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English: Photo taken in the Arquebus War History Museum (Norwegian: Arquebus Krigshistorisk Museum, a World War II museum 10 km east of the city of Haugesund, Norway.
  • Glass display with items related to the Norwegian scouting movement (Norsk Speidergutt-Forbund, NSF, Norwegian Boy-Scout association; today Norges Speiderforbund, Norwegian Guide and Scout Association) in Nord-Rogaland before and after September 11, 1941, when the German occupying forces in Norway banned scouting activities in the country during World War II.
    • Real and fake meeting notebooks for the "Birkebeiner Troop," Norway's only illegal scout troop during the war, secretly formed by scout leader and resistance man Rasmus W. Andersen in September 1943, to support for a possible Allied invasion, the Milorg, and the home forces.
    • Awards given to Rasmus W. Andersen:
    • Metal emblem from the Scout Association in England during the war, when Victor Carlsen was the leader of the Norwegian exile association there, with the English Scout Motto "Be prepared" instead of the Norwegian "Vær beredt".
    • Cigarette case with "RWA" made by Russian prisoners of war, given to Rasmus W. Andersen.
    • Uniform accessories for scouts (belt with metal decorations, socks, yellow scout scarf, and side cap), books (Baden-Powell's Scouting for Boys Norwegian edition etc.), and more.
The Arquebus War Museum highlights Nazi Germany's occupation of Norway during the Second World War from 1940 to 1945. The museum showcases exhibits and dioramas on military equipment, actions, and daily life in Norway and the Rogaland region through 6,000 artifacts displayed across 2,000 square meters.

Norsk bokmål: Foto fra utstillingene i Arquebus Krigshistorisk Museum i Førre utenfor Haugesund.
  • Utstillingsmonter med gjenstander tilknyttet den norske speiderbevegelsen (Norsk Speidergutt-Forbund, NSF, i dag Norges Speiderforbund i Nord-Rogaland før og etter 11. september 1941 da den tyske okkupasjonsmakten i Norge under andre verdenskrig forbød speiderarbeidet i landet.
    • Møteprotokoller/referatbøker for «Birkebeinertroppen», Norges eneste illegale speidertropp under krigen, dannet i hemmelighet av speiderleder og motstandsmann Rasmus W. Andersen i september 1943, blant annet som støtte for en eventuell alliert invasjon, Milorg og hjemmestyrkene. Det er både ekte og falske referatbøker i tilfelle razzia.
    • Utmerkelser gitt til ungdomslederen og Milorg-mannen Rasmus W. Andersen:
    • Metallemblem fra speiderforbundet i England under krigen, da Victor Carlsen var leder for det norske eksilforbundet der, med speidermottoet «Be prepared» istedenfor «Vær beredt»
    • Sigarettetui i metall, blant annet dekorert med «RWA», laget av russerfanger og gitt til Rasmus W. Andersen i 1943
    • Uniformseffekter for speidere:
      • Speiderbelte i lær med metalldekor og signalfløyte
      • Speiderstrømper
      • Gult speiderskjerf/halstørkle
      • Speiderlue i båtluefasong med hattelilje med ring og dusk (metallmerke med kvast) på venstre side (se Speiderguttboken side 34)
    • Bøker: Baden-Powells Scouting for Boys Norsk utgave og Speiderguttboken
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Om speiderbevegelsen under krigen og forholdet til Quislings NS: Robert Baden-Powell, speiderbevegelsens grunnlegger, hadde bakgrunn fra det engelske klassesamfunnet og var preget av elitetenkning, militarisme, nasjonalisme og imperialisme. Idéhistorikeren Espen Schaanning drøfter i sin bok Barneridderne (2015) forholdet mellom speiderbevegelsen og Nasjonal Samlings Ungdomsfylking, det norske nazistpartiets ungdomsorganisasjon, i den norske mellomkrigstiden. Schaanning mener at bevegelsen indirekte skapte grobunn for en fascistisk tenkemåte. Flere ledende NS-folk hadde bakgrunn fra speiderbevegelsen. En femtedel av lederne i NSUF var speidere. Også motstandsbevegelsen rekrutterte tidligere speidere, åtte av tolv deltakere i tungtvannsaksjonen var speidere. Den norske speiderbevegelsen var opprinnelig mer preget av kristendom enn andre steder.
Samlingene i Arquebus omfatter sivile og militære gjenstander hovedsakelig fra den tyske okkupasjonen av Nord-Rogaland og Norge under andre verdenskrig 1940–1945.
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