What you'll hear inside Museum of Defence:

• 1
  Section 1814–1905

  The 1814–1905 section traces Norwegian military history from the Treaty of Kiel, which ceded Norway to Sweden, through to the peaceful dissolution of that union in 1905.

• 2
  Section 1905–1940

  The 1905–1940 section charts Norwegian military history from the dissolution of the union with Sweden in 1905 through to the German occupation in 1940, encompassing the First World War era.

• 3
  Section 1940–1945 (Land Battles)

  The 1940–1945 section focuses on major land battles fought on Norwegian soil during the Second World War.

• 4
  Section 1940–1945 (Naval Battles)

  The 1940–1945 section at the Forsvarsmuseet charts Germany's invasion of Norway and its aftermath, with particular focus on the naval battles that opened the conflict.

• 5
  Sección Guerra Fría y Posguerra

  The Cold War and Post-War Section is the final chronological department at Forsvarsmuseet, covering Norwegian military history from 1945 to the present day.

• 6
  International Operations Section

  The International Operations Section is a thematic gallery at the Forsvarsmuseet that chronicles Norway's military contributions and peacekeeping missions abroad.

• 7
  Krigskorset Gallery

  The Krigskorset Gallery in Oslo focuses on Norway's highest military decoration, the Krigskorset or War Cross.

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  Temporary Exhibitions Hall

  The Forsvarsmuseet's Temporary Exhibitions Gallery presents regularly rotating displays exploring contemporary issues and specific aspects of Norwegian military history.