Snow Treasure (1968)

Norwegian children smuggle gold from a cave onto a ship bound for the United States to avoid the money falling into the hands of the Nazi invaders. Taken from the best selling novel by Marie McSwigan, Snow Treasure finds brave children working for the resistance movement with the help of Nazi turncoat Kalasch (James Franciscus). The gold will be taken to the United States to help in Norway's fight against the Germans. The feature is perfect for the entire family due to the lack of violence that usually accompanies pictures set in times of war. No blood is spilled, just an occasional knockout punch is the extent of the violence.