992:) was adopted, and the band of four were chosen as leaders. Two hundred people joined, and it had four county leaders; Per Aage Pleym Christensen for Akershus, Geir Thoresen for Buskerud, the former city council secretary Roy Venge Tollefsen in Oslo and Thor Simonsen in Østfold. Wibe, on the other hand, left politics, as did Lars Erik Grønntun. The board members of Aust-Agder Youth of the Progress Party joined the Free Democrats in August. Ellen Christine Christiansen stated that "time will tell whether we become a political party". The issue was discussed again at a national convention in September 1994. The Vestfold chapter wanted to field in the
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most likely be followed by an immediate resurrection of the youth wing by Hagen-loyal members. Høistad's proposal was quickly co-signed by the
Akershus branch, through its leader Trine Beate Samuelsen, and the Buskerud branch through its leader Per Magne Pedersen. The county chapters in Telemark, Aust-Agder, Vest-Agder, Oppland and Rogaland also voiced support. Hordaland had considered it. National deputy Ole Tom Nomeland was reluctant to comment, but at the national convention he called Ellen Wibe "one of the finest people in Norwegian politics". He was threatened with exclusion in June, ahead of the convention.
695:. Reportedly, Carl I. Hagen wanted to postpone a decision on European Union policy from the national convention to a national board meeting in June. Others were not in favor of this. In an interview, Hagen stated that political parties should not agitate officially for one opinion or the other. He stated an indifference towards EU membership, and that if accessing the Union, Norway could always use a veto against EU policies when needed. Central board member Terje Sæbø submitted a competing resolution which opposed Norwegian membership.
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parliamentary group, they should "scram". To sum up, he said that the libertarians, which were known to be a minority, had gained too much influence, and was set back by the national convention. Øystein Hedstrøm demanded that the four leave the party. Because of the fierce personal antagonism at the convention, it was dubbed as the "national convention at
Dolkesjø"—derived from
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followed a private meeting between Wibe, Hagen, Røsjorde and Grønntun. Allegedly, Tor Mikkel Wara had advised her to resign. Ellen
Christine Christiansen stepped down from her position in the central board, leaving Grønntun as the only clear libertarian. Grønntun stated that young party members would not tolerate to be "stepped on and hectored with [
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at the national convention. Wibe stated that her faction still intended to submit a resolution, a "constructive" proposal regarding tactical and organizational issues. Two days before the national convention, this resolution text had not been submitted to the county delegates. On the next day, the resolution text was commented in newspapers.
660:) meeting at Bolkesjø. Here, Hagen proposed to close the debate on "the party profile and choice of values", a motion which gained support from 11 of the 24 board members. Ellen Wibe was among the minority, but conceded for the time being. That way, the question was put down before reaching the national convention.
573:, had been on the verge of stepping down, but was persuaded around the end of 1993 to run for re-election. Before the county conventions, Grønntun stated a desire for an extraordinary meeting between the party and its youth wing, where he wanted to "contribute to gathering the party and avoid any signs of a split".
166:. It was originally set up to be a normal convention with 157 delegates in a non-election year, but because of mounting antagonism between a traditionalist and a libertarian faction, it became clear some months before the conventions that personal positions could be at stake. The party leader seat, held by
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on 17 April, the band of four stated a desire to follow the 1993 party platform and not later resolutions. They were met by a demand from Carl I. Hagen that they continue on the "terms laid down by the national convention or find something else to do". He later added that if the band of four left the
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The year 1994 started with annual conventions in each county, scheduled between 15 January and 6 April. These conventions elected delegates to the national convention. Tension had mounted between party leader Carl I. Hagen and other factions in the party. Parts of the central committee were skeptical
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were other prominent libertarians. Both during the preceding months and on the opening day, resolutions were passed which ensured full dominance for Carl I. Hagen and the policies of his faction. Wibe resigned as deputy leader, and Carl I. Hagen's men (there were no women left in the leadership) also
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had counted 270 withdrawals, but also 76 new members. Municipal and county council member Liv Skrede left after the youth wing's national convention in July, so did Tor Mikkel Wara, Ellen Wibe, Jan Erik Fåne and Petter Bjørheim. Hordaland county council member Lene C. Møgster Løtvedt left and joined
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from Oslo. Hagen replied that such talks had no grounds in the
Progress Party by-laws. The meeting on 22 April went well for the three parliamentarians, but on 30 April the central committee met, and Øystein Hedstrøm put forward a proposal for a "loyalty declaration" to Hagen and the policies agreed
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Already on the second day of the convention it was speculated that the "band of four", four libertarian-leaning members of
Parliament, considered leaving the party. The four were Oscar D. Hillgaar, Roy Wetterstad, Ellen Christine Christiansen and Stephen Bråthen. The alternative to leaving the party
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The EU vote directly caused Ellen Wibe to step down as deputy party leader, stating that she did "not fully understand the new profile of the party". If not stepping down, she would compromise "values and principles" that were essential in order to "live with self as a human being". The announcement
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The next two months was a quiet period, and Øystein Hedstrøm stated that Wibe had taken a more responsible role, and thus there was no need for a motion of no confidence. News commentator Aslak Bonde remarked that the compromise reached by the factions was "unclear" and that antagonism could surface
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higher in the following period. In his closing speech, Hagen stated that "disloyal" behavior would be considered as "active withdrawal" from the party. From the rostrum, the "band of four" was even asked to withdraw by several delegates, including Bjørn
Andreassen, Gustav Hareide and Frøydis Lange.
