It centres on the last days before his execution on Oct. 24, 1945, of the infamous Nazi collaborator Vidkun Quisling, whose name has become a byword for traitor.

With Norway celebrating the end of five years of German occupation on May 8, 1945, former Minister-President Quisling is arrested and taken into custody, his hope for home confinement a mere pipe ...

Norway’s Erik Poppe on His Haugesund, ... It centres on the last days before his execution on Oct. 24, ... Vidkun Quisling’s Russian wife Maria is another enigmatic and strong character.

Norway's political pink elephant is her Labor Party, largest in the Storting (Parliament ) but shackled by massive, bull-necked Premier Johan Ludwig Mowinckel's coalition of small ...

With Norway celebrating the end of five years of German occupation on May 8, 1945, former Minister-President Quisling is arrested and taken into custody, his hope for home confinement a mere pipe ...

Norway hadn’t been a concern for the Nazis but the meeting alarmed Hitler and within months Germany started its invasion of Norway. From that moment, Quisling was consigned into history as a ...

On Feb. 1, 1942, after two years in the background, Vidkun Quisling was reinstated as puppet dictator of Norway in a gaudy Wagnerian ceremony in Oslo’s Akershus Castle. The people of Oslo stayed ...

The policeman, Arne Vam, was a clerk in a cooperative store in Oslo until the Nazis invaded Norway. He then joined the Quisling Party and worked for the Gestapo, denouncing Jews and anti-Nazis.

Vidkun Quisling is known as Norway's biggest traitor. His name is a byword for traitor in several languages. Journalist Trude Lorentzen speaks to Matt Pintus about his life. Show more In December ...

It centres on the last days before his execution on Oct. 24, 1945, of the infamous Nazi collaborator Vidkun Quisling, whose name has become a byword for traitor.