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The Norwegian archive for queer history

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Excerpt of poster. Kilde: SkA/A-0006 - Lesbisk Rørsle i Telemark

Lesbian Movement in Telemark

Article by Queer Historical Society Telemark.

First page of Eckhoff's manuscript. From detausetalerut.no

The Silent Speak Out

Unique letters published on new website.

Mina Strand Fjeldheim. Photo: Private.

LGBTQ+ inclusion in Norwegian development policy

New master thesis.

Haldis Nymoen

Haldis Nymoen

One of the first women to hold a position of trust in the Norwegian gay rights movement.

Solveig Alexandersen. Photo: Karen Lorentzen

Solveig Alexandersen

Solveig Alexandersen joined the board of The Norwegian Association of 1948 (DNF-48) in 1958.

Marit Rensvold took part in the TV-series "Rødt, hvitt og skrått". Book cover, NRK

Marit Rensvold

Marit Rensvold joined the board of The Norwegian Association of 1948 (DNF-48) in 1960.

Tor Jonsson. Photo: unknown/ Torjonsson.no

Tor Jonsson

Tor Jonsson (1916–1951) was a poet, author, and journalist.

Cora Sandel. Photo: Unknown/ National Library of Norway.

Cora Sandel

Behind the Pseudonym: The Life and Work of Cora Sandel.

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Interviews

Agnes Bolsø. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Agnes Bolsø (født 1953)

Professor of interdisciplinary gender studies Agnes Bolsø has since the early 1970s been active on the left in Norwegian politics and NGOs, including Det Norske Forbundet av...

Aasmund Robert Vik. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Aasmund Robert Vik (born 1947)

Aasmund Robert Vik was one of the central driving forces when Åpen Kirkegruppe (support network for christian LGBT persons in Norway) was established in 1976. He has been...

Ellen Mortensen. Photo: Skeivt arkiv

Ellen Mortensen (born 1953)

Today, Ellen Mortensen is a professor of literary studies at University of Bergen, and a notable feminist. She has an activist background from organizations such as DNF-48,...

Inge Ås. Foto: Skeivt arkiv

Inge Ås (born 1953)

Ås was one of the most visible active lesbian feminists in 1970s Norway, and a central figure at Kvinnehuset (the women's house) in Oslo.

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Var det uvanleg for kvinner å køyre bil?

NRK.no - www.nrk.no - 10 November, 2024

Bokbad med den norske transboken.

NRK.no - radio.nrk.no - 7 November, 2024

Skeive kongelige gjennom historien

Aftenposten - www.aftenposten.no - 29 August, 2024

Norske Margarethe tok opp kampen mot verdens mektigste militærmakt

Aftenposten Historie nr.6-2024. - www.aftenposten.no - 6 June, 2024

Hadde dei regnboge­flagg på Utøya i 1981?

NRK.no - www.nrk.no - 21 January, 2024

«Treng meir forsking»

Blikk - blikk.no - 20 September, 2023
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