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CITIZEN OUTCASTS – THE PENALTY OF 'LOSS OF CIVIL RIGHTS' DURING THE NORWEGIAN TREASON TRIALS, 1945-1953
2019
Scandinavian Journal of History
This article examines the role of the penalty of 'loss of civil rights' during the so-called treason trialsthe Norwegian authorities' reckoning with wartime collaborators after 1945. At the beginning of the twentieth century, the penalty had grown out of fashion for being out of line with 'modern' punitive theory. But during the occupation, the Norwegian exile government and resistance revisited the penalty ahead of their planned 'reckoning' with Nazi collaborators and significantly expanded
doi:10.1080/03468755.2019.1620327
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