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Report From #24 (No. 24) (1965)

af Gunnar Sønsteby

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When Hitler's invasion shattered Norway's peace of one hundred years, Gunnar Sonsteby, a timid youth, was destined to become the legendary 'No. 24' whose exploits earned the highest honours Norway could bestow when it was restored after World War II. Report from #24 is Stonsteby's own account of his underground activities during the Nazi occupation. He was a master saboteur and raider, leader of the Oslo Gang and chief of operations in the Norwegian Resistance Movement. It is a dazzling tale of one man's defiant answer to tyranny and the story of valiant men and women in this era.… (mere)

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First hand account of the Norwegian Resistance during the second world war, according to the introduction a best-seller in Norway. The range and variety of activities the author manages to cover in the190 pages of this book is impressive. The writing (and translation) feels somewhat dated but this adds to the period feel. (

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Link to a review on bnet (by Richard J. Well, editor of the Scandinavian Review.):

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When Hitler's invasion shattered Norway's peace of one hundred years, Gunnar Sonsteby, a timid youth, was destined to become the legendary 'No. 24' whose exploits earned the highest honours Norway could bestow when it was restored after World War II. Report from #24 is Stonsteby's own account of his underground activities during the Nazi occupation. He was a master saboteur and raider, leader of the Oslo Gang and chief of operations in the Norwegian Resistance Movement. It is a dazzling tale of one man's defiant answer to tyranny and the story of valiant men and women in this era.

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