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The German occupation of Denmark and Norway during 1940 resulted in huge naval activities across the Skagerrak. It should therefore not come as a too big surprise that the winter 1940/41 at Oslo other nearby regions experienced a record January 1940 and one of the coldest winter ever recorded. The next winter the Germany ambush of the Soviet Union drove the D/J/F temperatures even lower.Lowest temperatures at a number of stationsin southern Norway – January 1941 South-East region (Oslo), in: °C. Source: Hesselberg & Birkeland
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Chapter: 3_11 |
Book Page: 156c |
File: 1000_Copenh |
Image: 2010/www.seaclimate.com |