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A nordic archival tradition

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This paper reviews the historical roots of the Danish-Norwegian and the Swedish-Finnish archival traditions, which form a basis for the cooperation between the archives in the Nordic countries.

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  1. The translation by the author does not in any way give credit to the original text. Vigdis Finnbogadóttir, “För egen räkning. Förhålandet till den nordiska naturen-hav, skog och fjäll” in Nordisk Tidskrift2 (1997): 183.

  2. Concerning Nordic cooperation in general e.g. Jan A. Andersson, “Nordiskt samarbete: Aktörer, idéer och organisering 1919–1953”, Lund 1994. Jan A. Andersson, “Nordiskt samarbete — som del är skapat och format” inNordisk Tidskrift 4 (1995): 329. Lars-Erik Hansen, “Den nordiska tanken — speglad i Norden-föreningarnas arkiv” in “Grannar emellan”,Yearbook of the National Archives of Sweden (1997): 172.

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  9. The account of Nordic archival cooperation is to a large extent based upon Anna Svenson, “Det nordiska arkivsamarbetet i en internationaliserad vörld”, report to the XVIIIth Nordic Archival Congress, Turku 1997, Acta p. 13.

  10. Anna Svenson op. cit. Bodil Ulate Segura, “Nordiska arkivdagarna 60 är”, in “Grannar emellan”,Yearbook of the National Archives of Sweden (1997): 183.

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    Erik Norberg

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Reprinted from F. Daelemans (ed.),Miscellanea in honorem Caroli Kecskeméti (Bruxelles-Brussel 1998) (=Archives et bibliothèques de Belgique, numéro special 54) pp. 357–370.

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Norberg, E. A nordic archival tradition. Archival Science 3, 85–95 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02435652

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