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Radiohola

Radiohòla (lit. 'the radio cave') is a natural shelter used by the Norwegian resistance during the Second World War. It served as a hiding place for a radio that brought news from the British, during a time of which radios were banned and the German occupants arrested and prosecuted those found in possession of one.

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More caves in Norway

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  2. Jarlshola
  3. Jordbrugrotta
  4. Pluragrotta
  5. Raggejavreraige

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