Into an Oslo courtroom last week walked Norway's respected former Navy Chief, Admiral Edvard Danielsen, 63, to give testimony at a treason trial. The accused: Per Edvard Danielsen, 33, the Admiral's son. Grimly, the older man testified that he and his son had never discussed politics, that he had rarely seen him since war's end when Per became a Communist. While his father spoke, young Danielsen grinned arrogantly.
A World War II commando hero who later made friends with alcohol and with Russia, young Danielsen stood charged with delivering military information to a Russian naval attaché...
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