@okh
Thank you for the links.
But you probably know all this.
No. I'm curious to read chapter 5. I haven't read it, or at least, after reading the first few pages, I can't remember reading it, so I will print it out and read it later.
Post-war history in Europe interestingly still holds many secrets
Absolutely.
We obviously share some of the same interest in the post-war history.
I have read and placed my bookmarks all aver the 900 pages of
Olav Njølstads impressive biography on Jens Chr. Hauge – but the book
unfortunately does not reveal any of JCH's dark secrets.
He was the biggest of all the big post-war spiders, and he took his
darkest secrets with him to the grave.
A man has to think about his legacy – or construct it.
I think JCH did both.
The sale of Olavsvern has been one of the cases that has inspired me,
and I am also mentioning it in my story, when my heroine (under the
pseudonym Dana Israel) is summoned before the once very secret
Enlarged Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence.
Hope you keep sharing.
Of course, I will keep sharing, as long as anyone find any interest in it.
cec
