File:ARKIVET Peace and Human Rights Centre Kristiansand Norway. Museum WWII Exhibition. Gestapo office. Kontoret. Desk made 1935. National swastika flag, table lamp, Hitler poster by Heinrich Knirr, etc (2023) IMG 3625.jpg

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English: Items from the permanent exhibition about German-occupied Norway during World War II at ARKIVET Peace and Human Rights Center in Kristiansand, Norway:
  • ARKIVET Peace and Human Rights Centre: The Brennpunkt Arkivet: Occupation, Resistance, Captivity, and Collaboration in Agder 1940-1945' is a permanent exhibition situated in the basement, where the Gestapo had its headquarters and conducted brutal interrogations during World War II.
  • The Office. Objects exhibited in a reconstructed office for Sipo (Sicherheitspolizei, the Nazi German security police) and SD (Sicherheitsdienst, security service), where Gestapo (the German secret state police) operated as a department, in Kristiansand during the war.
    • Information boards, museum panels
    • Framed wall poster with propaganda painting of the German Nazi leader Adolf Hitler painted by Heinrich Knirr (1862–1944) around 1936.
    • German national flag 1935–1945, with swastika, the main symbol of Nazism
    • Office furniture: Wooden writing desk ("diplomatic desk") made for the new State Archives in Kristiansand in 1935, taken over by Sipo in 1942
    • Map
    • Desk lamp (tabletop office lamp)
    • Double inkwell in wood with lid
    • Epaulette (shoulder strap for police uniform), comb, and mouthpiece for a cigarette found on Hans Petersen, a Norwegian Gestapo stationed at Arkivet, when he was arrested after the liberation in May 1945
    • Portrait photo of Ole Wehus (Ole Vehus, 1909-47), Norwegian state police officer, Nazi collaborator, Gestapo man, torturer, and informer stationed at Arkivet, and his medal for participation in the Finnish Winter War of 1940
    • Patterned shot glass. Arkivet: These glasses are said to have belonged to Lipicki, a Gestapo stationed at Arkivet during World War II. Lipicki lived in an apartment in Helgolands gate 6, near Arkivet. In 1944, he was sent away from Kristiansand, partly due to alcohol use on duty. The glasses were found in his apartment after the war.
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Norsk bokmål: Fra utstillinga om andre verdenskrig i Norge i ARKIVET freds- og menneskerettighetssenter i Vesterveien 4 i Kristiansand.
  • Arkivet.no: «Brennpunkt Arkivet: Okkupasjon, motstand, fangenskap og samarbeid i Agder 1940-1945» er en permanent utstilling lokalisert i kjelleren, hvor Gestapo hadde sitt hovedkvarter og utførte brutale avhør under krigen.
  • Kontoret. Gjenstander utstilt i et rekonstruert kontor for Sipo (Sicherheitspolizei, det nazistiske Tysklands sikkerhetspoliti) og SD(Sicherheitsdienst, sikkerhetstjenesten), der Gestapo (det tyske hemmelige statspolitiet) inngikk som en avdeling, i Kristiansand under krigen.
    • Innrammet veggplakat med propagandamaleri den tyske nazilederen Adolf Hitler malt av Heinrich Knirr (1862–1944) cirka 1936
    • Tysk nasjonalflagg 1935–1945, med hakekors, nazismens hovedsymbol
    • Kontormøbel: Skrivebord (skrivepult, diplomatskrivebord) lagd til det nye Statsarkivet i Kristiansand i 1935, overtatt av Sipo da de flyttet inn i 1942
    • Kart
    • Bordlampe, kontorlampe
    • Dobbelt blekkhus i tre med lokk og to krus
    • Epålett (skulderklaff til politiuniform), kam og munnstykke for sigarett som ble funnet på Hans Petersen, norsk gestapist stasjonert på Arkivet, da han ble arrestert etter frigjøringen i mai 1945.
    • Portrettbilde (passfoto) og utmerkelse for deltakelse i den finske vinterkrigen 1940 (Medaljen for norske finlandsfrivillige 1940; 'For Norge med Finnland) som har tilhørt Ole Wehus (Ole Vehus, 1909-47), norsk statspoliti-mann, gestapist, torturist og angiver stasjonert på Arkivet.
    • Pjolterglass med mønster. Arkivet: Disse glassene skal ha tilhørt Lipicki. Gestapist stasjonert på Arkivet under 2 verdenskrig. Lipicki bodde i en leilighet i Helgolands gate 6, like ved Arkivet. I 1944 ble han sendt vekk fra Kristiansand, dels på grunn av bruk av alkohol i tjenesten. To glass ble funnet i leiligheten hans etter krigen.
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