Els seus noms per sempre

According to Jewish tradition everyone dies twice. The first is when the heart stops beating and the brain synapses fade. The second, when the name of the deceased person is mentioned, read or thought for the last time, after fifty or one hundred or four hundred years. It is only then that the person really leaves, erased from life on earth. His names forever is the double portrait of a young man who became one of the most hated criminals in the world. Norwegian story and of a family to whom the German invasion of 1940 turned life upside down, bound by the house they all called home. What turned the shy son of shoemaker Henry Rinnan of Trøndelag into a double agent who murdered Norwegians for the Nazis? And why would a family want to move to live in Rinnan's old barracks, just after the war, in the house that for many was the symbol of the atrocities committed during the German occupation?