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“If I get together with someone who is my age and has experienced the same, we start more and more to talk about it. I'll tell you something funny, growing up we did not talk about the War. But then we were older and so we meet... So one of the ladies said: "Do you remember the big bombing?” Do you remember the big bombing? And we all remember who were involved in it, where we were, and how scary it was. We had never talked about it before. I am hundred per cent sure that we never talked about it before, even though we went to school together. And suddenly we all start talking about it. This was actually our nine eleven!”1

Living the War in the Barents Region 1939–1945: Living conditions, childhood, sickness, and nursing