Friday, June 13, 1952, a DC-3 takes off from Bromma airport. On board are eight people on a top secret operation. The plane never returns and remains gone for over 50 years.
Frankfurt am Main is the largest city in the German state of Hessen and the fifth largest city in Germany. The city has a lot to offer; From the top of the Main Tower there is a wonderful view of the city and in the Frankfurt Zoo you can meet around 450 different species of animals.
Behind the locked steel door in a backyard at Torshov in Oslo you will find the emergency communication center. From this premises the telephone communication would be secured in event of war or enemy sabotage.
Today
25 September 2021 Today is this year's day number 267. We are in week 38, and have 98 days left of 2021.
At this day in history:
1066
Battle of Stamford bridge.
1773
Johan Ernst Gunnerus, Norwegian bishop and naturalist died.
1897
William Faulkner, American writer was born.
1902
Ernst von Salomon, the German author was born.
1905
Dmitrij Sjostakovitsj, Russian composer was born.
1922
Hammer DeRoburt, Nauruan Language politician (d. 1992) was born.
1928
Richard Outcault, American cartoonist died.
1940
Josef Terboven appoints its kommissariske ministers.
1952
Christopher Reeve, American actor (d. 2004) was born.
1954
Odd Roger Enoksen, Norwegian politician was born.
1965
Børge Brende, Norwegian politician and minister was born.
1965
Jan Erik Fåne, Norwegian politician was born.
1968
Prince Friso of Orange-Nassau, Dutch Prince was born.
1968
Will Smith, American actor and rapper was born.
1969
Catherine Zeta-Jones, Welsh actress was born.
1970
Erich Paul Remark, German author died.
1972
Referendum on Norwegian EU membership gives 53.5% no and 46.5% yes.
1975
Daniela Ceccarelli, Italian alpinist was born.
1978
Jan Egil Andresen, Norwegian cross-country skier was born.
1978
Martin Koukal, Czech cross country skier was born.
The radio amateurs Field Day aims to promote recruitment of new radio amateurs and strengthen cooperation between Norwegian radio amateurs. A Field Day also provides training in portable operations regardless of power supply from the public power grid and permanent antennas.