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By then, fifteen county conventions had signalized support for Hagen. After the last convention, it was clear that one-third of the delegates had expressed support of Wibe. Before the national convention, Hagen stated in an interview that one "never can know what will happen during a
Progress Party
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On 3 January, Hagen presented a ten-point plan of action. It was to be sent to each county chapter, and supported or rejected at the county conventions. On 7 January, Ellen Wibe presented a competing plan of action together with Oscar
Hillgaar, Ellen Christine Christiansen and Geir Thoresen. Wibe's
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Progress Party lost several members, including former members of Parliament and four current members of Parliament. In July the Youth of the Progress Party dissolved itself in protest of the events; however, a new, loyal organization immediately surfaced. Some of the withdrawn
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for the remainder of their term. They did discuss the possibility of forming a "support group" which would help the four parliamentarians with practical issues. Odd Magnar Brubæk contributed advice on an informal basis from time to time. With some time passed since the
Bolkesjø convention, it was
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announced that a forthcoming extraordinary national convention, spearheaded by Lars Erik Grønntun, would cut its ties with the Progress Party. The county leader in Oslo, Kim M. Høistad, formally proposed such a move. A straightforward dissolution of the Youth of the Progress Party would, however,
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The central board held an extraordinary meeting on 17 April, during a pre-scheduled break in the convention. The central board of the Youth of the Progress Party also met, and agreed to support the "band of four". Their decision was not final until an extraordinary national board meeting could be
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Already during the national convention, the Youth of the Progress Party agreed to form an informal "thinking group" for disenfranchised members. Pål Atle Skjervengen was early in declaring an interest in forming a new, libertarian party. Those who resigned from the parliamentary group initially
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withdrew, commenting that the libertarians "are asked by the party leadership to go to hell". Skjervengen had been criticized by Carl I. Hagen from the rostrum at the national convention. Many years down the road Skjervengen joined the Conservative Party. Harald Eide Ellingsen, member of
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The three parliamentarians finally left the party on 3 May. It was speculated that the deputy representatives for Bråthen and Wetterstad, Per Aage Pleym Christensen in Akershus and Geir Thoresen in Buskerud, would follow. Wetterstad drew the lines to Hagen's own withdrawal from the
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Wibe encouraged people to stay in the Progress Party, although her active participation was over. Wetterstad stated in an interview that withdrawing his party membership was out of question, whereas Hillgaar was described as the least conciliatory. Hillgaar publicly lamented the
649:, stated beforehand that Hagen's proposal would probably be rejected. It was speculated that rejections could come from the Buskerud and Finnmark's conventions as well. On 7 February, Hagen confirmed his leadership candidacy for the electoral committee.
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remarked that Wibe's proposal was a "thorough criticism of Carl I. Hagen", among others in that it called for "a renewal of the party". It was signed by Oscar D. Hillgaar, Ellen Chr. Christiansen, Stephen Bråthen and Roy Wetterstad together with Wibe.
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The national convention agreed on dissolving the Youth of the Progress Party, with 63 against 21 votes. Hagen-loyal members summoned the Progress Party national board, which overruled the decision, allowing the remaining members to continue with
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declared a lack of motivation to form a new party, and they also rejected the possibility of joining another party. They would instead vote according to the 1993 party program. Either way, in a parliamentary context they were known as
351:. This was not in line with official party policy, and Hagen did not confer with the party, stating that "I had to take an independent initiative". Ellen Wibe openly criticized the statement, so did former MP and tax spokesperson
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dominated the new central committee. The personal issues totally overshadowed the regular political debate, and as early as on 17 April the convention was famously dubbed as the "national convention at Dolkesjø"—derived from
775:. Myhre was the candidate put forward by the electoral committee, and had support among the libertarians, who did not field their own candidate. On 17 April, Solholm won the vote with 90 against 58; 8 ballots were
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One of the first questions which was voted over, was the EU issue. Hagen formally submitted a proposal that the factual aspects of this issue should not be debated, and this was passed with 113 against 44 votes.
