In these novels Borgen gives a picture of upper-middle-class life in Norway from 1917 through World War II; and in the figure of the protagonist, Wilfred Sagen, he draws a profound portrait of the kind of alienated and disaffected individual who, during the war, collaborated with the Nazis.
Belgian Fascist parties in both Flanders and Wallonia, established before the war, collaborated much more actively with the occupiers; they helped recruit Belgians for the German army and were given more power themselves toward the end of the occupation.
Having become vice admiral in 1848, he led the Black Sea squadron in the Crimean War, collaborating with the English admiral J.W.D. Dundas in the bombardment of Sevastopol.
DAVID GORDON Mr. Gordon and his pick-up company, with guest artist Estelle Parsons, will present his new "Uncivil Wars: Collaborating with Brecht & Eisler," a theater and dance piece that considers the ways war divides people.
PICK UP PERFORMANCE COMPANY David Gordon's latest dance-theater feat, "Uncivil Wars: Collaborating With Brecht & Eisler," is a dizzying experience, immediately plunging viewers into a thicket of overlapping references, realities and characters (not to mention artistic forms).
At the end of the war, the Army estimated that one out of every seven American prisoners of war had collaborated with the enemy.
Look, the alliance of interest and convenience between the United States and Saudi Arabia that began after the Second World War, when they served us as a gas pump and an aircraft carrier during the Cold War and collaborated with us against the Soviets all over the world, that ended when the Cold War ended.
One of his superior officers was Eric Ambler, the novelist and screenwriter, and after the war they collaborated on "The October Man".
As a result, Cocteau was tried after the war for collaborating with the Germans.
They invited several civilians, including myself, who were bent on avoiding a civil war, to collaborate in this transformational effort.
The pair managed to patch things up after the war to collaborate on Chandigarh, a vast new capital for the Punjab state in India.
