English: A collection of tobacco packaging and other everyday products in Norway during the Second World War, among them Norwegian "homegrown" (norskavlet, hjemmeavlet, heimeavla) substitute tobaccos and cigarettes. Also shown are soap, coffee, peanuts, ration cards, etc. Tobaccos: MAHUNI Tobakk Conrad Langaard Heimavlet tobakk, A/S T. M. Nielsen & Søns Tobakksfabrik, Larvik Johann L. Tiedemann Blå snus no 1 FlaFla Rauchtabak (Martin Brinkmann, Bremen) Tiedemanns Extra Sweetzent (skråtobakk i blikkeske, chewing tobacco tin box) Norskavlet Tobakk tilvirket ved M. Glott Tobakkfabrikk A/S Norskavlet Tobakk fermentert og forarbeidet AS Drammens Tobakksfabrikk Petterøe's Lett type Finkarvet Blanding Hjemmeavlet tobakk midddels snitt bearbeidet av J. L. Tiedemanns Tobaksfabrik Karvet Bladtobak Carl F. Johannessen A/S Oslo Norskavlet Tobakk Ferdigbehandlet av: H. Petterøe - Oslo Carter mixture Extra Mild No. 3 J. L. Tiedemann Cigarettes etc.: Olanda Brinkmann Tabak Norske Cigaretter 20 cigarettes de troupe Manufactures de l'etàt France Norskavlet M. Glott Tobakkfabrikk A/S Hjemmeavlet tobakk Cigaretter bearbeidet av J. L. Tiedemanns tobaksfabrik Sorte Nr. 53 Deutsche Zigarren-Werke Aktiengesellschaft Döbeln, box with German cigars Pilot Toasted Sigaretter av norskavlet tobakk, ferdigbehandlet av H. Petterøe - Oslo Gold Flake Cigarettes Genuine straight Virgina Honey Dew Frisco American cigarettes Other products and items: Small table cloth made of parachute silk with embroidered names of female inmates at Grini detention camp (Grini fangeleir) Peppererstatning paper bag Fischeinkaufsgemeinschaft Norwegen Tromsø/Svolvær Tobakkskort (rasjoneringskort for tobakk og sigaretter, Fischeinkaufsgemeinschaft Norwegen (FEG) var en sentral organisasjon for innkjøp av alle slags rund fisk opprettet av tyske myndigheter høsten 1940) Pebeco Tannpulver (Beiersdorf A/S Oslo) Østbye Skare skismøring (ski wax) Marina shoe made of paper (papirsko) Utførselslisens 15. februar 1945 Næringsdepartementet Freia Krumkake paper bag Small friendship book (minnebok) with Grini S. K, embroidery on cover and enlarged copy of one of the pages, from Grini detention camp 1944–45 Planters Cocktail Salted Peanuts (can found in factory ship "Hamburg") B-såpe (rasjonert erstatningssåpe) Tomteskur Kaffeerstatningskort 50 gr. kaffeerstatning, Fischeinkaufsgemeinschaft Norwegen Tromsø/Svolvær British Army shaving brush with substitute horsehair Trio kaffeerstatning 120 gram Grovmalt coffee substitute etc.The economic consequences of the German occupation of Norway 1940–1945 were severe. Germany became the main trading partner, but could not make up for the lost import and export business. Combined with a general drop in productivity, Norwegians were quickly confronted with scarcity of basic commodities, including food. Many, if not most, Norwegians started growing their own crops and keeping their own livestock. Gray and black market provided for flow of goods. Norwegians also learned to use ersatz products (substitute/replacement goods, erstatningsvarer) for a wide variety of purposes, ranging from fuel to coffee, tea, and tobacco.Photo taken on May 8, 2019 at the Lofoten War Memorial Museum (Lofoten Krigsminnemuseum) in Svolvær, Norway. The museum exhibits uniforms, militaria, memorabilia, smaller items, etc. related to World War II, the Nazi occupation of Norway, and the Third Reich era.