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Warm Resistance
In the early 1940s, in Norway, knitters began to knit red "nisselue" caps as a non-violent symbol of resistance against Nazi occupation. The Norwegian caps were worn to boost morale and represented national identity, unity, and hope. When the Nazis became aware of the protest, they officially banned them on February 26, 1942. Wearing them could result in fines, imprisonment, or being sent to camps. from the NYT: This month, a group of Minnesota hobbyists — upset and agitat