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A German proclamation to the people of Oslo

Beneath the letters LENGE LEV…, painted in large strokes on a wall, a soldier in a German steel helmet stands beside a poster crowned with the eagle and swastika. It reads: 'An die Bevölkerung von Oslo / Norweger! / Die Kriegslage erfordert strengste Beachtung der folgenden Vorschriften', followed by the rules that no one may be in the streets between 7 in the evening and 6 in the morning and that any gathering of more than three persons is forbidden. The painted words begin the Norwegian for 'long live'.

Period: April 1940
Credit: US National ArchivesPublic Domain · Digitalisierung und Bearbeitung: © zb Media GmbH

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German troops in occupied Oslo, 1940 · Divide and Conquer: Norway, the Low Countries and France

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