CRISES IN NORWAY
CHURCH AND TEACHERS • ”»«hv qwjj —n»*«u/rf*v> M3T •a*|*sp (9 a.m.) STOCKHOLM, Mar. 3. The Norwegian church resignations have created the most serious crisis so far of the Quislingite regime. An education crisis also has arisen as a result of 9000 of Norway’s 10,800 teachers persisting in resigning from the Quislingized teachers’ organisation although the Quislingite education department declared that all those resigning would be dismissed. It is officially announced that the first batch of 300 ordered manual labour regimentation children aged from 10 to 18 years, which precipitated the education crisis, has been introduced, but only 200 so far have been called up for hired duties.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 20706, 5 March 1942, Page 4
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