00:00Greta Bartram participated in illegal activities with people involved with the resistance movement,
00:05and in March and April 1944, she became a permanent informer for the official secret
00:10police of Nazi Germany, the Gestapo in Aarhus, and according to her own statements,
00:15received 500 to 700 kroner a month for her work as an informer. She was given the name Tora.
00:22She later stated that she had originally contacted the Gestapo to obtain the release
00:26of her brother, Hans Andreas Bartram, who on 25 November 1943 had been sentenced to two years'
00:32imprisonment in Germany. At the same time, she was informed that Axel Larsen, chairman of the
00:38Communist Party of Denmark, had passed on a lot of information during interrogation,
00:42which to her legitimized that she could also do the same. As a result, in the summer of 1944,
00:49the entire local leadership of the Communist resistance was arrested on the basis of her information.
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