"== Albert Eide Parr == 

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 == Egersund and Arendal == 

 Thanks, Oceanh. They're the first two articles of a renewed effort on my part to write an article on every single notable incident that occurred during the 1940 Norwegian Campaign (I wrote a few articles a couple of years ago too). These two articles have been very educational for me to write. I already knew the when, where and some of the why in advance, but it's been nice to research the details. Cheers.    

 == DYK for Nicolai Rygg == 

  
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 ==DYK for Nicolai Rygg== 
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