Ingebrigt Solum · Lineage tree

Also known as

Ingebrikt Solem

Description

Norwegian generalmajor who participated in the fighting in 1940 and was attached to Milorg until fleeing to Sweden in 1943. He taught close-combat techniques including jujutsu grips to Milorg members during the war, including Henrik Lundh.

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  Henrik Lundh

  sports_martial_artsJūjutsu Probable

  Probable

  Lundh stated in a 1974 interview that he learned jujutsu in Milorg with "Ingebrikt Solem" as his instructor, very likely generalmajor Ingebrigt Solum (1919-1996) who was attached to Milorg. Name spelling varies in sources.

  The evidence favours the claim and nothing credible contradicts it, but it falls short of establishing it.

  Private lesson (1940–1945)

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  Frederico Muñoz

  Researcher, Martialis

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  fact_check

  Lundh stated in a 1974 interview that he learned jujutsu in Milorg with "Ingebrikt Solem" as his instructor, very likely generalmajor Ingebrigt Solum (1919-1996) who was attached to Milorg. Name spelling varies in sources.

  “I et intervju fra 1974 forteller Lundh at han lærte jujutsu i Milorg med «Ingebrikt Solem» som instruktør.”

  — Midtlund, Arne. (2026). Henrik Lundh – «judoens far» i Norgelink history info

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