Nidaros (newspaper)

[2] A great success was the feuilleton Bør Børson, Johan Falkberget's satirical story from the boom period during World War I, which was printed in the newspaper before being released as a book.

[1] Nidaros was among the three initiators to establish a working committee for the stopped newspapers (Norwegian: Arbeidsutvalget for de stansede aviser), along with Arbeiderbladet and Dagen.

The newspapers, which had all been stopped during the war, had suffered significant losses because of this, and claimed compensation.

Adresseavisen and Dagsposten had continued their publication during the Nazi regime, while Nidaros and Arbeider-Avisa were stopped.

Garbo then issued a weekly newspaper Søndagsekspressen, "loosely affiliated" with Nidaros, from February to August 1957.