Skeivopedia

Skeivt arkiv's online encyclopedia about persons, organisations, events and other themes connected to Norwegian queer history. Skeivopedia is an ongoing and constantly expanding project.

Persecution of Queer People Under Nazism

The Nazi regime persecuted queer people, especially gay men, and several thousand were killed in concentration camps.

Karl Evang

Karl Evang (1902–1981) was a doctor who advocated for healthcare reform.

Ingeborg Holm

Trade union leader, communist, and resistance woman.

Dermot Mack

Pioneer in the Norwegian gay rights movement that fought a little known fight against stricter law on homosexuality in the 1950s.

Fredrik Mowinckel

Little is known about romantic relationships between Norwegian men and German soldiers during WWII. One verified case is political scientist Fredrik...

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

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