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Cross-country Skiing as a Nordic Media Spectacle

- Martin Johansson

Since the Second World War, the Nordic media have clung on to images of hardy Northern skiiers despite challenges from other countries.

Podcast: The Baltic Sea Region and Estonian Heritagescapes

- Saara Mildeberg

Listen to a podcast about the northeastern region of Estonia and how research can uncover different layers of a landscape.

Finland in (Popular) Geopolitics – An Overview

- Robert A. Saunders

Meaningful themes from national and world history resurface in modern film and culture.

Film: Ski Wax and Nordic Identity

- Kristian Lutro

Watch a film about the significance of winter sports for Nordic identity, and how narratives about the Winter Olympics have reflected and constructed…

The Events of 1814: A Scandinavian and European Story

- Ruth Hemstad

The end of a 434-year political union between the kingdoms of Norway and Denmark.

NNL Pod 8+9: Culture and Security after the Invasion of Ukraine

- Birgitte Beck Prinsted

Listen to two podcasts in Danish on the changing political and cultural landscape since the invasion of Ukraine, both in Russia, Europe and Norden.

Cultural Heritage in the Faroe Islands and Åland

- Annika Christensen

Contemporary approaches to heritage in the autonomous regions shed light on old and new traditions.

Nordic Cooperation : Self-interest or Altruism?

Two women speaking in a podcast studio.
- Melina Antonia Buns

Listen to a podcast on how Nordic cooperation works through politicians, civil servants and civil society, and how it is often more driven by…

Public opinion on the EU in Iceland since 1980

The logo of the EU
- Ragnar Auðun Árnason

Back in the 1980s and 90s, support for joining the European Union in Iceland was split into three, a bit like it is today: for, against and undecided.…

The Three Kings Meeting in 1914

A photo card with the words 'Kungamötet i Malmö 18 Dec 1914' which means The Kings' meeting. There are three portraits next to each other of each the Kings along with their names. At the bottom, you can see the building in which they met.
- Alexandre Kubala

After World War I had been raging for six months and the pressure to choose a side was mounting, the kings of Denmark, Norway and Sweden met to find a…

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