Well deserved no doubt.
The trial against the traitor Vidkun Quisling, where he would be sentenced to death
10 months ago by kyber to c/historyphotos
Don’t come asking again as soon as we get the next traitor, now! wags finger
Alternatively, it was a missed golden opportunity for Norway to prove that it considers capital punishment wrong on principle, not contingently wrong. Israel missed the same opportunity.
For someone not well known, some context wiki/Vidkun_Quisling
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If memory serves, Norway brought back the death penalty especially for him.
That's a pretty heavy level of "Fuck you", but given that he was a Nazi collaborator of the highest order, it's probably one of the few situations I'd say, "Just this once, as a treat"
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