My visit in Narvik, Norway.

[Grimebox]

Great thread and great pictures - the 'snow camo' SMLE looks very interesting

[Woolgar]

Excellent pictures!! Great to see images of this remote part of Norway. The then & now's are really well done

Nick

[Monuir]

Thanks for your kind words everyone It was surely an interesting place to go and I hope to be able to go back one day and finish my photo project! Still have about 100 photos in my book "Narvik im bild" that I need to find around Narvik....

[Voje85]

Super thread! Excellent pictures and cant wait for more!! I have been in Narvik when I was younger, but havent seen all the things u have Im born in Tromsø not so far from Narvik. Have u seen the Adolf cannon near Harstad? Its worth a look! Forsiden - Vågsfjord Krigshistorie

[StefanM]

Interesting thread

Thought I would post this book:

The Fight for Narvik. Impressions of the Polish campaign in Norway. by Karol Zbyszewski and illustrated with scraperboard style drawings by Jozef Natanson. It was published by Lindsay Drummond of London in 1940. A limited edition book that came with a dust-jacket (which my book is missing). A few example pages attached













There was also another book Polish troops in Norway: a photographic record of the campaign at Narvik
Published for the Polish Ministry of Information by M. I. Kolin, London, 1943.

... and French account of the Narvik campaign, With the Foreign Legion at Narvik ( La Légion Etrangère a Narvik) by Pierre Oliver Lapie published by J. Murray, 1941. Translated By Anthony Merryn, Foreword By Major P.C.Wren. In April 1940, Pierre Oliver Lapi served in the French-Polish expeditionary corps sent to Norway to resist the German invasion forces. Lapi participated in the Battle of Narvik and was awarded the Norwegian War Cross with swords.

[Schweppes]

A gret thread i enjoyed the photos and writings very much!

[kiwiwreckdiver]

Some great before and after shots, walked around Narvik and dived afew of the wrecks up there.
Its a beautiful spot and would lovee to go back some day

[harryamb2]

enjoyed it.