Norway’s Nazis re-emerge
NZPA-Reuter Oslo Norwegians who sided with the Nazis in World War II have decided to reestablish the pre-war [National Socialist Political 'Movement, their spokesman, [Mr Ole Darbu, has said. | Norwegian volunteers with [Hitler’s forces and adherents of the war-time Quisling puppet regime met privately in Oslo on the for* tieth' anniversary of the Geman assault on Norway. The new party will retain Vidkun Quisling’s national unity political programme, the basis of his puppet regime during the German occupation, with only minor adjustments, according to Mr Darbu. . i. Only long-established and nationalistically-minded adherents of the Quisling movement would be accepted as members, he said. The party intends to campaign in all constituencies in the 1981 Parliamentary elections in Norway. Mr Darbu, a volunteer with the Germans on the Eastern Front during the war, is so far the only member of the new party to have come forward
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