Abstract
A subgroup was defined by O. Ore to be quasinormal in a group if it permuted with all subgroups of the group, and he proved [5] that such a subgroup is subnormal (= subinvariant = accessible) in a finite group. Finite groups in which all subgroups are quasinormal were classified by K. Iwasawa [3], and more recently N. Ito and J. Szép [2] and the author [1] proved that a quasi-normal subgroup is an extension of a normal subgroup by a nilpotent group. Similar results were obtained by O. Kegel [4] and in [1] for subgroups which permute not necessarily with all subgroups but with those having some special property.
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