Norway, December 1946: "The saboteurs; do they miss revolver and excitement? The magazine Aktuell has...

Norway, December 1946: "The saboteurs; do they miss revolver and excitement? The magazine Aktuell has visited a number of World War II saboteurs, which are now in regular jobs again. John Kristoffersen was an officer in the intelligence department of the Armed Forces Command from 1943 to the liberation, with a field of work in Northern Norway and the Oslo area. Kristoffersen's radio station at Lurøy was discovered by the Rinnan band, and the Germans launched the largest single action conducted in Northern Norway. After a stubborn escape, he came to safety, but was arrested and sat at Akershus. During the liberation, Gestapo Brent had the prison lists, so Kristoffersen had trouble documenting that he was a political prisoner. After the liberation, he was only a time in Arbeiderbladet, before joining the Ministry of Defense where he is now the first secretary of the home defense staff. Photo: Aktuell / NTB