History of the Norwegian Resistance Movement
Neighborhood: Centre/Karl Johans gate
Nearest Train: Stortinget
Phone: +47 2309 3280
Fax: +47 2309 3138
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Situated within the walls of the beautiful Akershus Fortress in an over 300 year-old, half-timbered house, this permanent exhibition takes you through the history of the Norwegian resistance movement during World War II. Small models of many of the encounters, particularly during 1940 and also lots of authentic objects are to be seen and even heard.
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Den Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Browse through preserved newspapers that were printed without any government permit and published during the war days and which played a very significant role as a source of information to the people in Norway. Also part of the collection are unauthorized radio receivers, homemade microphones and many more interesting devices at this permanent exhibit at the Norsk Hjemmefrontmuseum.
Jødeforfølgelsen
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
'Jødeforfølgelsen' at the Norsk Hjemmefrontmuseum feature valuable photographs, documents, and other installations that narrate the tale of the Jews in Norway. The cyanide box with a label saying 'can be used to kill pests' which was used to kill the Jews, is one of the most interesting installations on display.
Kampene i Nord-Norge
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
'Kampene i Nord-Norge', a permanent exhibit at the Norsk Hjemmefrontmuseum narrates the tale of the wars of the past in Northern Norway. Let the plots and maps used by the British army and other installations take you on a journey into an important era of history.
Prisons and Concentration Camps in Norway
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Going back to the Nazi camps in the Second World War, this section of the Norsk Hjemmefrontmuseum has it all on display. Germans had built quite a few prisons and concentration camps in Norway as it was en route to Germany and Poland. On exhibit are the actual objects, pictures and also replicas of the then used fish crates of the well-known Grini camps.
The Underground Press
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Norsk Hjemmefrontmuseum has an interesting section to be visited, wherein is the collection of the underground newspapers. There are authentic writings and documents about the Nazis, established then to boost the morale of the Norwegians. Bereft of radios as a mode of communication, the underground press played a vital role in Norwegian history.
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