File:Ole Friele Backer norske flygere.jpg

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Description

English: Norwegian air force men in the United Kingdom during World War II. Werner Christie instructing Erik Hagen and Bjørn Ræder.

Date

April 1942

Source

Ole Friele Backer: Krigsfotografen, Bergen, 1946

Author

Ole Friele Backer (1907—1947)

Permission
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