NOVEMBER 1943
| Day | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
|
2
|
Stockholm – Official discussion about military training of up to 10000 Norwegian reserve forces. | Police-Troops |
|
10
|
Oslo – Several leaders of the illegal press organization arrested. | |
|
15
|
First joint-statement from leaders of “Kretsen” and “Milorg” sent to Government in London – “agreement on strategy”. | |
|
16
|
Rjukan: Bombed by American aircraft. | |
|
17
|
Trondheim – Seven members of Wærdahl gang murdered and 9 others deported to “death camps” in Germany | |
|
21
|
Arendal – Three “Linge” men attack and partly destroy Eydehavn foundry. | |
|
25
|
Oslo Einar Høigård, one of the University teachers’ leaders, committed suicide after intensive Gestapo torture. | |
|
28
|
Oslo – A fire broke out in the auditorium at Oslo University. Authorities blamed communist agitators. | |
|
30
|
Oslo – Terboven order German soldiers to arrest students at University and high schools. 1200 arrested, 650 were later deported to Germany. |
■ 1943 / Timeline / Last Updated November 27, 2013 by Geronimo Gando /