The digitization of the traitors' archive will take at least two years.

«Prisoners of treason» at the appeal site in Falstad prison camp in Trøndelag in 1945, in connection with the legal settlement in Norway after the war. Photo: Falstad Center

Last spring, Slekt1 reported that the Swedish National Archives has set out to digitize the entire traitor archive. Around 90,000 cases will be published on Digitalarkivet.

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