Per Jacobsen

Per Jacobsen (23 March 1911 – 13 June 1944) was a Norwegian figure skater (national champion in 1931 and 1932), and a resistance member who was killed during World War II.

[6][7][8] After the Skylark A group was unveiled by the Nazi authorities, Jacobsen started working with underground newspapers, but was soon arrested.

[10] He was shipped to Germany on 29 July 1943, and sent directly to the Nacht und Nebel camp Natzweiler in occupied France, where he died in June 1944.

[3][9] In his memoir book Det demrer en dag, Knut Haukelid described Jacobsen as the most indefatigable idealist he met during the early war years.

[6] In his post-war book Det vil helst gå godt, Max Manus described Jacobsen as a grand companion, an ardent idealist, one of the silent heroes that undertook the biggest efforts.