Talk:HNoMS Pol III

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Was Leif Weldin-Olsen really the first casualty in the war between Norway and Germany? I believe some German sailors died on April 8th 1940 as their troop transport ships (i think one was named M/S Seattle) sank.. Correct me if I'm wrong

Well, technicaly M/S Seattle wasn't sunk by military action from the Norwegians, so a state of war between Norway and Germany didn't exist. However, to make everything clearer, I've spesified that capt Olsen was the first Norwegian casualty. WegianWarrior 04:41, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

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