Finn Thrana (8 March 1915, Søndre Land – 21 January 2006) was a Norwegian barrister and civil servant for Nasjonal Samling.
[5] In 1951 he was hired in the Norwegian Tax Administration, and in 1955 he opened his own lawyer's office which he operated until retiring at the age of 80.
[5] In 2001 he released the book Vi ville et land som var frelst og fritt.
[6][7] The book got an unfavourable review from Yngvar Ustvedt in Verdens Gang, who gave it a "die throw" of 1 (worst).
[8] Historian Ole Kristian Grimnes regarded the book as a personal defence document, but added that one could benefit from reviewing the legal purge in Norway after World War II, which Thrana criticized, again.