Olav Andreas Scheflo (9 September 1883 – 25 June 1943) was a Norwegian Communist politician and journalist. Scheflo was a member of the Norwegian Labour...
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struggle soon erupted between the Tranmælists and the supporters of Olav Scheflo, the party's parliamentary leader, following Kyrre Grepp's absence due...
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Award in 1993. Born as Dagmar Scheflo on 19 January 1923, she was a daughter of journalist and politician Olav Scheflo. Scheflo was a central figure in the...
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and was married to Dagmar Loe, née Scheflo. He was thus son-in-law of Olav Scheflo and brother-in-law of Inge Scheflo. Erik Loe death notice Archived December...
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Trotsky's lawyers and the Norwegian Labour Party Parliamentary leader, Olav Scheflo, were permitted to visit. From October 1936, even the outdoor walks were...
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editor was Olav Scheflo. It went defunct after its last issue on 31 October 1929, and was replaced as party newspaper by Arbeideren. Scheflo stopped editing...
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editors were Ole Øisang (1920–1925), Olav Scheflo (1931–1939) and Odd Lien (1956-1977). Jakob Friis also contributed. Olav Brunvand (not to be confused with...
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an uncle of Even Lange. Himself, he was first married to Olav Scheflo's daughter Beret Scheflo (1917–1981) from 1941 to 1950. He was then married to Poppi...
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(Soviet Russia) Andrea Marabini (Italy) Alois Neurath (Czechoslovakia) Olav Scheflo (Norway) Leon Trotsky (Soviet Russia) Adolf Warszawski (Poland) Clara...
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Rudolf Nilsen. One of the most important publications by a Norwegian was Olav Scheflo's Den røde tråd i Norges historie, which was controversial within the...
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