Draft:Nasjonal Samling Kvinneorganisasjon
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NS Kvinneorganisasjon | |
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| Founder | Marie Irgens |
| Founded | 1934 |
| Dissolved | May 1945 |
| Ideology | Nationalism Nazism Fascism Anti-communism |
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Nasjonal Samlings Kvinneorganisasjon, abbreviated NSK or the NS Kvinneorganisasjon , was a special organization for women over the age of 18 associated with the Norwegian Nazi Party Nasjonal Samling (NS) before and during the Second World War. NKS was formed in 1934, shortly after the Nasjonal Samling's foundation the previous year. The Nasjonal Samling Women's Organization was closed down when the German occupying power surrendered and the Nasjonal Samling board was deposed upon liberation in May 1945. The NSK was one of the party's three major special organisations, together with the youth association NSUF and Hirden. It had an armed branch, Kvinnehirden.
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History
[edit]NSK originally sprung from Maria Quisling's circle of acquaintances, but soon became a permanent part of the NS organisation.[citation needed]
The head of NSK was from 1934 the voice teacher Marie Irgens, then Øyvor Hansson and from 1941 until the end of the war the peasant women's leader and Tidens Tegn journalist Olga Bjoner. Bjoner, who took the title of national leader from 1944, also led Kvinnehirden, where the most enthusiastic young people joined. At most, NSK had around 16,000 members, that is, roughly a third of NS's 55,000 registered members. NSK ran maternity schools, housekeeping centers and sewing studios around the country. NS women also enlisted as "front sisters".[citation needed]
In 1934, Halldis Neegaard Østbye became propaganda leader in NS Kvinneorganisasjon.[citation needed]
References
[edit]- ^ Lov av 6. juli 1933 nr. 14, og senere Lov av 13. mai 1937 nr 1: Lov om forbud mot å bære uniform m.v.
- ^ Jamfør søkbare digitalkopier av Program for Nasjonal samlings 8. riksmøte i Oslo i Oslo 25-27 september 1942 og NS 8. riksmøte (1943)