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Saint Olav
Drama (Norwegian:
Spelet om
Heilag Olav) is an
outdoor theatre performance pla****
every end of July in
Stiklestad in Verdal, Norway. The play...
- also
established several POW camps,
including Oflag VIII-E,
Oflag VIII-G,
Heilag VIII-G and
Stalag VIII-D, for Polish, French, Belgian, British, Serbian...
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collecting point for
intelligence derived from
Allied POW
interrogation Heilag or
Heimkehrerlager (repatriation camps) -
Camps for the
return of prisoners...
- Bergen-Belsen
concentration camp
memorial site. The
Saint Olav
Drama (Spelet om
Heilag Olav) is an
outdoor theatre performance pla****
every end of July in Stiklestad...
-
there to
Auschwitz during 1942. In
World War II, it was the
location of the
Heilag V-C,
Oflag 55/V-D and
Stalag V-C prisoner-of-war
camps for
Allied POWs of...
- luck, good fortune") for
correct religious observance. The
adjectival form
heilag (English holy) is
attested in all
Germanic languages,
including Gothic on...
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Gedding and Gidleigh. *hailagaz 'holy' OE hālig, OFris. hēlich, OS hēlag, OHG
heilag ON
heilagr Goth.
hailags From PGmc *hailaz ('hale, whole, sound'). Source...
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Jewish women. The
occupiers also
established several POW camps,
including Heilag VIII-H,
Oflag VIII-F and
Oflag VIII-H, for French, British,
Belgian and...
- [when?] he is
commonly called Olav den ****ige (Bokmål; Olaf the Holy) or
Heilag-Olav (Nynorsk; the Holy Olaf) in
honour of his sainthood. Olaf Haraldsson...
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about 20 km (12 mi)
north of Torgau. From
March 1944 it was
designated as a
Heilag (short for Heimkehrerlager), a
repatriation camp for POWs
waiting to be...
