Newspaper clipping "Norge i Krig: Budstikken Gaar" (Norway at War: The Message Goes) by Dr. Sverre Norborg. Part of Norborg's 1944 article series in the Minneapolis Posten.
Newspaper clipping "Norge i Krig: Budstikken Gaar" (Norway at War: The Message Goes) by Dr. Sverre Norborg. Part of Norborg's 1944 article series in the Minneapolis Posten.
Newspaper clipping "Norge i Krig: De Norske Vaapen Taler" (Norway at War: The Norwegian Weapons Speak) by Dr. Sverre Norborg. Part of Norborg's 1944 article series in the Minneapolis Posten.
Newspaper clipping "Norge i Krig: Telegramadresse: 'Nortraship'" (Norway at War: Telegram Address: 'Nortraship') by Dr. Sverre Norborg. Part of Norborg's 1944 article series in the Minneapolis Posten.
Newspaper clipping "Norge i Krig: Finansieringen av Frihetskampen" (Norway at War: The Financing of the Freedom Struggle) by Dr. Sverre Norborg. Part of Norborg's 1944 article series in the Minneapolis Posten.
Newspaper clipping "Norge i Krig: Om Et Folk Skal Leve, Maa Noen Kunne Do" (Norway at War: If a people is to live, someone must die) by Dr. Sverre Norborg. Part of Norborg's 1944 article series in the Minneapolis Posten.
Newspaper clipping "Redemption Notice: Kingdom of Norway: Twenty-Year Six Percent. External Loan Sinking Fund Gold Bonds, due August 1, 1944" in the Nordisk Tidende.
Part 1 of 3. Informational film about the Royal Norwegian Air Force's training facilities, "Camp Little Norway," in Canada. Includes the invasion of Norway by Nazi Germany, the routes new recruits used to escape Norway, the founding of Camp Little Norway, the camp's Island Airport in Toronto, and different kinds of airplanes used for training. Film available online here.
It is a strong likelihood the filmmaker was Campbell Norsgaard, the official photographer for the Royal Norwegian Air Force during World War II.
Exact transcription of captions included in description.
Part 2 of 3. Informational film about the Royal Norwegian Air Force's training facilities, "Camp Little Norway," in Canada. Includes the camp's recreation center Vesle Skaugum north of Toronto, visits by the Royal Family, the dedication of the Muskoka Airport near Gravenhurst, and views of airplanes flying. Film available online here.
It is a strong likelihood the filmmaker was Campbell Norsgaard, the official photographer for the Royal Norwegian Air Force during World War II.
Exact transcription of captions included in description.
Part 3 of 3. Informational film about the Royal Norwegian Air Force's training facilities, "Camp Little Norway," in Canada. Includes airplanes flying, the Royal Family helping dedicate airplanes funded by supporters in different countries, daily life at Camp Little Norway, training and skiing at the camp's recreation center Vesle Skaugum north of Toronto, and ski jumping. Film available online here.
It is a strong likelihood the filmmaker was Campbell Norsgaard, the official photographer for the Royal Norwegian Air Force during World War II.
Exact transcription of captions included in description.
The return of the Norwegian Royal Family (King Haakon VII, Crown Prince Olav, Crown Princess Martha, Prince Harald, Princess Astrid, and Princess Ragnhild) to Oslo, Norway after the country's liberation from Nazi Germany. Shows ceremonial proceedings at Oslo Harbor and City Hall, with a military parade in front of the Royal Palace. Film available online here.
The filmmaker was Campbell Norsgaard, the official photographer for the Royal Norwegian Air Force during World War II.
Scenes of Norway after its liberation from Nazi Germany. A parade in Oslo, views of Oslofjord, people and roads, and soldiers swimming. Film available online here.
It is a strong likelihood the filmmaker was Campbell Norsgaard, the official photographer for the Royal Norwegian Air Force during World War II.
Scenes of Norway after its liberation from Nazi Germany. Aerial views of Norway coastlines and Norwegian military personnel boarding and disembarking an airplane. Views of Oslo, people on bicycles, military personnel inspecting cars. Film available online here.
It is a strong likelihood the filmmaker was Campbell Norsgaard, the official photographer for the Royal Norwegian Air Force during World War II.
