Land og Folk

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Land og Folk

(Land and People), a Danish daily newspaper. Since 1920 it has been the central organ of the Communist Party of Denmark. Published in Copenhagen. Until October 1941 it was published under the name Arbejderbladet (founded in 1911). Circulation, 7,100 (1975).

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There was still a desire to create a popular and enjoyable commemoration event, but the party newspaper Land og Folk, clearly indicates the growing bitterness within the DKP regarding current political developments.

There were also recitations from the writings of Maxim Gorki, and a speech on foreign policy from the Soviet ambassador to Denmark, Andrej Plakhin, which Land og Folk reported under the headline: 'You can't scare the Soviet Union with the Threat of Nuclear Weapons'.

Land og Folk, 2/11/1967; 'Report from the National Congress, 25 February 1968', KB/JJ/28.

'October' as a marker of radicalisation: commemorations of the October Revolution in Denmark during the Cold War Period