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[edit]DescriptionAftenposten Norwegian newspaper Oslo April 9, 1940 Nazi Germany's attack on Norway in WWII. Tyske krigsskib i Oslofjorden og til Bergen, Rio de Janeiro, Posidonia, Flyalarm, etc. Oscarsborg festningsmuseum IMG 7333.jpg |
English: Front page of the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten published in Oslo on 9 April 1940. Text in Norwegian:
In the early morning of 9 April 1940, the armed forces of Germany occupied Denmark and invaded Norway as an military operation during World War II. The German flagship Blücher, which carried the main forces to occupy the Norwegian capital, was sunk in the Oslofjord on the first day of the invasion. Conventional armed resistance to the German invasion of Norway ended on 10 June 1940 and Nazi Germany controlled Norway until the capitulation of German forces in Europe on 8/9 May 1945. Norsk bokmål: Forsida av Aftenposten utgitt i Oslo tirsdag 9. april 1940, dagen da Norge ble invadert av militære styrker fra det nasjonalsosialistiske Tyskland og dermed trukket inn i andre verdenskrig. Avisa bringer ferske nyheter om tyske sjøstridskrefter på vei inn Oslofjorden, men nevner ikke at krysseren «Blücher», som brakte hovedstyrken for å okkupere Oslo, samme morgen har blitt senket av ild fra norske kystfort ved Drøbak under slaget ved Oscarsborg festning. Ved å forsinke invasjonsstyrkens adgang til hovedstaden vannveien, fikk den norske regjeringa og kong Haakon tid til å flykte lengre nord, sammen med gullbeholdninga fra Norges bank. Overskrifter og tekster i avisa:
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