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Oscar Hillgaar left the party on 22 April. The other three libertarian parliamentarians postponed their decision, attending meetings with county leaders on 17 and 22 April. A leading figure in these talks was
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to on the national convention. The proposal of a written declaration was not passed, but the central committee decided to demand loyalty. It also removed Lars Erik Grønntun from the executive board (
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was not up for election until 1995, but there were talks about forming a motion of no confidence against Wibe. The political disagreements roughly corresponded to a cleavage between two factions.
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355:. The tax statement was later seen as the most important factor contributing to the growing Hagen—liberalist schism. In the election the Progress Party won ten seats, down from 22 in the
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on top of the ballot. Fåne was offered the second spot, but pulled out. Eight months later it turned out that holding the second spot on the ballot did indeed give a Parliament seat.
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municipal council, three of five representatives left the party, and a fourth, former MP Steinar Maribo, considered doing the same. As did Odd Magnar Brubæk, and former deputy MP
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is packed with libertarian ideas of freedom and emphasizes voluntarity and personal responsibility. For those who criticize our values, I warmly recommend some Bible reading.
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regarding Ellen Wibe's position as deputy party leader, even though she was not really up for election until 1995. Wibe replied that her intention was to gather the party.
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decided to hold a formal conference to form a support group in mid-June. Organizations in Akershus and Buskerud already existed, under the names of
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plan criticized the party's organizational culture, communication and institutions. In an interview, Wibe said that the party was too similar to a "
258:, others joined an entirely new organization (originally with the narrow intention to support the four parliamentarians), the quasi-political party
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was regarded by newspapers as a more likely candidate. On Saturday 16 April, it became clear that the vote stood between the Peter N. Myhre and
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was to mark themselves as dissenting party members. On the third day, news surfaced that the four had talked together. In the news program
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Andreassen exclaimed that "we don't want you", while Lange asked the band of four to form a new party called the Anarchist Party.
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Bjartnes, Anders; Skogseth, Arne; Sønstelie, Rolf; Nondal, Tor; Lynau, Jan Petter (19 April 1994). "Det endelige farvel".
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was disestablished, but mainly due to the European Union controversy. The party had one representative in Osterøy
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Nyquist, Finn Oluf; Bø, Erling; Mikalsen, Helge; Knudsen, Knut Erik (25 April 1993). "Her er Hagens damer".
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Nondal, Tor M.; Sønstelie, Rolf; Bø, Erling; Fougner, Christian (17 April 1994). "Nå revner Hagens parti".
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applauded the end of "women's bickering" in the party leadership. Hagen's main resolution proposal, titled
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Odeen, Per Jon (18 April 1994). "Underlig utrenskning av alle med ideologi".
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Magnus, Gunnar (29 May 1994). "Fr.p.-utbrytere organiserer seg i juni".
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Magnus, Gunnar (6 May 1994). "Utbryterne fra Fr.p. vil organisere seg".
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Valestrand, Terje (14 April 1994). "Mye god markedsliberalisme i EU".
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Garvik, Olav (22 April 1994). "Wibe: Bli i Fremskrittspartiet".
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Valestrand, Terje; Aarre, Einar (18 April 1994). "Hagens hevn".
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Harbo, Hilde (16 April 1994). "Wibe trakk seg som nestformann".
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Magnus, Gunnar (15 April 1994). "Trolig ingen partisplittelse".
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1575:"Wibe: Det som har skjedd kan ikke rettes opp" (in Norwegian).
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2600:"Utmeldte FrP-ungdommer inn i Fridemokratene" (in Norwegian).
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Magnus, Gunnar (17 April 1994). "Dagen derpå for Ellen Wibe".
1753:"FrP-nestformann: Kampvotering Myhre-Solholm" (in Norwegian).
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Magnus, Gunnar (13 April 1994). "Wibe tatt til nåde i Fr.p.".
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Odeen, Per Jon (24 May 1994). "Hordaland FpU vurdere brudd".
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Nondal, Tor M.; Kirknes, Magnar (27 June 1994). "Dolkestøt".
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Borud, Heidi (5 February 1994). "Avgjørende helg for Fr.p.".
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Sønstelie, Rolf (14 April 1994). "Truer med å gå av".
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Stål, Talsnes (3 July 1994). "Nedlagt og gjenfødt".
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Skrede, Liv (11 July 1994). "Det endelige oppgjør".
