Titlebook: Industrial Collaboration in Nazi-Occupied Europe; Norway in Context Hans Otto Fr?land,Mats Ingulstad,Jonas Scherner Book 2016 The Editor(s)

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Facing Disincentives? Norwegian Aluminium Companies Working for the German Aircraft Industryinium produce to the agency. The agency would set sales prices but profits would remain with the companies. As the companies’ operations were already regulated by individual contracts with the two German companies Junkers Flugzeug und Motorenwerke (JFM), an aircraft producer, and Dürener Metallwerke

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The Norwegian Fishing Sector During the German Occupation: Continuity or Change? goals of the German authorities for the Norwegian fishing resources? Secondly, what kind of changes did the war conditions lead to regarding catch volumes, processing and production, fish prices, and labor? The third question deals with the economic and institutional changes in the sector after fiv

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