Møllergata 19

Møllergata 19 is a historically significant building in Oslo, Norway, originally established as the city's main police station and prison in the 19th century. It gained notoriety during World War II when it served as the headquarters for the Nazi security police. Notably, this is where Vidkun Quisling surrendered to the Norwegian government in 1945. The site reflects a turbulent period in Norwegian history, having housed British and Norwegian prisoners during the German occupation, often under harsh conditions. Today, it stands as a reminder of the past, with its architecture and history attracting both tourists and researchers interested in Norway's wartime experiences.