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Tuesday, Feb. 12, 1952 University Daily Kansan PAGE 3
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A Norwegian man and wife doctor team is practicing here because they think “it's a good idea to get acquainted with the American people.”
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Dr. Hans K. Hilberg and his wife Shelma are working at Watkins hospital. Ordinarily, doctors who are not citizens are not allowed to practice medicine in the United States. They are forbidden, however, to engage in private practice.
The doctors Hilberg were married in 1946 in Oslo, Norway, during their last semester at Oslo Medical college. They were graduated in the same class, and have worked as a team since. The couple's home, before they came here, was in Hamar, Norway, a town of about the size of Oslo. The Hilbergs came to this country in time for the beginning of the fall semester last year.
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Dr. Hilberg recalled the waste over which the armies passed while the Nazis were retreating. In keeping with a "scorched earth" policy, the Germans destroyed everything they passed. Dr. Hilberg said he travelled with the army for more than eight months without seeing a
During the war, Dr. Hans Hilberg fought with the Norwegian Army in the campaigns in northern Norway. He was with some of the ski troops who helped to drive the Germans from Norway. These troops, Dr. Hilberg said, were clad in "disappearing suits" of pure white. Their skis, and sometimes even their riffles, were painted white as protective camouflage against the snowy background.
jobs were in hospitals in these towns.
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The Hilbergs, who live at 941 Kentucky, have two sons, Bjoern Eris, 5, and Per Kreistian, 3.
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