The Norwegian government brought back all but 80 of these children after the war.

However, the Norwegian government had no military presence in the area at the time.

However, the Norwegian government decided to remain silent about their findings.

This led to a bitter conflict between the king and the Norwegian government.

This is the most popular items to own under the supervision of the norwegian government.

The Norwegian government lost a second national referendum on membership.

With funding from the Norwegian government, radio continued to broadcast live throughout.

New buildings were constructed, and in 1910, the Norwegian government took over the operations of the school.

The villa was purchased by the Norwegian government in 1896.

The Norwegian government agreed to the appointment of yet another joint committee to consider the question.