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Scottish Norwegian Society (Glasgow)

Friday 15 February

Oddveig Røsegg Memorial Lecture
by Dr Ian Giles, Edinburgh University.

Britain’s Forgotten Norwegian Bestseller:
The Rise and Immediate Fall of Agnar
Mykle. the Norwegian author of “Song of the Red Ruby”
in 1957. It created great controversy and Dr
Giles will explore this and the author and his life
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Scottish Norwegian Society (Glasgow) Friday 15 February Oddveig Røsegg Memorial Lecture by Dr Ian Giles, Edinburgh University. Britain’s Forgotten Norwegian Bestseller: The Rise and Immediate Fall of Agnar Mykle. the Norwegian author of “Song of the Red Ruby” in 1957. It created great controversy and Dr Giles will explore this and the author and his life afterwards.
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