File:WW2 in German occupied Norway. Police HQ Oslo Prison (Møllergata 19) Single cell (enmannscelle) used by four prisoners. Ordnungspolizei uniform. Reconstruction at Norway's Resistance Museum (Hjemmefrontmuseet) Oslo 2020-02-26 3990.jpg

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English: Norway's Resistance Museum's reconstruction of a prison cell in No.19, Møllergata during the German occupation of Norway in World War II. No.19, Møllergata (Norwegian: Møllergata 19) was an address in Oslo, Norway where the city's main police station and jail was located. The photo shows one mannequin in prisoner's civil clothes and one in a service uniform of the paramilitary Order Police (Ordnungspolizei) of Nazi Germany, etc.

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  • Single cell where the Germans as a rule kept four prisoners under lock and key, in the Oslo prison at No.19, Møllergata. (En mannscelle hvor tyskerne normalt hadde fire fanger i Møllergt. 19 i Oslo.)
  • I fengsler og fangeleirer, under sult og fornedrelse holdt tusener av nordmenn sin del av fronten
Photo taken on February 26, 2020, in Norway's Resistance Museum (Norges hjemmefrontmuseum) at Akershus fortress in Oslo.
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