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Haaland, Reidar (1919-1945)
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| The NS member, policeman
and Frontfighter Reidar Haaland was the first Norwegian to recieve death
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Hagelin, Albert
Viljam (1882-1946)
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Born in Bergen in 1882,
he was an educated opera singer, but worked most of his life as a businessman
in Dresden, Germany. He had very good contacts within the NSDAP, which
led many to literately regard him as a German spy. Actually, only a few
within NS had ever heard of Hagelin before he was appointed second leader
in “Nasjonal Samling”.
It is said, that several
people mourned Quisling and Skancke
when they got executed, but no one mourned Hagelin. He was removed from
the Government on the 8th November 1944. Hagelin was sentenced to death
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von Hirsch, Per
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| Per Einarsøn von
Hirsch was born in 1902, and was educated both as a Lawyer and a Captain
in the Army. Von Hirsch joined the NS Government
after the death of Prytz on the 19th February 1945, but actually never
participated on any meetings. He got a sentence of 20 years Hard Labour
during the post-war trials. |
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Hustad, Tormod
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Tormod Hustad
Hustad was born in 1889,
and was an architect. He was removed from the Government on the 1st February
1944 after German pressure. He was a pre-war member of NS,
and got a sentence of 20 years hard labour. |
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Hjort, Johan Bernhard
(1895-1969)
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Hjort was born in Bergen,
and a lawyer of profession. Hjortt was one of the founders of NS, “NS Fylkesfører”
for Akershus, and leader of the Hird from 1934.
Hjort left NS in 1937,
and worked against Quisling from then on. He was arrested by the Germans
in October 1941, and he was finally, together with his family, interned
in Gross Kreutz, Prussia, from October 1942. |
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Hvoslef, Ragnvald
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| Hvoslef was a Major of
profession, and one of Quislings oldest
friends. He was listed as NS.member number
“004”. Hvoslef was the leader of the pre-war ”White Garde´s” (Samfundsvernet),
and served as Policechief in South-Varanger, Finnmark for a period during
the war. He died in 1944. |
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