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Norwegian Labour History

The Norwegian Labour party (DNA) was founded on 21-22 August 1887 in Arendal. For the centenary of this occasion senior officials of the party and the Norwegian Trade Union Confederation (LO) have, in collaboration with the Tiden publishing house, prepared a novel and excellently presented definitive reference work on the subject of the history of the labour movement in their country. The six volumes cover the history of all the organizations which were part of the movement and highlight the autonomy as well as the idiosyncrasies of its development in Norway. For internal technical reasons which have nothing to do with the wholly unforeseeable developments in the contemporary labour movement, the second and last volume could not be published until 1990. Edvard Bull, who had compiled the first volume and also wanted to publish the second, died in 1986, while Arne Kokkvoll, who was originally to write volume 6, withdrew after becoming mayor in his home town of R0ros. Furthermore, the chronological overlap of volumes 4 and 5 hints at a change of the original concept (inasmuch as one existed in the first place). The year 1948 was originally set as the dividing line between the two volumes. On closer examination it becomes clear, however, that the editors of the individual volumes followed their own outlines and interpreted the guidelines laid down in volume 1 very differently. The result is the following six titles: "The Working Class Emerges" (vol. 1), "At the Heart of the Class Struggle" (vol. 2), "From Crises to Power" (vol. 3), "Class and Nation" (vol. 4), "Heyday" (vol. 5) and "New Challenges" (vol. 6).