NOVEMBER 1940
| Day | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
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7
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Resistance leaders met at Professor W. Werenskiold’s home. Organization plan for R-Group approved for civil and military. |
Resistance
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9
|
Divorce Law changed to allow divorce if one of couple is abroad | |
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10
|
Jonas Lie visits Bergen – further anti-NS demonstrations. | |
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10
|
Canada -‘Little Norway’ – the training camp for Norwegian airmen officially opened. | |
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16
|
NS Justice Minister Riisnæs advises that his department henceforth will be responsible for all ‘hiring’ and ‘firing’ of judges and other judicial official. | |
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17
|
Norwegian Farmers’ Association votes against joining NS-controlled association. | |
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17
|
Larvik- peaceful demonstration against NS minister. | |
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19
|
London – Foreign Minister Koht given sick leave for 3 months.
Trygve Lie temporary replacement. |
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19
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The Norwegian Supreme Court rejects the Justice Department’s edict of November 17. | |
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20
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A large majority of teachers refused to sign under acceptance of Terboven’s ‘loyalty oath’ of October 4. | |
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21
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All previous athletic associations disbanded and reformed as the Nazi-dominated Norwegian Athletic Association | |
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25
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Oslo University Professor Jac. S. Worm-Mữller suspended from duty because of his anti-NS opinions. | |
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28
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Dr. Goebbels visited Oslo. Students arrested for turning their backs on him as his car drove up the main street. |
■ 1940 / Timeline / Last Updated November 27, 2013 by Geronimo Gando /