Folklore Fights the Nazis: Humor in Occupied Norway, 1940–1945
 “An indispensable history of a nation’s resistance to occupation. . . . Stokker’s penetrating study shows folk humor as a form of psychological warfare.”—Choice“Folklore Fights the Nazisconcludes that Norwegians—traditionally regarded as serious-minded folks—employed a sly sense of humor at the expense of their invaders, even in the face of possible harsh retaliation.”—Jack Hovelson,Des Moines Register