Published Works
In addition to professional works on electrical engineering in the 1930s, Skancke also wrote a book on Vidkun Quisling.
- Theorie der Wechselstrommaschinen mit e. Einl. in d. Theorie d. stationären Wechselströme nach O. S. Bragstad, J. Springer, Berlin 1932 (German)
- Über ultraakustische Schwingungen in zylindrischen Stäben, Brun, Trondheim 1935 (German)
- Boken om Vidkun Quisling, Blix, Oslo 1941 (Norwegian)
- Ein Buch über Vidkun Quisling, Blix, Oslo 1941 (German translation) (German)
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