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The book "Traitors" reveals a dark side of Norway's war history. After April 9, 1940, the Norwegian authorities cooperated with the German occupation forces. Surprisingly, none of the senior officials behind this initiative were brought to justice after the war. Historian and best-selling author, Aggie J., has delved into this. Sivertson, in the archives, asked embarrassing questions: Why did the big companies that made huge fortunes from the war escape investigation and punishment? Why were the airfields of Fornebo, Forås, Vernes and Lade renovated with Norwegian workers, making it easier for the Germans to bomb 50 Norwegian cities and towns at the beginning of the war? Why was no one punished for this, while ordinary people who washed German clothes were accused of treason? Sivertsen's answers would unsettle taken-for-granted facts. Traitors offers a bold and revealing account of the abuse of power and injustice.