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Bokliste for Salg Ved Norges Hjemmefrontmuseum Attack At Bokliste for salg ved Norges Hjemmefrontmuseum Attack at dawn Ron Cope 219,- Bak lås og slå Kristian Ottosen 100,- Bomb Gestapo hovedkvateret Cato Guhnfeldt 250,- Da byen ble stille Henrik Broberg 395,- Da krigen kom hjem til oss Synnøve Veinan Hellerud 350,- De hvite bussene Bo Lidegaard 200,- Det var her det skjedde (pocket) Ottar Samuelsen 119,- Det var her det skjedde (hard cover) Ottar Samuelsen 179,- Englandsfarten (bind 2) Ragnar Ulstein 298,- Englandsfeber Trygve Sørvaag 200,- Etterretningstjenesten i Norge (Amatørenes tid) Ragnar Ulstein 199,- Etterretningstjenesten i Norge (Harde år) Ragnar Ulstein 199,- Etterretningstjenesten i Norge (Nettet strammes) Ragnar Ulstein 199,- Etterretningstjenesten Bind 1, 2, 3 Ragnar Ulstein 500,- Evas dagbøker Eva Liljan Løfsgaard 270,- Fiende eller forbundsfelle Frode Færøy 349,- Flukten fra Holocaust Irene Levin Berman 200,- Forfulgt, fordømt og fortiet Terje Halvorsen 350,- Gestapo mest ettersøkte nordmenn Ingeborg Solbrekke 370,- Rapport fra nr 24 + Bak rapportene Gunnar Sønsteby 270,- Gold run Robert Pearson 200,- Halvdan Koht Åsmund Svendsen 250,- Hils alle og si at jeg lever Hilde Kristoffersen 299,- Hjemmefronten Tore Gjelsvik 200,- Hjemmestyrkene Sverre Kjeldstadli 358,- Hverdag i ruinene Linda Haukland 300,- Hvis vi overlever krigen Bjarnhild Tulloch 250,- Hærføreren Otto Ruge Tom Kristiansen 499,- Ingen nåde Kristian Ottosen 100,- I slik en natt Kristian Ottosen 100,- Jens Chr. Hauge Fullt og helt 250,- Jødar på flukt Ragnar Ulstein 100,- Kampen om sannheten Bjarne Borgersen 100,- Karis krig Anne Ellingsen 250,- Kommunist og sabotør Vesla Vetlesen 250,- Kongens NEI Alf R. Jacobsen 200,- Mannen fra underverdenen Per Hem 355,- Max Manus Thomas Nordseth-Tiller / Arnfinn Moland 200,- Memories of our fathers Gaby Hasenjürgen 249,- Milorg D13 i kamp Odd Øyen 200,- Murmansk konvoiene Harald Henriksen 100,- My grandmother ironed the King's shirts Torill Kove 200,- Myter om krigen i Norge 1940-1945 Jan Christensen / Arnfinn Moland 200,- Møllergata 19 Jørn Kr Jørgensen 390,- Nazistene Laurence Rees 119,- Norges Hjemmefrontmusem i stiftelsens år Frode Færøy 100,- Nordens Casablanca Alf Skjeseth 300,- Norge under andre verdenskrig Ole Kristian Grimnes 380,- Norway and the second world war Johs. Andenæs 170,- Norway wasn't too small Irene Levin Berman 250,- Nødvendig innsats Lars Borgersrud 200,- Olavs saga Arne O. Hagtvedt 100,- Olje som våpen Svein Aage Knudsen 339,- Om vi heftes underveis Kristine Storli Henningsen 325,- Oslo gjengen Jan Christensen 250,- Osvald Morten Konradi / Alf Skjeseth 270,- Over grensen Maja Lunde 150,- Over grensen? Arnfinn Moland 199,- Professor Tronstads krig Olav Njølstad 379,- På sporet av tungtvannsabotørene på Hardangervidda Mildrid W. Nilsen 429,- Quisling Oddvar Høidal 260,- Ragnar Ulstein Gunnar Myklebust 332,- Ryghkollen "et øyeblikk av krigen" Lars Borgersrud / Ulf Normann Olsen 298,- Sabotøren Torstein Bjaaland 300,- Saksens hemmelighet Liv Mjelde 290,- Sea dog Bamse Angus Whitson / Andrew Orr 150,- Secret alliances Tony Insall 400,- Skisser i smug Gunnar Bratlie 250,- Sonja Wigert Iselin Theien 300,- Spionens kamp Siv Ellen Omland 305,- Svik, gråsoner og heltemot Tore Pryse 348,- Terror in the Arctic Bjarnhild Tulloch 200,- Tisteln i rosenrabatten Ragnvald Clayhills Hedemann 100,- The free french secret agents Pascal Le Pautremat 270,- Theodor Steltzer Hans Olaf Brevig 50,- The price of survival Irene Levin Berman 180,- The resistance movement Olav Riste / Berit Nøkleby 120,- The Shetland bus David Howarth 170,- The winter fortress Neal Bascomb 169,- Tungtvannsabotasjen, kappløp om atombomben Jens Anton Poulsson 100,- Uten å nøle Eivind Stø / Haakon Smedsvig Hanssen 390,- Veiviser i krig og fred Claus Helberg 100,- Vårt Oslo Jørn Kr. Jørgensen / Thor Wilthill 270,- We die alone David Howarth 170,- Women at war Brenda Ralph Lewis 270,- 24 Kapitler i Kjakans liv Arnfinn Moland 200,-.
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