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538:. The artillery fire was estimated by the Norwegians as having been reasonably effective. Having expended their stocks of artillery ammunition, the fort's crew redeployed for defence of the interior of the fort. In a post-action report, Barth praised the crew of Høytorp Fort for their "fire discipline and good attitude in action". On 14 April 1940 Fossumstrøket Fortress surrendered after a meeting of the fortress commander and six of the other officers, including Captain Barth. The officers held a vote and unanimously agreed that the fortress could not continue fighting. At the time the fortress was encircled and under
642:, led to a debate in the national newspapers. Barth stated in the debate that "most army officers" would agree with the criticism of Hauge. In the debate Barth was himself criticised by the Norwegian Army Officers' Association which said it was too soon to judge minister Hauge's efforts, and that Barth's statements were too broad in nature. In the following years criticism of defence minister Hauge leadership increased among officers, media and politicians, and ended with Hauge announcing his resignation in late 1951. Barth wrote an editorial in
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Fortress' two forts immediately began mobilizing, although at Høytorp Fort this was hampered by ill-maintained and outdated fortifications and the poor quality of the other facilities. During the decade before 1940 the role of Høytorp Fort had been changed to one as a mobilization
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In addition to his military service, Barth had several civilian occupations. From 1920 to 1921 he worked as a schoolteacher, at a primary school in
Kristiania and at his old secondary school Oslo Cathedral School. He also worked as chief of advertising at the advertising agency Høydahl Ohme. Starting
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Barth was given an honourable discharge from the
Norwegian Armed Forces on 15 April 1952. His last military position was at Fossumstrøket Fortress. Barth had applied unsuccessfully for several positions during his last seven years in the Norwegian Armed Forces, the first of his post-war applications
433:, then from 1917 to 1919 with the 2nd Fortress Company. In 1919 to 1920 he served at Tønsberg Fortifications, before returning to the 2nd Fortress Company in 1920 and staying with that unit until 16 November 1926, when he was promoted to the rank of captain and transferred to Agdenes Fortress in the
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and artillery fire, while the
Norwegian 1st Division had retreated from the area and no longer needed the fortress' support. Barth stated in connection with his vote that the fortress was in an impossible tactical situation, and was manned by poorly trained and demoralized crews. Barth and another
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had interpreted the age regulations for promotion to the rank of colonel without taking into account Barth's war service, which would have enabled him to be qualified for a promotion despite his age. Barth sent a written complaint after being disqualified. A parliamentary investigative commission
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was raised over the fortress at 14:16. In a report written in 1941, Lieutenant
Colonel Rodtwitt praised Barth's efforts during the fighting, describing him as "loyal, devoted to duty, able and brave", pointing especially to his leadership of Høytorp Fort during the fighting and to his "rescue of
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on 5 February 1942. At Oflag XXI-C Barth was prisoner number 22, as one of the first officers to have been sent to the camp. He was released from captivity on 28 September 1942, due to having fallen severely ill during his captivity. For his wartime service, Barth was decorated with the
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service in 1945. In 1946, the officer appointed to the position for which Barth had applied the previous year, Colonel Gunnar
Isaachsen Willoch, recommended that Barth should be promoted to the rank of colonel and given command of the coastal artillery in
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in April 1923. The marriage was later dissolved. He remarried to
Solveig Elfrida Bjørnstad in Oslo, Norway, on 26 June 1926. Barth and his second wife had two sons together, the first born in Oslo in October 1931 and the second born in October 1936.
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and demanded his resignation. The resignation demand, which included claims that Hauge had ignored the advice of military professionals and involved himself too much in the details of military matters in the post-war reconstruction of the
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officer were appointed to approach the German forces and begin surrender negotiations on behalf of the fortress commander. The fortress guns were rendered inoperable by the destruction of vital parts at 14:05, and a
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rather than a defensible fortification. At Trøgstad Fort artillery ammunition was in very short supply. Captain Barth was placed in charge of Høytorp Fort, and took direct command of the fort's two 12 cm
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with biographies of
Norwegian regular military officers, published in 1930. In 1924 he was the secretary of the Norwegian memorial committee for the Scandinavian Corps and the
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important documents" after the surrender of the fortress. Rodtwitt concluded his report by stating that under "normal circumstances" (rather than Norway
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on 14 April 1892 to bank manager Christian Andreas Barth and Marie Georgine Antoinette Keyser. Having attended
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artillery pieces. After their initial landings along the coast, the Germans began their inland advance. The
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being to the position of general inspector and commander of the Norwegian
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Forsvarssak er fredssak: 1886–1986: Norges forsvarsforening 100 år
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1490:(in Norwegian). Vol. 5. Oslo: Stortinget. 1949. p. 121.
1458:(in Norwegian). Vol. 8. Oslo: Stortinget. 1948. p. 998.
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on 9 April 1940, Barth was in command of Fossumstrøket Fortress'
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1527:(in Norwegian) (11 ed.). Oslo: Aschehoug. p. 624
1343:(in Norwegian). Oslo: Norges forsvarsforening. p. 51.
1228:(in Norwegian). Oslo: Universitetsforlaget. p. 110.
1041:(in Norwegian). Horten: Sjømilitære samfund. p. 398.
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He first married Frenchwoman Madelaine Marie Quernel in
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Steenstrup, Bjørn, ed. (1968). "Barth, Bjarne Keyser".
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on 6 July 1922, having had wedding celebrations at the
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Nordmenn i fangenskap 1940–1945 – alfabetisk register
851:(in Norwegian). Oslo: Gymnasiesamfunnet. p. 14.
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512:196th Infantry Division
459:Battle of Magersfontein
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193:Defence Medal 1940–1945
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561:Grini detention camp
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197:Silver medal of the
63:Vestre Aker Cemetery
1355:"En sommeroffensiv"
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609:from 1964 to 1966.
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321:Oscarsborg Fortress
313:Bjarne Keyser Barth
124:Oscarsborg Fortress
20:Bjarne Keyser Barth
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1173:Faye 1963, p. 318.
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