Aksel Sandemose — (1934) Aksel Sandemose (* 19. März 1899 in Nykøbing Mors; † 6. August 1965 in Kopenhagen) war ein dänisch norwegischer Schriftsteller, Entwickler des Jantegesetzes. Sein Geburtsname war Axel Nielsen. 1921 nahm er den Namen Aksel Sandemose an … Deutsch Wikipedia
Aksel Sandemose — (March 19, 1899 August 5, 1965) was a Danish/Norwegian novelist, born in Nykøbing, Mors Island, Denmark of a Danish father and Norwegian mother. As well as writing, in his early years, he worked as a teacher, journalist, sailor and lumberman in… … Wikipedia
Aksel Sandemose — (19. marts 1899 6. august 1965), dansk norsk forfatter. Aksel Sandemose blev født på Nykøbing Mors. Han fødenavn var egentlig Axsel Nielsen, men i 1921 tager han navneforandring til Aksel Sandemose. Hans opvækst på Limfjordsøen Mors, giver stof… … Danske encyklopædi
Sandemose — Aksel Sandemose (* 19. März 1899 in Nykøbing, Jütland; † 6. August 1965 in Kopenhagen) war ein dänisch norwegischer Schriftsteller. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Leben 2 Werke 3 Literatur 4 S … Deutsch Wikipedia
Sandemose — [ sandəmuːsə], Aksel, dänisch norwegischer Schriftsteller, * Nykøbing 19. 3. 1899, ✝ Kopenhagen 6. 8. 1965; ab 1929 in Norwegen, schrieb ab 1931 in norwegischer Sprache. Verband in seinen farbigen, nuancenreichen Werken modernistische… … Universal-Lexikon
Sandemose, Aksel — (1899 1965) A Norwegian novelist, Sandemose was born in Denmark and had six books to his credit before he decided to become a Norwegian writer. For several decades he was considered one of Norway s most important literary artists. Most of his… … Historical Dictionary of Scandinavian Literature and Theater
Sandemose, Aksel — ▪ Norwegian novelist born March 19, 1899, Nykøbing, Mors Island, Denmark died August 6, 1965, Copenhagen Danish born Norwegian experimental novelist whose works frequently elucidate the theme that the repressions of society lead to violence.… … Universalium
NORWAY, bibliography — Bibliographic Resources Grønland, Erling. Norway in English. Oslo: Norwegian Universities Press, 1961. Hoberman, John. Bibliographical Spectrum. Review of National Literatures 12 (1983): 185 207. Næss, Harald. Norwegian Literary Bibliography 1956 … Historical Dictionary of Scandinavian Literature and Theater
Norwegian literature — Introduction the body of writings by the Norwegian people. The roots of Norwegian literature reach back more than 1,000 years into the pagan Norse past. In its evolution Norwegian literature was closely intertwined with Icelandic… … Universalium
Jante Law — The Jante Law (Danish and Norwegian: Janteloven ; Swedish: Jantelagen ; Finnish: Janten laki ; Faroese: Jantulógin ) is the Nordic version of the tall poppy syndrome. It was named and described by the Norwegian/Danish author Aksel Sandemose in… … Wikipedia
Aksel Sandemose
