Astrid Dollis

Astrid Døvle Dollis Dahlgren (born Astrid Døvle; nicknamed the "Scandinavian 'Mata Hari'"; 9 December 1899, Norway - 27 September 1981, Stockholm) was a Norwegian dentist and property dealer. After she became Swedish by marriage she worked for Nazi Germany during World War II.

Life Dahlgren was born in Norway in 1899 and she became a qualified dentist. She married another Norwegian dentist named Dollis. She married again in 1943 to a Swedish businessman named Dahlgren. This marriage gave her Swedish citizenship; Nordmark District Court in Årjäng Municipality sentenced her to two years of forced labour. Dahlgren was released from the women's prison in Växjö in 1946.

Her role as a spy was unclear according to the Norwegian newspaper Morgenposten, 4 January 194?, albeit there were various charges against her made by three different organizations, including Hjemmefronten. The Norwegian lawyer, Albert Wiesener, was commissioned by Dahlgren to write her biography in an attempt to explain that she had not been an informant to the German authorities.