Interview by Rev. Jorgensen with Haakon Lie, Secretary of the Norwegian Federation of Labor, over radio station WCAL out of St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota.
"Invasion of Norway," part of Jacob Stefferud's lecture materials and notes. Includes information on the German invasion and occupation, "Report from the Norwegian Government through the Norwegian Telegraph Bureau of places bombed in Norway by the Germans," and "The Germans' Inhuman War Methods in Norway: The Foreign Department's Press Office gives information about the German war methods."
Newspaper clipping "Is Neutral Sweden Just an Opportunist?" in the Minneapolis Star-Journal, a letter to the editor by Willem Luyten. A response to an August 14, 1943 letter to the editor by Albin Widen (see p0592_01251).
Letter from Jacob Stefferud, Consul for Norway and Camp Little Norway Association, to Nils Brekke, director of the Speakers Bureau of the Royal Norwegian Information Service, enclosing a financial statement of a speaking tour by Jorgen Juve with proceeds to the Seamen's Aid Fund and Camp Little Norway Association.
Newspaper clipping "Kamp for Norden: Norge kjæmper ikke bare for sig selv, skriver svenske Blade" (Fight for the Nordic region: Norway is not only fighting for itself, writes Swedish Blade) in the Decorah Posten.
King Haakon VII of Norway stands with crew members of a Norwegian merchant ship (Nortraship). Typed caption on back: "During his visit to Newcastle, King Haakon made a tour of the shipyards when he boarded a Norwegian ship and is seen here talking to members of the crew." Stamped label on back: "Please credit Norwegian official photo number W 5144."
King Haakon VII of Norway stands with crew members of a Norwegian merchant ship (Nortraship). King Haakon VII stands in front of the men, and to right is Norwegian Prime Minister Johan Nygaardsvold, then an unidentified man, then a Norwegian merchant fleet captain (kommandørkaptein), a first mate (førstestyrmann), an unidentified officer, and a fourth mate or engineer (fjerde styrmann or maskinist).
Typed caption on front: "Norway's king visits seamen." Typed caption on back: "During his visit to Newcastle, King Haakon made a tour of the shipyards when he boarded a Norwegian ship and is seen here talking to members of the crew." Stamped label on back: "Please credit Norwegian official photo number W 5146."
King Haakon VII of Norway shaking hands with crew members of a Norwegian merchant ship (Nortraship) in Newcastle. Stamped label on back: "Please credit Norwegian official photo number W 5147."
Newspaper clipping "Kreatur til Norge" (Cattle to Norway) by Andrew A. Kindem, President for Bygdelagenes Fellesraad, Inc., and a reply from Wilhelm Morgenstierne, Norwegian Ambassador to the United States, in the Fergus Falls Ukeblad. Concerns an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
Newspaper clipping "Norge i Krig: Krigen og Framskrittets Norge" (Norway at War: The War and Progress Norway) by Dr. Sverre Norborg. Part of Norborg's 1944 article series in the Minneapolis Posten.
Newspaper clipping "Kua fra Amerika!" (Cattle from America) in the Decorah Posten, concerning an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
Newspaper clipping "Kuer Til Norge" (Cattle to Norway) in the Decorah Posten, about an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
Newspaper clipping "Kuer til Norge: Statsraad Fjelstad og Konsul Christensen kommer til Minneapolis" (Cattle to Norway: Statsraad Fjelstad and Consul Christensen are coming to Minneapolis) in the Decorah Posten, about an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
Newspaper clipping "Kuer til Norge" and "Melkekjör til Norge" (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 "Kuer Til Norge" (Cattle to Norway) in the Superior Tidende, about an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
Report "Kuer til Norge" (Cattle to Norway) by Anders Fjelstad, Royal Norwegian Embassy, for Hans Bull Ovrevik. Concerning an effort to send cattle from the American Midwest to Norway once the country is liberated.
