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The National Treason Settlement: Comes with Unknown Molde History

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Author and historian Aage G. Sivertsen will come to Molde on Thursday with the story of Astrid Elise Aandahl, who washed clothes for the Germans during the war – and was convicted of treason.
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The National Treason Settlement: Comes with Unknown Molde History

Author and historian Aage G. Sivertsen will come to Molde on Thursday with the story of Astrid Elise Aandahl, who washed clothes for the Germans during the war – and was convicted of treason.

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rbnett.no broke the news in on Wednesday, October 22, 2025.
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