2087:"Tøff 50-årsgave til Carl I. Hagen" (in Norwegian).
2002:"FrP-"fraksjonen" vil inn i folden" (in Norwegian).
1560:"FrP fortsetter uten EU-standpunkt" (in Norwegian).
1352:"Hagen tar gjenvalg som partileder" (in Norwegian).
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1852:editorial (18 April 1994). "Parti i oppløsning".
1612:"Liberalistene i FrP valses ned" (in Norwegian).
1508:Øgrim, Tellef (14 April 1994). "Haltende EU-ja".
1440:Bonde, Aslak (10 April 1994). "Uken som kommer".
1385:"Avgjørende helg for Ellen Wibe" (in Norwegian).
1302:"Spennende fylkesårsmøter i FrP" (in Norwegian).
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1965:editorial (4 May 1994). "Regional sprekk også".
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1175:
1112:— another famous convention, where the
734:Immediately after Wibe's announcement,
667:
19:1994 Progress Party national convention
2789:
2437:
2420:
2368:
2346:
2300:
2196:
2044:
1992:
1932:
1868:
1834:
1663:
1490:
1422:
1398:
1396:
1110:1972 Liberal Party national convention
1102:— a period of turmoil resulted in the
807:
787:", was elected to the national board.
2658:
2159:
1825:
1799:
1629:
1620:
1507:
1439:
1334:
1231:
994:1997 Norwegian parliamentary election
872:
783:, who described the convention as a "
337:1993 Norwegian parliamentary election
209:(by some called the "band of four"),
2817:Political party assemblies in Norway
2454:
2411:
1783:Wold, Trond (19 April 1994). "FrP".
1782:
1689:
1600:
1583:
1172:
758:
1590:"Wibe: Kampen gikk på helsen løs".
1393:
955:the Conservative Party in October.
909:
292:There were some tensions, however.
285:stepped down as deputy leader, and
13:
2684:
1718:"Krisemøte i FrP" (in Norwegian).
1181:
1106:splitting from the Progress Party.
14:
2838:
2478:(in Norwegian). 19 October 1994.
29:
24:
2638:
2623:
2608:
2593:
2558:
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1378:
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2309:(in Norwegian). Archived from
2272:(in Norwegian). 18 April 1994.
1596:(in Norwegian). 16 April 1994.
1273:
1251:
1214:
1157:
1140:
1126:
304:in general and especially the
270:
1:
2761:List of members of Parliament
2301:Magnus, Gunnar (6 May 2007).
1120:
894:. Young Conservatives leader
888:Norwegian Young Conservatives
744:En fremtid med rot i fortiden
339:, when Carl I. Hagen said to
2648:. April 18, 1994. p. 3.
2407:(in Norwegian). 14 May 1994.
2183:(in Norwegian). 16 May 1994.
980:At the conference, the name
958:
790:
429:Ellen Christine Christiansen
256:Conservative Party of Norway
211:Ellen Christine Christiansen
7:
2827:April 1994 events in Europe
2822:1990s political conferences
2472:"EU-motstander til Høyre".
1093:
716:Resolutions and withdrawals
567:Youth of the Progress Party
235:Youth of the Progress Party
133:Votes Needed for Nomination
10:
2843:
2266:"Eidesvik melder seg ut".
999:
838:Per Aage Pleym Christensen
698:
298:New Future Coalition Party
231:Per Aage Pleym Christensen
2741:
2694:
939:city council, also left.
824:, the Norwegian word for
473:
378:
265:
246:, the Norwegian word for
229:, Akershus county leader
225:. Buskerud county leader
140:
132:
124:
119:
103:
91:
86:
76:
60:
52:
47:
23:
2555:Retrieved 29 March 2010.
2536:Retrieved 29 March 2010.
2517:Retrieved 29 March 2010.
2509:"Ellen Chr. Christensen"
2498:Retrieved 29 March 2010.
892:Young Liberals of Norway
865:to form the short-lived
740:Fridtjof Frank Gundersen
385:Fridtjof Frank Gundersen
343:that he did not support
330:Fridtjof Frank Gundersen
187:Fridtjof Frank Gundersen
156:Progress Party of Norway
152:1994 national convention
2797:Progress Party (Norway)
975:Buskerud Liberale Forum
971:Fridemokratene Akershus
591:motion of no confidence
555:
306:European Union question
2766:Progress Party's Youth
989:
854:
805:
713:
664:national convention".
