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English: Exhibit related to the Norwegian resistance movement during Nazi Germany's occupation of Norway in World War II 1940 – 1945, on display at the Bergenhus Fortress Museum in Bergen, Norway:
  • A rucksack once belonged to a member of a resistance group in Bergen. The man was caught by the Germans in 1941, and brought this backpack with him to a large number of prisons and camps in Norway and Germany until he went back home after the liberation in 1945.


Norsk bokmål: Gjenstand knyttet til den norske motstandskampen og den tyske okkupasjonen av Norge under andre verdenskrig 1940–45, utstilt i Bergenhus festningsmuseum ved Bergenhus festning: Ryggsekk som har tilhørt et fengslet medlem av Alvær-gruppen, en større motstandsgruppe som hadde tilholdssted i Bergen:
  • Ryggsekken til Kaspar Erling Iden (født 4. mai 1912) Fange nr. N 11 66 77, «Alvær-saken». Kaspar Erling Iden ble arrestert i 1941 under opprullingen av Alværgruppen. Han ble sendt mellom forskjellige fengsler og leire i Norge og Tyskland, før han ble hentet av de hvite bussene fra Sverige i mars 1945. Ryggsekken hadde vært med Kaspar på hele ferden...
    • Arrestert 13. april 1941: ført til Ulven Leir
    • Grini 18. november 1941 — 22. februar 1942
    • Oslo Kretsfengsel 23. februar 1942 (M/S Drechtdyk til Hamburg 3. april 1942) (Tog til Berlin)
    • Berlin — Moabit fengsel 7. april 1942 (4 måneder krigsrett)
    • Hamburg — Fuhlbuttel 31. juli 1942
    • Sonnenburg 5. september 1942 — 14. november 1944
    • Sachsenhausen 15. november 1944 — 22. mars 1945 (Hentet av Hvite busser fra Sverige)
    • Neuengamme 22. mars 1945
    • Frøsløv i Danmark 21. april 1945
    • Stenbookskolan, Helsingborg i Sverige
    • Rönneby i Sverige 1. mai 1945
    • Oslo juni 1945
    • Bergen juli 1945
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