Funding to digitize a portion of the American Relief for Norway papers provided to the Norwegian American Historical Association through the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, a component of the Minnesota Clean Water, Land and Legacy constitutional amendment, ratified by Minnesota voters in 2008.
Standing are Crown Prince Olav of Norway, Prime Minister Johan Nygaardsvold of Norway, and Norwegian Ambassador to the United States Wilhelm Morgenstierne, who shakes the hand of United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt, seated. In the Oval Office of the White House. On front of photograph is a handwritten note to Jacob Stefferud from Morgenstierne.
German officers surrendering Akershus Fortress to Terje Rollem, Norwegian Resistance officer, on May 11, 1945. Front caption reads: "Hjemmestyrkene overtar Akershus festning 11. mai 1945." Handwritten notes on back: "Ragna Kjekstad" and "Tyskernes overgivelse av Akershus lil de norske hjemmestyrker den 11th mai 1945. Den norske hjemmestyrkemannen er Rolem fra Blommenholm (naer Oslo)." (The Germans surrender Akershus to the Norwegian Resistance on May 11th, 1945. The Norwegian Resistance man is Rolem from Blommenholm (near Oslo).)
Passengers gathered for a group photograph on the deck of a Norwegian America Line ship. Jacob Stefferud is pictured at front center, with papers under his arm.
Window display supporting the Norwegian Royal Family during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis. Picture frames show Crown Princess Martha, King Haakon VII, and Crown Prince Olav.
Window display supporting the Royal Norwegian Air Force's Camp Little Norway training center during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis.
Window display supporting the Norwegian Royal Family during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis. Picture frames show Crown Princess Martha, King Haakon VII, and Crown Prince Olav.
Window displays supporting the Norwegian Royal Family and the Royal Norwegian Air Force's Camp Little Norway during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis.
Black-and-white postcard, "3. Off duty at Camp Little Norway, Royal Norwegian Air Force Training Centre, Toronto." Shows nine men, all wearing Royal Norwegian Air Force uniforms except for one, who wears a chef uniform, gathered in a barracks playing various instruments and singing. Made in Canada.
Royal Norwegian Air Force pilots standing at attention in front of airplanes at Camp Little Norway. Stamped label on back: "[Return] Norwegian Consulate / 827 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis, Minn."
Royal Norwegian Air Force personnel standing at attention by a building at Camp Little Norway's Vesle Skaugum. Handwritten caption on back: "'Vesle Skaugum' the recruiting camp 160 miles north of Toronto." Stamped label on back: "[Return] Norwegian Consulate / 827 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis, Minn."
Fairchild airplanes and pilots at the Muskoka airport at Camp Little Norway. Typed caption on back: "Line up of Fairchild trainer planes and pilots at the R.N.A.F. elementary training centre at Muskoka." Stamped labels on back: "Royal Norwegian Air Force Training Centre / 341 Church Street / Toronto Ontario" and "[Return to] Norwegian Consulate / 827 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis, Minn."
