NOVEMBER 1941
| Day | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
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6
|
Bjørn Christophersen, Secretary to the newly established Norwegian Defence Council in London, presented the first of a series of notes which outlined the projected Norwegian contribution to the liberation of Norway. | |
|
8
|
Norwegian translations of foreign authors forbidden. | |
|
12
|
Fishing boat ‘Blia’ sinks with 37 men and women who were fleeing to England, and a crew of 6 onboard. | |
|
14
|
Students at Oslo University on strike against Nazification of the students’ representatives. | |
|
20
|
N. Government in London recognizes Milorg as a “military organization… reporting directly to H.O.K” (Army Supreme Command) | |
|
22
|
H Ingvald Garbo sentenced to death and executed for “attempting to undermine the German defence forces’ internal strength.” | |
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24
|
In a note to Oscar Torp, the SOE (Special Operations Executive) outlines plans for co-operation with N. resistance. | |
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28
|
London- Defence Minister Ljungberg given three months leave of absence. Oscar Torp takes over his duties. |
■ 1941 / Timeline / Last Updated November 27, 2013 by Geronimo Gando /