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Lie, Jonas (1899-1945)
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Born in 1899,
Lie was a professional Police officer, fanatically anti-Communist, and
quite a personality. He was popular amongst the Germans, but never within
his own Party. He had been member of Nasjonal Samling
(NS) in the 30´s, but left the party in 1935. He probably rejoined
in 1940.
He reorganised the Norwegian
Police Forces in 1940-41, and served at the Front on two occasions, the
first as war correspondent with “Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler”, the last
serving at the Leningrad front with ”Den Norske Legion”.
He became the leader
of ”Germanske SS Norge”.
Lie was awarded the Iron
cross 1.class for his participartion in the battle at Leningrad.
He died from natural
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Født
i 1899. Lie var Politioffiser, fanatisk anti-kommunist og gjorde seg bemerket
hvorenn han befant seg. Han var populær i tyske kretser, men aldri
i sitt eget parti. Han hadde vært medlem i NS
på 30 tallet, men meldte seg ut i 1935. Han meldte seg sannsynligvis
inn i partiet igjen i 1940. Lie reorganiserte den norske politistyrken
i perioden 1940-41, og var ved to anledninger i fronttjeneste. Første
gang som krigsreporter i LAH, "Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler". Andre gang
var som offiser i "Den Norske Legion" som kjempet
ved Leningrad.
Han ble leder av "Germanske
SS Norge".
Lie fikk Jernkorset 1.klasse
for sin innsats ved Leningrad.
Han døde av naturlige
årsaker (Kan også ha vært selvmord, dette er uklart.)
på samme dagen som Norge ble frigjort. |
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Lindvig, Olaf Trygve
(1917-2007 )
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Lindvig was
born in Narvik 9th September 1917. He was educated as officer in 1934-38,
and served as officer (”fenrik”) during the German attack on Norway, in
Infantry Regiment 5 both as platoon commander and battalion adjoint.
Lindvig, who joined NS
in September 1940 later joins ”Waffen SS” as volunteer, and serves as company
commander in both ”Den Norske Legion” (1st Company) and ”Regiment Norge”
/ ”Division Nordland”, also 1st Company. Lindvig also periodically acted
as chief for ”Germanske SS Norge”. He was finally promoted to ”SS Hauptsturmführer”
(Captain), and was seriously wounded in battle five times. Lindvig was
sentenced to 12 years imprisonment in 1945, and spent his remaining years
at Fåvang. |
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Lunde, Gulbrand
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Born in 1901, dr. philos.,
Director of the Conserve Industry´s laboratory in Stavanger. Minister
of Culture and Propaganda leader in NS from the 25th September 1940 until
a car accident killed him and his wife on the 25th October 1942.
Lunde was a clever and
popular politician, and one of the main characters in ”Nasjonal Samling”. |
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