German Masters, May Now "Liquidate" Him Stockholm, Apr. 29.
Details of the part played by Otto Quisling, erstwhile head of the puppet Norwegian government, in the Ger-Man invasion of his country were published today in the Goteborg newspaper "Handels Tidningen."
According to information borne out by the records of the Norwegian passport offices, Quisling left Oslo for jo Berlin on April 4 with one German official. He returned to Norway after visiting Fuehrer Adolph Hitler on April 6. It is reliably learned that Quisling assured the Wilhelmstrasse Norway would offer rid resistance, much in the manner of the ill-advised Otto Kuusinen of Finland. may attempt to exploit the bitter hatred that Quisling has aroused in the Norwegian people by "sacrificing" him in such a way as to attract Norwegian sympathy to Germany. it was added.—Havas.
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