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This section has now been reorganized. For a long time I've been wanting to move all the casualty lists to the text for each individual ship, which seems to make more sense than having them separately, and this has now finally been done. This means that if you've previously bookmarked a page that had a casualty list for a specific ship, you will not find it in the same place anymore, but they can still be located from the alphabetical ship lists, just find the ship you want and see if there's mention of a crew list in the text, then follow the link.
This section will now be used for odds and ends, as follows:
(Picture on the left is of a memorial for Norwegian seamen standing near the Norwegian Maritime Museum in Oslo. The sculpture is by Joseph Grimeland. Here are more pictures of misc. memorials)
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See also these external sites:
Norwegian War Graves in Nova Scotia
Deaths of Norwegians registered by the minister of the Norwegian Seamen's Church in Liverpool between 1919 and 1954 (external link). This is linked to page 1; click "neste" to see other pages - the site is searchable, and the name of the ship is given in some cases. The text here is also in Norwegian (National Archives of Norway website), but I'd be glad to translate the various terms. The site also has Deaths registered at the Seamen's church in Buenos Aires, as well as Deaths in Durban 1923-1948, Deaths in Shanghai 1934-1947, etc. etc. All these links go the the first page of each section, clicking on "neste" will take you to the next page.
Royal Norwegian Navy Casualties 1940-45
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Merchant Fleet Main Page
