UNREST IN NORWAY.
OPPOSITION TO THE NAZIS. “GERMANS IN STATE OF ALARM.” LONDON, August 3. News of significant anti-German unrest in Norway reaching London from neutral sources is quoted by an cyA German newspaper published in Norway, for instance, declared: “The Norwegian mob, misunderstanding German high-mindedness, has comfnitted several crimes with a highly political background.’ An Oslo message to the Swedish newspaper “Goetesborgs Tidning” states that the German forces in Norway are ip a state of alarm, as they expect resistance to the latest Nazi decree.
It is expected that more than 100,000 radios may be seized as a result of the ban on listening to foreign broadcasts. The inhabitants of the Rogaland district have been fined 75,000 kroner for sabotage of electrical cables.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 251, 5 August 1941, Page 6
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