| Name | Normann Angell Johansen | |
| Birth | 25 Aug 1898 | Bergen, Norway |
| Gender | Male | |
Census |
1912 (13 years) | Bergen, Hordaland, Norway |
Residence |
1917 (18 years) | Ekrebakken 5, Bergen, Norway |
Census |
1920 (21 years) | Bergen, Hordaland, Norway |
| Crime | 1942 (43 years) | |
| Arrested as a communist during WWII occupation | ||
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| Normann Angell Johansen KZ-Gedenkstätte Flossenbürg extract |
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Imprisonment |
8 Sep 1942 (44 years) | Bergen, Hordaland, Norway |
Imprisonment |
7 Oct 1942 (44 years) | Grini Fangeleir, Jøssingveien 31 1359 Eiksmarka, Norway |
Imprisonment |
12 Dec 1943 (45 years) | Sachsenhausen Concentration camp, Oranienburg, Brandenburg, Germany |
Imprisonment |
24 Apr 1945 (46 years) | Neuengamme Concentration camp, Germany |
Residence |
Birkebeinergaten 2, Bergen, Norway |
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| Story | 2 May 1945 (46 years) | Höganäs, Skåne, Sweden |
| Arrived from Neuengamme | ||
| Swedish documentation on arrival from Neuengamme |
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| Story | 20 May 1945 (46 years) | |
| Questionnaire filled in by Normann to the police regarding his arrest and mistreatment. Give the exact time and place for all information. Personal details Full name: Normann Angell Johansen. Date and place of birth: 25 August 1898, Bergen. Occupation: Transport worker — seaman. When was your identity card issued? 30 April 1945. By whom? The Royal Norwegian Legation, Stockholm. Last permanent address before your arrest: Ekrebakken 9, Bergen. Where do you intend to live now? Same address — with my mother. Town/municipality: Bergen. Arrest and imprisonment When were you arrested? 8 September 1942. In which prisons were you held? How long in each prison? Bergen district prison: one month. Grini: 8 October 1942 to 9 December 1943. Sachsenhausen: 12 December 1943 to 23 April 1945. Neuengamme: 24 April to [appears to read 20 May] 1945. Give a very brief account of why you were arrested: For being an anti-Nazi before and after 9 April 1940. I was also accused of having shot at a German officer, which could not be proved. By whom? The German Security Police. Page 2 — Continued questionnaire Informing Do you have reason to believe that someone informed on you? Yes. Give as much precise information as possible about the suspected informer — name, age, description and address: Nazi Lindom from Bergen; joined the SS in 1941 and was sent to the Eastern Front. Address unknown. Ill-treatment during interrogation or imprisonment Were you subjected to ill-treatment during interrogation or imprisonment? Give a brief explanation. Yes, in the Gestapo building in Bergen. Beaten several times. Give as much precise information as possible about who carried out the ill-treatment and any witnesses who were present: Various SS men. They always made sure not to have any witnesses other than their own people. Witnessing the ill-treatment of other prisoners Did you witness the ill-treatment of other prisoners? Give the prisoners’ names. Yes, various prisoners at Grini, and large numbers in Germany. Any other information? Among the Grini prisoners who were ill-treated, there were many Jews. I do not know any names. Place and date: Oslo, [27 — handwritten day slightly unclear] May 1945. Signature: Normann Angell Johansen | ||
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| Death | 16 Aug 1958 | Bergen, Norway |
| Person ID | I500557 | Angeltveit | fra Skansen |
| Last Modified | 25 Oct 2026 | |
| Father | Joakim Julius Johansen b. 29 Sep 1873, Vik, Ørland, Sør-Trøndelag ![]() d. 3 May 1935, Bergen, Norway (Age 61 years) | |
| Mother | Inger Johansen (nee Nilsen) b. 19 Dec 1865, Kvitnes, Hadsel, Nordland, Norway ![]() d. 29 Jan 1956, Bergen, Norway (Age 90 years) | |
| Marriage | 19 Jan 1895 | Bergen, Norway |
| Family ID | F500007 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Photos | Normann Angell Johansen | |
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