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After Several Years in Captivity, the Officers Were Accused of Betraying Their Country.

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Otte Huitfeldt, Anniken Huitfeldt's grandfather, was one of the Norwegian officers who were prisoners of war in Germany during World War II.
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After Several Years in Captivity, the Officers Were Accused of Betraying Their Country.

Otte Huitfeldt, Anniken Huitfeldt's grandfather, was one of the Norwegian officers who were prisoners of war in Germany during World War II.

·Oslo, Norway
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