Current 22-1-1947: The past in an hour's visitFor one hour every morning, the electricity is switched off in Oslo, like so many other places in the country. In Oslo, the disconnection time is 11.30–12.30, in other places there may be other times. - The power cut causes a significant interruption in work for the companies that depend on electricity for their machines. Cecil Barbersalong is located on a basement floor, but the light is saved, thanks to several powerful kerosene lamps. However, the electric mowers must be operated by hand between 11.30-12.30. Photo: Th. Skotaam / Aktuell / NTB

Current 22-1-1947: The past in an hour's visitFor one hour every morning, the electricity is switched off in Oslo, like so many other places in the country. In Oslo, the disconnection time is 11.30–12.30, in other places there may be other times. - The power cut causes a significant interruption in work for the companies that depend on electricity for their machines. Cecil Barbersalong is located on a basement floor, but the light is saved, thanks to several powerful kerosene lamps. However, the electric mowers must be operated by hand between 11.30-12.30. Photo: Th. Skotaam / Aktuell / NTB Stock Photo

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Current 22-1-1947: The past in an hour's visitFor one hour every morning, the electricity is switched off in Oslo, like so many other places in the country. In Oslo, the disconnection time is 11.30–12.30, in other places there may be other times. - The power cut causes a significant interruption in work for the companies that depend on electricity for their machines. Cecil Barbersalong is located on a basement floor, but the light is saved, thanks to several powerful kerosene lamps. However, the electric mowers must be operated by hand between 11.30-12.30. Photo: Th. Skotaam / Aktuell / NTB ***PHOTO NOT IMAGE PROCESSED***

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