Norway’s parliament moves to end the union with Sweden
On June 7, 1905, Norway’s parliament moved to end the union with Sweden.
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The Event
On June 7, 1905, Norway’s parliament moved to end the union with Sweden.
The Political Context
The Storting declared the union dissolved, leaving a referendum and negotiations to settle the separation.
Who could take part
Rules about voting, candidacy and representation shaped what the result could change. The ballot and the transfer of authority should be read separately.
Reading the Historical Record
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About the Historical Recreation
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