DECEMBER 1941
| Day | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
|
1
|
Kristiansand; Harbour attacked by British aircraft. | |
|
4
|
Bjarne Thorsen returns to Bergen from England with radio transmitter and coder earmarked forTheta group | |
|
4
|
Oslo – large numbers of ration-cards for food and clothes stolen from Rationing office. | |
|
11
|
N. citizens living abroad to lose citizenship and forfeit their assets in Norway. | |
|
11
|
Oslo – KK (Co-ordination committee) issues the first of many ‘paroles’ – guidelines on how ‘good’ Norwegian should behave. | |
|
13
|
The first of three groups of men from the Linge Company landed in Selvær to organize a military force in Helgeland. | |
|
14
|
Haugesund: Harbour bombed.. | |
|
15
|
Chocolate and sweets rationed. | |
|
15
|
Letter from Bishops to Church Department – “Bishops have the right and duty to be informed and asked to comment before Church-related actions are initiated.” | |
|
26-27
|
British and Norwegian forces attack Lofoton, Vågsøy and Måløy | |
|
27
|
Herdla airport near Bergen bombed. | |
|
29
|
‘Stavanger episode’ – eleven Norwegian men shot for espionage – they were sentenced to death on December 3. | |
|
31
|
Russian aircraft bomb Kirkenes – 11 German officers killed. |
■ 1941 / Timeline / Last Updated November 27, 2013 by Geronimo Gando /