The battles in 1940 cost many lives: Norwegians lost about 850, the British 4,000, the French and Poles a combined 530, while the invaders suffered 1,300 dead and 1,600 wounded.
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When the costs of the war were estimated in Norway, the tally showed that 10,262 Norwegians had been killed, including 3,670 seamen. The Germans had executed 366 and tortured 39 to death. Among political prisoners and members of the underground, 658 died at home and 1,433 abroad.
About 6,000 Norwegians had served the German war cause, and 709 of them had fallen in battle.
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и разошлись как водка на троих
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When the costs of the war were estimated in Norway, the tally showed that 10,262 Norwegians had been killed, including 3,670 seamen. The Germans had executed 366 and tortured 39 to death. Among political prisoners and members of the underground, 658 died at home and 1,433 abroad.
About 6,000 Norwegians had served the German war cause, and 709 of them had fallen in battle.
http://odin.dep.no/odin/engelsk/norway/history/032005-990466/
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Не...ну эт до хера!!! Даже больше!!!