Diskusjon:Gunnar Jahn

Registrering av jøder i Norge

Denne bolken tar uforholdsmessig stor plass i artikkelen, og baserer seg - såvidt jeg kan se, det er ikke lagt til referanser - utelukkende på Søbyes forskning. Seltzer, som såvidt vises til, skriver: «The decision by the Germans to work through the party statistical office in Norway may well have been motivated by their sense that the Norwegian national statistical office was politically unreliable from a Nazi perspective (Nordbotten 1997). In fact, the Director-General of the national statistical office, Gunnar Jahn, was a leader of the Norwegian resistance. In addition, nearly the entire the staff were anti-Nazi. When Jahn was arrested in 1944, his Nazi-appointed replacement never showed up because he was aware of the lack of cooperation he would have received (Bjerve 1998). Jahn, who survived his imprisonment in a concentration camp, served as Director-General of the Norwegian statistical office from 1920 to 1945. Among his many non-statistical responsibilities, he served from 1942 to 1966 as chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee responsible for awarding the Nobel Peace Prize. Recent research by Søbye (1998), however, indicates that the role of the Norwegian statistical office and Jahn may have been more complex than portrayed here.» I denne omgang merker jeg avsnittet med {{refforberdre}} og {{nøytralitet}}.

Mvh Finn Rindahl (diskusjon) 4. okt. 2016 kl. 13:08 (CEST)

Endret eksterne lenker

Jeg har nettopp endret 1 ekstern(e) lenke(r) i artikkelen Gunnar Jahn. Sjekk gjerne at endringen min er OK. Hvis du ønsker at jeg skal ignorere disse lenkene eller hele siden, eller hvis du har andre spørsmål, se denne spørsmålssiden. Jeg har gjort følgende endringer:

• La til arkivet https://web.archive.org/web/20140728003353/http://virksommeord.uib.no/personer?id=3621 til http://virksommeord.uib.no/personer?id=3621

Med hilsen—InternetArchiveBot (Rapporter feil) 19. feb. 2018 kl. 03:46 (CET)