I arrived in Oslo at noontime, and met Rami in my hotel lobby that afternoon. He showed me everything that could possibly be of interested to a frum (Orthodox) Jew, and customized the tour for me. He taught me alot about the history and slow development of Norway's Jewish community, its leading personalities and rabbis, and explained what happened to Jews in Oslo during the Holocaust. He took me into the main shul (synagogue) - which is not open to the general public - and showed me graves of key figures in local Jewish history. I had a great afternoon with Rami, the first Azerbaijani Jew I have ever met.