Newspaper clipping "Few Back Quisling, Says Norse Consul" in the Minneapolis Star-Journal, about a statement from Rolf Christensen, Consul General for Norway in New York.
Report of film showings for Camp Little Norway Association, listing films by location, date, attendance, and remittance. By Jacob Stefferud, Chairman of the Film and Lecture Committee.
Report of films and lectures for Camp Little Norway Association, listing lecturers by location, date, attendance, remittance, and whether a film was shown at the event. By Jacob Stefferud, Chairman of the Film and Lecture Committee.
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.
The arrival of the Norwegian America Line ocean liner M.S. Oslofjord in New York, before departing for Norway on its first voyage. Reception Committee includes Rosebud Yellow Robe and members of the Sons of Norway. Film available online here.
Exact transcription of captions included in description.
"Forholdene i Norge" (Conditions in Norway), containing reports by writer and Norwegian resistance member Sigurd Hoel. Includes sections "Radioen" (Radio), "Hjemmefronten" (Home front), and "Norge - Sverige" (Norway - Sweden).
Form N-A Canadian Invoice for goods shipped on the Railway Express Agency, from the Camp Little Norway Association Knitting Group #1 in Minneapolis, Minnesota to the Royal Norwegian Air Force training facility Camp Little Norway in Toronto, Canada.
Form N-A Canadian Invoice for goods shipped on the Railway Express Agency, from the Camp Little Norway Association to the Royal Norwegian Air Force training facility Camp Little Norway in Toronto, Canada. Includes copies of book "Tusen Norske Skip."
Newspaper clipping "Former City Man Helped Plan Raid That Knocked Out Mines in Norway" in the Minneapolis Tribune, about Oscar Houghom and the Knaben molybdenum mines.
Window display supporting the Royal Norwegian Air Force's Camp Little Norway training center during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis.
Window display supporting the Norwegian Royal Family during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis. Picture frames show Crown Princess Martha, King Haakon VII, and Crown Prince Olav.
Window display supporting the Norwegian Royal Family during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis. Picture frames show Crown Princess Martha, King Haakon VII, and Crown Prince Olav.
Window displays supporting the Norwegian Royal Family and the Royal Norwegian Air Force's Camp Little Norway during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis.
Newspaper clipping "Fra Bygdelagenes Fellesraad" (From the Bygdelagenes Fellesraad) in the Fergus Falls Ukeblad, by Andrew A. Kindem, President for Bygdelagenes Fellesraad, Inc., concerning an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
Newspaper clipping "Fra Bygdelagenes Fellesraad: Mere om Kuene til Norge" (From the Bygdelagenes Fellesraad: More about Cattle to Norway) in the Minneapolis Posten, concerning an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
Newspaper clipping "Fra Decorah, Ia." (From Decorah, Iowa) in the Decorah Posten, concerning an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
Newspaper clipping "Fra Los Angeles, Calif." (From Los Angeles, California) in the Decorah Posten, concerning an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
Newspaper clipping "Fra Trønderlagets Avgaadde Formann" (From the Former President of Trønderlaget) in the Minneapolis Posten, an open letter by Rev. J. H. Myrwang concerning Henry Nycklemoe, current president of the Tronderlaget.
