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Fleischer, Carl Gustav
(1883-1942)
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| General Fleischer
was commander of 6th Division in North-Norway in
1940, and distinguished himself as an outstanding officer during the
battle. He joined the King and the Government when they escaped to England
after Norway’s surrender. Fleischer was at first commander of the Norwegian
forces in England, but had to leave this position after serious clashes
with the Norwegian government. He was appointed commander of the Norwegian
forces in Canada and Norwegian military attaché in 1942, and finally
as commander of the Norwegian military mission in Washington. Fleischer
committed suicide in 1942, deeply disappointed with the Norwegian military
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Fretheim, Thormod
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Born in 1886, veterinary
of profession, Minister of Agriculture from the 25th September 1940 to
the 21st of April 1945. His lack of support for German demands finally
caused Quisling to remove him from the Government.
Meidell was a member
of NS since the 15th May 1941, and he received a
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Fuglesang, Rolf
Jørgen (1909-1988)
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| Fuglesang was born in
1909, and had been a pre-war NS Student Organisation leader. He was also
the general secretary of NS, and young, popular and
powerful person in the Party. He succeeded Lunde as a leader of the Department
of Culture. He received a sentence of lifetime Hard Labour during the post-war
trials. He died in 1988. |
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