Wehrmacht officers surrendering to the Norwegian resistance May 1945 [720x473]

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Russia and the US signs a treaty where Ukraine is giving up their nuclear weapons in exchange for security assurances in 1994. Check out Game-changing history pod for more in the infowar going on [1200x630]

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Nazi traitor Vidkun Quisling (center) forced to inspect a mass grave with victims of the Nazi regime in June 1945. Collaborators had to dig up the dead bodies. Listen to Game-changing history podcast for more info [640x819]

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Isaac Newton's house where theory of gravity was born, with the famous apple three in front. Photo from 1994 [400 x 299] Check out the Game-changing history pod for more

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In 1904 this Viking ship was excavated in Norway. Inside lay two women with the richest grave goods ever found from the area. Who they were is still a mystery. [1183 x 682] For more info feel free to check out the Game-changing history podcast

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Puzzled civilians watch German soldiers march unopposed down the main street of Oslo during the occupation of Norway April 9th 1940. In the background the royal castle Nazi Traitor Vidkun Quisling would use as his office during the war. More on the Game-changing history podcast [1280x963]

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Norwegian Nazi traitor Quisling inspecting new recruits in 1943. They initially thought they would defend their country in pure Norwegian units, but were split in various German units and sent to the horrors of the Eastern front [1500x844] Check out the Game-changing history podcast for more

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War hero Birger Eriksen some time after 1945, famous for taking matters into his own hands sinking the invading heavy Nazi cruiser Blucher during the invasion of Norway April 9th 1940. He was supposed to have said: “Either I will be decorated, or I will be court martialed. Fire [792x1200]

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Excavation of a Viking ship in 1904, two women were found buried in it. Check out the Game-changing history podcast for more [563x684]

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Famous traitor Vidkun Quisling being saluted on February 1st 1942 after formally being declared head of state in Norway for his WW2 puppet government. Weeks later thousands of teachers refusing to implement Nazi doctrine was sent to forced labor. Via Game-changing history podcast [1200x829]

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Norwegian Nazi traitor Vidkun Quisling meets Adolf Hitler in Berlin 1942. The surname Quisling no longer exist as a name, only as a word in the English dictionary meaning traitor. If you want to know more check out the Game-changing history podcst [527x480]

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Excavation of the Oseberg Viking ship in Norway in 1904 [2956x2241]. Two women were found buried in it with lavish grave goods, who they were is still a mystery. Ship built around 830 AD.

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An excavated viking ship built in 820 moved through the streets of Oslo in 1926 [708x493] Check out the Game-changing history podcast for more

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Adolf Hitler practicing various dramatic poses after being released form prison in 1925. Via Game-changing history pod [600x821]

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The openly homosexual leader of the Nazi brown shirts, Ernst Rohm, speaks to Hitler in 1933. Rohm and his thugs were essential in the rise of Nazism in Germany. Rohm and many others in the Nazi hierarchy were murdered by Hitler as part of the Night of the Long knives in 1934 [1280x720]

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German heavy crusier Blucher sinking on April 9th 1940 during the invasion of Norway after being hit hard by coastal batteries from close range [800:514]

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Mugshot of Nazi traitor Vidkun Quisling after his surrender in 1945. He would later be executed by firing squad, sticking to his narrative of innocence. Check out the Game-changing history podcast if you want more [980x558]

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Top Nazi Josef Terboven (center) on a bender during the summer of 1942. He would work closely with Vidkun Quisling and be responsible for numerous cases of murders and torture. He committed suicide with dynamite in '45, more on the Game-changing history podcast [980x552]

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