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Peder Furubotn (29
August 1890 – 28
November 1975) was a
Norwegian cabinetmaker,
politician for the
Communist Party and
resistance member during World...
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Sverre Støstad as chairman,
Halvard Olsen as
deputy chairman, and
Peder Furubotn as
general secretary. The
party managed to gain 6.1
percent of the votes...
- tied to the
dramatic split of the
Communist Party in 1949, the so-called
Furubotn purge. In 1924 he
became a
journalist in the
party daily newspaper Ny Tid...
- Independence, KY:
Cengage Learning, pp. 21–47 ISBN 1-285-05535-7; Erik G
Furubotn and
Rudolf Richter,
Institutions and
Economic Theory: The Contribution...
- Reform. Ann Arbor:
University of
Michigan Press. ISBN 978-0472114566.
Furubotn,
Eirik G.; Richter,
Rudolf (2005).
Institutions and
Economic Theory: The...
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Texas A&M
football game on
November 26, 1999. Ekelund, R.B., Jr., E.G.
Furubotn, and W.P. Gramm, eds. "The
Evolution of
Modern Demand Theory: A Collection...
- of the
Communist Party of
Norway In
office 1931–1934
Preceded by
Peder Furubotn Succeeded by Adam Egede-Nissen
Personal details Born (1902-02-12)February...
- 1888 –
Salme Dutt, Estonian-English
politician (d. 1964) 1890 –
Peder Furubotn,
Norwegian Communist and anti-****
Resistance leader (d. 1975) 1891 – Marquis...
- open
political conflict within both
organizations between the so-called
Furubotn-fløy and the Løvlien-fløy. The
youth league became less
prominent in Norwegian...
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Marthe Bibesco, Romanian-French
author and poet (b. 1886) 1975 –
Peder Furubotn,
Norwegian Communist and anti-****
Resistance leader (b. 1890) 1976 – Rosalind...
