{"id":130067,"date":"2025-05-08T04:58:59","date_gmt":"2025-05-08T04:58:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/has-found-styles-at-aspoy-school-in-alesund-from-1945\/"},"modified":"2025-05-08T04:59:02","modified_gmt":"2025-05-08T04:59:02","slug":"has-found-styles-at-aspoy-school-in-alesund-from-1945","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/teknomers.com\/en\/has-found-styles-at-aspoy-school-in-alesund-from-1945\/","title":{"rendered":"Has found styles at Asp\u00f8y school in \u00c5lesund from 1945"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Saka summarized: During the renovation of Asp\u00f8y school in \u00c5lesund, an archive of exam assignments from 1945 was found. 93 -year -old Ellinor Nedregotten found her own task where she portrayed how people shouted and screamed “Fred!” In the streets. Archives Vibeke Solbakk Lunheim says it is unique to find assignments written by children, and plan to digitize all the tasks to make them available to everyone. \u00d8yvind \u00d8degaard in the National Archives believes the styles from Asp\u00f8y school have a connection with those who are already fine, after the Norwegian total abstinence company announced a style competition where graduating pupils wrote when peace came or memories of the war. Ellinor Nedregotten remembers the flight alarm and the war the war is still in the body, 80 years after. The summary is created by a Ki-service from Openai. The content is quality assured by news’s \u200b\u200bjournalists before publishing. During the renovation of Asp\u00f8y school in \u00c5lesund, an old archive was accidentally discovered, which should have actually been thrown. Here one found between other more exam assignments from the summer of 1945. Naturally, many people wrote about the day of liberation, May 8. – The biggest day of my life, that’s when peace came. I jump and dance, read Ellinor Nedregotten from the task she wrote 80 years ago. “The Germans have capitulated”, “We cried with joy” is some of what Ellinor Nedregotten wrote in 1945.Mia Sofie Ytreberg \/ news so read the high how she has described the elevenville scenes when the peace was a fact. “People standing out in the streets screamed, shouting peace, peace!” The no 93 -year -old Ellinor must trap a tear. She gets feeling when she reads about how she experienced this time. Watch video of her reaction at the bottom of the case. Mia Sofie Ytreberg \/ news Second World War in Norway When Second World War broke out in 1939, Norway declared neutral, but April 9, 1940, attacked German troops. King Haakon and the government refused to surrender, but after two months the German forces had conquered the whole country, and from then on and to the liberation in 1945, Norway was under German occupation. The king and government fled to London and continue the fight from there. The liberation of Norway started when Soviet troops moved into East Finnmark in the fall of 1944, while the Germans destroyed the rest of Finnmark and Nord-Troms, and most of the population was forced to be forced south. Otherwise, the country was liberated in a peaceful way when the Germans surrendered the night between 8 and 9 May 1945. – This is quite unique to us who succeed in public archives, she says. Vibeke Solbakk Lunheim at the inter -municipal archive for M\u00f8re og Romsdal.mia Sofie Ytreberg \/ news They have found 82 styles, where many of them were about where they were when they were told that it was peace. The youngsters also write about German soldiers who took down the flag, Nazis who tried to escape and all the lights that were lit in the house. – We also have stories that they could finally fall asleep without fearing that there would be an flight alarm. That it was safe to go to bed at night. Now they will digitize all the exam assignments, and make them available to everyone. Photo: Mia Sofie Ytreberg \/ news The National Archives has several school assignments, but the National Archives already has several school styles depicting the Peace Days and which is digitally available, says \u00d8yvind \u00d8degaard. After the war ended, the Norwegian total abstinence company ended a style competition, when they asked the graduator to write about when peace came – or memories of the war. – Our impression is that perhaps all children in the Norwegian school system wrote styles with one of the two themes, and then it was considered the woman of the styles to be submitted. All the styles that were submitted have the National Archives. He says the most special thing here is that Asp\u00f8y school has also taken care of the styles that were not sent into the competition. This is what Ellinor’s front page looks like. Can you interpret what character she got? Photo: Mia Sofie Ytreberg \/ news \u00d8degaard says that they have little in the archive that goes directly to children’s thoughts and the feelings they have known about. – They do not come to the archive. In that sense, the few school styles we have preserved are completely unique. And the styles located in \u00c5lesund now are included as quite unique time. “It was hard. We were used to freedom. We had green marks, playgrounds everywhere. When the war came, there were barriers all the way up to our fence. \u201dEllinor Nedregottenfoto: Mia Sofie Ytreberg \/ news photo: Mia Sofie Ytreberg \/ news – went out on the stairs and the branch Ellinor Nedregotten thinks itself the flight alarm, which after the war would not release. The war is still in the body, 80 years after. – If I hear a sound I don’t know I panic, she says. And it is especially an event that has glued to it. While she sits on the couch in the living room, she peeks towards the fjord, and says there were more boats that lay out there. – There was a big boat that was bombed. They howled and screamed I heard, they didn’t let me. She was only 13 years old when peace came to Norway, but remembers the day well. The church bells rang for two and a half hours, tell her. – Then I went out on the stairs, and branch. Then the neighbors came out, then we stood and branched together. – I have never had faith in myself, says Ellinor Nedregotten with tears in the eye. Published 08.05.2025, at. 05.40
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