File:"Gestapo office" door, misc. items, rare objects, photos, etc exhibited in the Lofoten Krigminnemuseum (WW2 Memorial Museum) in Svolvær, Norway 2019-04-08 DSC00199.jpg

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English: Misc. military and civil equipment, rare objects, photos, etc. from World War II on display at the Lofoten War Memorial Museum:
  • Wooden no trespassing sign with text in German and Norwegian painted in black on yellowish background: Haus ist Eigentum der Deutschen Wehrmacht; Betreten für Soldaten u. Zivilpersonen ist verboten; Huset tilhøret den Tyske Vernemakt; Adgang for alle Sivilpersoner forbudt
  • German Air Force (Wehrmacht Luftwaffe) aviation gasoline hose
  • Wooden door leading into the 'Gestapo room'
    • A stylized German Imperial Eagle clutching a wreathed swastika. Emblem of German Nazi Party NSDAP (Parteiadler, "Party eagle") and Schutzstaffel (SS) of an early design, as a relief door sign/wall decoration.
    • Framed door/wall sign with "Gestapo" in Blackletter typefaces
    • Small paper sign with Der Kommandeur der Sicherheitsdienst und der SS; Sonderkommando Svolvär
  • Debris from a German Air Force (Luftwaffe) aircraft ( Junkers Ju 88)
  • Miscellaneous wartime photos etc.
  • Photo of museum founder William Hakvaag
  • Contemporary colouring books for children (malebøker for barn med motiv fra norske byer)
  • Norwegian uniform cap
  • German Navy (Kriegsmarine) seaman's uniform: German Navy seaman formal dress/parade jacket (Affenjacke, 'monkey suit') and sailor's cap (Tellermütze)
  • German 29 mm cartridge
  • Wrench used by German FLAK
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Photo taken on May 8, 2019 at the Lofoten War Memorial Museum (Lofoten Krigsminnemuseum) in Svolvær, Norway. The museum exhibits uniforms, militaria, memorabilia, smaller items, etc. related to World War II, the German occupation of Norway 1940 – 1945, and the Third Reich era.


  • Door to the ‘Gestapo room’ at Lofoten War Memorial Museum
    Door to the ‘Gestapo room’ at Lofoten War Memorial Museum


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