I may have some details mixed up, but these are ones I remember reading over the years...
The guys building cars for the nazi regime putting the fuel gauge a little too low, and tilting the gas tank, so the gas tanks often red 1/3 when they were almost empty and running on fumes, so they often ran out of gas when being driven.
Women who let small bits of stone stay in food they were forced to fix for their oppressors, so they would bite it and mess up their teeth and have to go to the medical office for a while. (I believe it was in Italy?)
During the US Civil War, when the Confederates were coming, this farmer and his sons intentionally ruined some fences to make them fall into a road with a couple trees. Because of the local geography, the Confederate dudes had to backtrack a couple miles and go the long way. The Farmer's daughter rode to the neighbors to warn them in a "beacons of Gondor are lit" way.
Men in works camps under the nazis, forced to make bombs/missiles/etc. who would "forget" to put the proper stuff inside and sometimes even smuggled notes to the soldiers on the other side.
There was a POW in Japan, I believe he had been an English officer, who intentionally gave wrong information when they threatened to torture him.
A German teenager, forced to translate for the nazis cause she was fluent in 4 languages, but she used to screw up stuff like the difference between 40 soldiers and 40 squads of soldiers. Little slips that meant the bad guys didn't bring enough men/artillery with them. She also used to unplug stuff here and there, so messages didn't come through.
Doctors who made up an illness that was highly contagious and caused really bad, eventually fatal symptoms. It meant the nazi soldiers wouldn't come near the "infected" and the docs could smuggle a few people out here and there, because the nazis didn't check all the bodies for fear of contamination.
When forced to house the British soldiers during the US Revolution, a widow and her daughters claimed they had no firewood and had to go into the woods for firewood to make dinner/wash the clothes/etc. etc. they were being forced to do for the men, so the daughters used to leave messages about what they overheard while serving dinner and a few neighbors used to chop extra wood so they could give some to the girls to help explain how long they were gone. Allegedly, one daughter used to slip harmless little garden snakes into the beds/gear of the soldiers because the British soldiers didn't know those snakes weren't dangerous, so they would freak out and it had the soldiers more on guard for snakes than the women eavesdropping on them.
During WWI, there was a widow in her later years who used to "forget" stuff in the kitchen and get it to smoking/burning so the soldiers she was being forced to care for, would all freak out. After a while, they stopped paying any attention when there was smoke going through, everyone just covered their mouth/nose with a damp cloth and carried on. This meant she could cover for a couple guys who were turncoats to keep them from being discovered and/or burn messages for them.
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