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He didn't take anyone's life. Nevertheless, he was executed by the Norwegian state — as the very last.

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Ragnar Skancke's actions during World War II did not contribute to anyone losing their lives. Nevertheless, he was shot and killed by the Norwegian state in 1948.
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He didn't take anyone's life. Nevertheless, he was executed by the Norwegian state — as the very last.

Ragnar Skancke's actions during World War II did not contribute to anyone losing their lives. Nevertheless, he was shot and killed by the Norwegian state in 1948.

·Oslo, Norway
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Aftenposten broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Saturday, August 26, 2023.
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