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(+) Every August 22nd, Ole's father sat behind the house and cried over the shipmates who were killed.

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Ole Torp is an old veteran of television and NRK, and kept the audience in suspense when he told about his father Nicolai's torpedoing off Scotland in 1940. And what happened in the wake.

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(+) Every August 22nd, Ole's father sat behind the house and cried over the shipmates who were killed.

Ole Torp is an old veteran of television and NRK, and kept the audience in suspense when he told about his father Nicolai's torpedoing off Scotland in 1940. And what happened in the wake.

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(+) Every August 22nd, Ole's father sat behind the house and cried over the shipmates who were killed.

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(+) Every August 22nd, Ole's father sat behind the house and cried over the shipmates who were killed.

(+) Every August 22nd, Ole's father sat behind the house and cried over the shipmates who were killed.

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