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Bildet viser oberst Olaf Helset, som i januar 1945 ble beordret til sjef for det norske reservepolitiet i Sverige med tittelen ”Sjefen for polititroppene”. (Militærattasjeen oberst Ole Berg har dog på vegne av vedkommende myndigheter i Storbritannia den øverste ledelse av polititroppene). Helset var også under en periode norsk flyktningssjef i Sverige. DUBLETT?

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4 May 2012, 11:14:41

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