of war (Stammlager / Stalag) - especially Soviet and Yugoslavian soldiers internment of so-called "bomb hostages" (Geisellager) - prominent Norwegians who would be executed in the event of the resistance movement bombing Nazi targets transit internment of various prisoners bound for camps in Germany and Poland (Durchgangslager / Dulag) - including Jews, prominent political prisoners, and others. The Nazi authorities destroyed most of the records related to the camps and prisons they ran during the occupation. Effectively every local prison was used for these purposes by the Nazis, but several full-fledged camps were also established. Finnmark and Troms county Finnmark In then-county of Finnmark, 110 prison camps had a total of around 14,000 prisoners, including 10,000 Soviet POWs that had been transported to Oslo via Germany, then on to Trondheim before being sailed northwards. Some prisoners came from the German penal system. Some prisoners were Norwegian including those who had been linked to the so-called Teacher Strike of 1942. In Karasjok, Karasjok prison camp received around 400 prisoners. Sør-Varanger (municipality) Høybuktmoen At Neiden there was a camp for Russian [and other Soviet] POWs. Leirpollen (article at simple English Wikipedia). Located at Lille Leirpollbukt, there were two prison camps - one for Soviet soldiers, and one for Norwegian, Poles and Czechs. One of these camps held suspected members of the Persfjord Group—partisans on the Varanger Peninsula. In 1943 eleven prisoners were bludgeoned to death. Storskog Tofte, Finnmark, also known as Jarfjordbotn The prison camp at Gjøk-åsen, in the Pasvik valley. There were concentration camps for teachers at Kirkenes Elvenes Sandnes Troms Bardufoss concentration camp Krøkebærsletta Kvænangen concentration camp ( It consisted of two subcamps, Veidal and Badderen, which was also known as Veiskaret.) Sydspissen concentration camp Tromsdalen detention camp Nordland 28 prison camps were located between Mo i Rana and Fauske (and 25 of these were for Soviet POWs). Lager I Beisfjord ("No. 1 camp Beisfjord" - in Norwegian Beisfjord fangeleir) Railroad slaves lived in "barracks near Bjørnelva". Trøndelag In Levanger there was the Falstad concentration camp near the SS-camp Falstad. At Oppdal was Stalag 308, supplying forced labor for the construction of the Nordland Line. At Orkdal was Fannrem concentration camp where the prisoners were sent to work on the Orkdal Line. (This camp was a utekommando—satellite camp of the Grini concentration camp.) In Trondheim was Vollan prison. Vestland Hordaland Ulven concentration camp Espeland concentration camp In Bergen: Storetveit skole