657:
586:
141:Results (Party leader)
2632:Norwegian News Agency
2617:Norwegian News Agency
2602:Norwegian News Agency
2587:Norwegian News Agency
2388:Norwegian News Agency
2334:Norwegian News Agency
2253:Norwegian News Agency
2238:Norwegian News Agency
2127:Norwegian News Agency
2089:Norwegian News Agency
2074:Norwegian News Agency
2056:Norwegian News Agency
2004:Norwegian News Agency
1952:Norwegian News Agency
1920:Norwegian News Agency
1888:Norwegian News Agency
1819:Norwegian News Agency
1770:Norwegian News Agency
1755:Norwegian News Agency
1720:Norwegian News Agency
1683:Norwegian News Agency
1614:Norwegian News Agency
1577:Norwegian News Agency
1562:Norwegian News Agency
1547:Norwegian News Agency
1387:Norwegian News Agency
1372:Norwegian News Agency
1354:Norwegian News Agency
1319:Norwegian News Agency
1304:Norwegian News Agency
1166:Norwegian News Agency
1134:"Nasjonalbiblioteket"
801:
705:
498:Inger-Marie Ytterhorn
81:Bolkesjø Turisthotell
2619:. 20 September 1994.
2313:on 21 September 2007
2177:"Hørt på Bolkesjø".
932:Pål Atle Skjervengen
795:Political scientist
668:Further preparations
579:charismatic movement
318:Pål Atle Skjervengen
2547:"Roy N. Wetterstad"
2528:"Oscar D. Hillgaar"
2303:"Fra Frp til Høyre"
2284:"Kristian Eidesvik"
1374:. 19 February 1994.
808:Band of four defect
328:put traditionalist
254:members joined the
56:15 April – 17 April
20:
2802:Politics of Norway
2646:"Telen 1994.04.18"
1356:. 7 February 1994.
1168:. 2 December 1992.
898:was not negative.
873:Youth wing defects
863:Anders Lange Party
571:Lars Erik Grønntun
239:Lars Erik Grønntun
87:Elected leadership
18:
2784:
2783:
2771:Solberg's Cabinet
2634:. 27 August 1994.
2604:. 28 August 1994.
2490:"Stephen Bråthen"
2441:Aftenposten Aften
1968:Aftenposten Aften
1511:Dagens Næringsliv
1321:. 7 January 1994.
1306:. 5 January 1994.
1091:
1090:
952:Hans Andreas Limi
924:Kristian Eidesvik
920:municipal council
759:New deputy leader
550:
549:
542:Jon Jæger Gåsvatn
457:Oscar D. Hillgaar
403:Roy N. Wetterstad
219:Roy N. Wetterstad
215:Oscar D. Hillgaar
148:
147:
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2812:1994 conferences
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2401:"Frp-Finnmark".
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2336:. 19 April 1994.
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2014:
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2006:. 23 April 1994.
1999:
1990:
1989:
1979:
1973:
1972:
1962:
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1922:. 17 April 1994.
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1772:. 17 April 1994.
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1757:. 16 April 1994.
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1722:. 17 April 1994.
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1579:. 15 April 1994.
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1003:
910:Other defections
834:Moscow processes
748:anti-immigration
506:Arve Lønnum, Jr.
465:Øystein Hedstrøm
411:Hans J. Røsjorde
379:Regular members
362:
361:
195:Øystein Hedstrøm
176:Hans J. Røsjorde
114:Hans J. Røsjorde
105:Deputy leader(s)
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2589:. 19 June 1994.
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948:Paal Bjørnestad
912:
875:
846:Henning Holstad
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643:Møre og Romsdal
599:
558:
480:Bente Bjørnstad
474:Deputy members
393:Stephen Bråthen
314:Petter Bjørheim
310:Tor Mikkel Wara
273:
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223:Stephen Bråthen
120:Representatives
112:
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2807:1994 in Norway
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2756:Mustafa Letter
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2390:. 13 May 1994.
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2091:. 3 May 1994.
2090:
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2076:. 3 May 1994.
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2058:. 1 May 1994.
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1045:Total valid
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686:Aftenposten
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524:Terje Ottar
271:Before 1994
2791:Categories
2750:Fremskritt
2726:Siv Jensen
1121:References
816:Dagsrevyen
658:landsstyre
619:Vest-Agder
563:youth wing
415:Hordaland
349:income tax
287:Ellen Wibe
207:Parliament
172:Ellen Wibe
48:Convention
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2317:17 August
1104:Democrats
1007:Candidate
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937:Stavanger
851:Norwegian
791:Aftermath
654:Norwegian
623:Hordaland
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492:Buskerud
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203:Eli Hagen
125:Delegates
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1094:See also
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520:Rogaland
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53:Date(s)
1039:28.39
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266:Run-up
248:dagger
1079:Total
1010:Votes
777:blank
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510:Oslo
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