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English: Photo taken 2021 of exhibits in Hjemmefrontmuseet Rakkestad, a community-based museum in Rakkestad, Norway. The museum showcases around 3500 artifacts related to Nazi Germany's occupation of Norway and the Norwegian resistance movement during World War II from 1940 to 1945, and the corresponding historical era:
  • "The Refugee Room"
    • "War Time Wall Decorations" by the illustrator, commercial artist, and model builder Kjell Dyrhaug (deceased in 1981). The frieze was painted in 1943 for the dining room in the refugee camp at Kjesäter Manor in Sweden, where Dyrhaug himself was one of the refugees from German-occupied Norway. The wall paintings consist of around 20 scenes depicting his experiences of illegal work, raids, crossing the border, and time in Sweden.
    • American parachute from an airdrop with supplies for the Norwegian resistance movement during World War II
The Home Front Museum in Rakkestad: "American parachute. There were two types of parachutes used in the drops. The one you see here is American and has broad cords. These could carry heavier loads. The parachutes used by the British had narrow, round cords. There could also be many different colors on the parachutes that arrived."
    • Bicycle with a homemade wooden crate with a secret compartment, used for transportation during the war (courier to Sweden), likely by the Milorg group "Karl" in Hærland.
    • Overview of casualties from the Østfold region during the invasion in 1940
    • Display mannequin dressed as a typical Norwegian "border crosser" or resistance fighter wearing period-appropriate leisure or outdoor attire from the 1940s, with a flat cap, doublebreasted jacket, breeches, knitted stockings, and sturdy ankle boots in leather, equipped with a map, backpack, and a British Stengun submachine gun.
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Norsk bokmål: Foto tatt sommeren 2021 i Hjemmefrontmuseet Rakkestad, et lokalt, krigshistorisk museum i Rakkestad i Østfold. Utstillingene omfatter rundt 3500 gjenstander fra Norge under andre verdenskrig, Nazi-Tysklands okkupasjon av landet, hjemmefronten og motstandskampen i perioden 1940–45 og fra tida like etter krigen:
  • «Flyktningrommet»
    • «Krigstidsfrise» av illustratøren, reklametegneren og modellbyggeren Kjell Dyrhaug (død 1981). Frisen ble malt i 1943 til spisesalen i flyktningleiren på Kjesäter herregård i Sverige, der Dyrhaug selv var en av flyktningene fra det tyskeokkuperte Norge. Veggmaleriene omfatter rundt 20 motiver som skildrer hans opplevelser av illegalt arbeid, razzia, flukt over grensa og tid i Sverige.
    • Amerikansk fallskjerm fra hemmelige flyslipp med forsyninger til den norske motstandsbevegelsen under krigen.
Hjemmefrontmuseet i Rakkestad: Amerikansk fallskjerm. Det var to typer fallskjermer som ble brukt i slipp. Denne dere ser her, er amerikansk og har brede snorer. Disse kunne ta tyngre last. De fallskjermene som britene brukte, hadde smale, runde snorer. Det kunne også være mange forskjellige fager på de fallskjermene som kom.
    • Sykkel med hjemmelagd trekasse med hemmelig rom, brukt til transport under krigen (ordonnans til Sverige), trolig av Milorg-gruppa «Karl» i Hærland.
    • Utstillingsdokke utkledt som grenselos og milorgmann (bevæpnet motstandsmann som en av «gutta på skauen»), iført tidsriktig fritids- eller friluftsantrekk fra 1940-åra, med «sixpence», sid vindjakke, nikkers (knebukser), mønstrede strikkesokker/strømper og robuste ankelstøvler (kraftige sko med snøring) og utstyrt med kart, ryggsekk og britisk Stengun maskinpistol. Se museetes beskrivelser av grenselos og milorgmann.
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