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Some of the pilots of the Coastal Command of the Royal Air Force who took part in the location of the Altmark during the Second World War. February 1940
HRH Princess Diana, The Princess of Wales, in Oslo, Norway. This was Princess Dianas first solo engagement abroad. Diana is pictured with Crown Prince Harald of Norway at a performance by the London
Sailors of the Royal Navy gallant H Class Destroyer HMS Hardy, assigned to the Home fleet, return home to England after the ship was capsized in the First Battle of Narvik
Bomb damage to the Bismarck-class battleship Tirpitz, belonging to Nazi Germanys Kriegsmarine, after it was sunk by Lancaster bomber planes of the RAF armed with 12, 000 lb bombs
The Bismarck-class battleship Tirpitz, belonging to Nazi Germanys Kriegsmarine, lies capsized in Tromso Fjord after Lancaster bomber planes of the RAF attacked with 12000 lb bombs
The Kriegsmarine destroyer Georg Thiele photographed from a Royal Nav destroyer after having been run aground during the Second Battle of Narvik. 13th April 1940
An enemy destroyer abandoned and in flames and soon will be sinking. Narvik Fiord, Norway, during the second battle of Narvik. Picture taken 13th April 1940
The second British naval attack on Narvik. HMS Warspite returning after the successful action against German warships. Picture taken at Framnesodden Point, the entrance to the harbour is on the left
A low altitude photograph of four H. E. 115 seaplanes moored off BergenA low altitude photograph of four H.E. 115 seaplanes moored off Bergen. Taken by RAF aircraft in the course of actual operations against the enemy
US Flying Fortresses of the Eighth Air Force bomb a German aluminium plant in Heroya, Norway. 24th July 1943
In liberated Norway. The bomb proof submarine pens at Trondheim, Norway. May 1945
Air attack on Godvik oil supplies, near Bergen. August 1940
Inhabitants of Kautokeino after their homes were razed to the ground by retreating Germans. Pictured, some of the inhabitants who managed to obtain some material to build a small hut. March 1945
The Second Battle of Narvik. HMS Warspite in action with the Narvik shore batteries. One of the British destroyers is seen on the left. 13th April 1940
Per Kures electrical factory at Hasle near Oslo which was destroyed. A violent explosion was heard and a fire broke out which destroyed the factory buildings. The reason for the fire is unknown
German merchant seamen, Quislings and German air ground staff are being transferred, blind-folded, from one ship to another on the journey back, after a British raid on the Lofoten Islands, Norway
Reports from Norway state that Germans are now evacuating the most important military offices in Olso, and are moving to parks outside the city where they think they will be better camouflaged
British raid on the Lofoten Islands, where oil plants were put out of action, oil stocks burned, prisoners taken and large parties of Norwegian volunteers brought back to serve in the Allied forces
In November 1944 the Germans carried out a forced evacuation of the civilian population in the interior of Finnmark and burnt all the homes to the ground
Landing craft laden with troops approaching the Lofoten Islands. March 1941
HMS Cossack (close to the wreck of the German transport in foreground) in the Narvik Fjord engaging the shore batteries at close range. 13th April 1940
Narvik Harbour. Cossack and Forester (left, centre) and German transports sunk during the attack by Second Destroyer Flotilla. April 1940
Lined up on each side of the white line on the flight deck of HMS Emperor waiting for the word " Go". Hellcat fighter bombers with wings stored a short while before they took off to attack
R. A. F. raids on Bergen. May 1940R.A.F. raids on Bergen. May 1940
Some of the 525 Norwegians of the island of Soroy, who had been living in caves in the mountains of their island to avoid German patrols, were rescued by four destroyers of the home fleet
A hotel at Fevik, Norway, has been taken over since June 1945 to provide holiday quarters for men of the first British Airborne Division. The hotel is now called the " Pegasus Club"
Demolition by Royal Canadian Engineers of a wireless station in the Svalbard Islands during the Spitzbergen Raid. 3rd September 1941
Northrop N-3PB Nomad seaplanes of the Royal Norwegian Naval Air Service on patrol from their Icelandic base. These American-built aircraft
Norwegians being evacuated along with their luggage from the Svalbard Islands late one evening during the Spitzbergen Raid. 2nd September 1941
British commandos watch fires burning in Stamsund on the Lofoten Island. The raid on the Island by No 3 Commando and No 4 Commando resulted in the oil refinery
A view of the hydro electric plant at Rjukan, Norway. Circa 1943
Destroyer waiting at a jetty at Barentsburg in the Svalbard Islands to take Russian miners and their families off to the SS Empress of Canada. Spitzbergen Raid 25th August 1941
Fires burning in Stamsund on the Lofoten Islands as British commandos leave.The raid on the Islands resulted in the oil storage facilities being destroyed
German stores burn on Maloy Island, Norway following a Commando raid on the island that result with the whole of the German garrison either dead or a prisoner of war. 27th December 1941
An oil factory burns in Vaagso, 27 December 1941. British troops can be seen on the quay in the foreground
Germans hide behind Red Cross. Typical of the German invaders, in Trondheim they have situated their army huts all around the Red Cross hospital in the Oya district of the town
Oblique photographic-reconnaissance photograph of the German battleship Tirpitz sheltering in Aas Fjord, Norway, taken by a De Havilland Mosquito of No. 1 Photographic Reconnaissance Unit
Raid on Spitzbergen (Svalbard). Norwegian ski troops pulling a comrade on a sledge in the snow. 10th September 1943
Raid on Spitzbergen (Svalbard). (Picture) A member of the Norwegian garrison feeds a pony. Circa 1943
On October 7th 1943, a German military train was wrecked by sabotage on the Drammen-Mjondalen railway about 50 km from Oslo. A large number of Germans were killed and wounded
Air raid on the Victoria Terrasse building in Oslo, the HQ of the Gestapo in Norway. A - Gestapo Building. 25th September 1942
HMS Cossack (close to the wreck of a German transport in foreground) engaging shore batteries at short range in Narvik Fiord, Norway, during the second battle of Narvik on April 13th 1940
German transport sunk in the Narvik Fiord, Norway, during the second battle of Narvik on April 13th 1940. Picture taken 13th April 1940
England V Norway, World Cup Qualifying match. Ullevaal Stadium in Oslo, Norway. Norway won 2-1. Bryan Robson battles for the ball. 9th September 1981
RAF IN ACTION OVER THE NORWEGIAN COAST Four seaplanes moored off Bergen in the course of action against the enemy. 10.04.1940
Crowded decks following a drill on board a British troopship carrying soldiers of the British Expeditionary Force in Norway, April 1940
Crowds gather outside the cathedral for the wedding of Norwayan Princess Ragnhild who married Erling S. Lorentzen, a commoner, on 15 May 1953
World Cup France 1998. Tartan army football fans make their way to the stadium in Bordeaux for the Scotland versus Norway match. Scottish and Norwegian fans mix in friendly manner
