APRIL 1942
| Day | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
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1
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10 Norwegian ships “escape” from Gothenburg, only 2 reached England. | |
|
1
|
650 teachers sent by train to Fåberg on first leg of journey to N.Norway. | |
|
3
|
Oslo – Authorities prohibit Bishop Berggrav from preaching. | |
|
5
|
Churches throughout Norway filled to capacity to hear sermon on “The Foundation of the Church.” Most pastors resign. | |
|
5
|
54 Norwegians transported to concentration camps in Germany. | |
|
7/8
|
Five members of the Church Council arrested. | |
|
13
|
Radio sender “Vega” established in Larvik | |
|
15
|
London – New provisional regulations governing divorce for Norwegian abroad whose spouse in Norway joined NS. | |
|
20
|
Oslo – Military parade in honour of Hitler’s birthday | |
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25
|
Bergen – The newspaper “Bergens Aftenblad” closed down. | |
|
25
|
Norwegian Universities issue joint statement of support for pastors. | |
|
26
|
Vardø – Air-raid, 3 civilians killed, heavy damages. | |
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26
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Tælevåg – Gunfight resulted in death of two high-ranking Gestapo officers and one Linge Co. commando. Serious reprisals. | Reprisals |
|
27
|
Trondheim – German fleet attacked by British aircraft |
■ 1942 / Timeline / Last Updated December 17, 2013 by Geronimo Gando /