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2014 in Norway
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Events in the year 2014 in Norway.
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Events
Joint recipients of the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize, Kailash Satyarthi (left) and Malala Yousafzai (right)
January
- 1 January – Buskerud and Vestfold University College established as a merge between Buskerud University College and Vestfold University College
- 19 January – a fire in Lærdalsøyri destroyed forty buildings, including six protected buildings near Gamleøyri.[1]
February
March
- 28 March – Jens Stoltenberg is named next Secretary General of NATO, assuming the position in October 2014.[2]
April
May
June
July
- 1 July-1 September – Schoolteacher strike.[3]
August
September
October
- 10 October – The 2014 Nobel Peace Prize, presented by the Norwegian Nobel Committee, is shared between Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafzai
- 14 October – Storting extends military service to women, making Norway the first European or NATO country to have conscription extended to both genders in peacetime.[4]
- 17 October – State-owned real estate company Entra Eiendom is privatized and listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
November
December
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Popular culture
Music
- 11–13 April – Vossajazz
- 6–10 May – Norway participated at the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 with the song "Silent Storm", performed by Carl Espen.
- 2–5 July – Kongsberg Jazzfestival
- 14–19 July – Moldejazz
Sports
- 7–23 February – at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, Norway won a total of 26 Olympic medals including eleven gold medals.[5]
- 23 November – The 2014 Norwegian Football Cup Final was won by Molde FK.[6]
- 7–21 December – at the 2014 European Women's Handball Championship, Norway won their sixth title after beating Spain 28–25 in the final.[7]
Chess
- 2–13 June – Norway Chess 2014.
- 1–14 August – the 41st Chess Olympiad, organised by the Fédération Internationale des Échecs (FIDE), took place in Tromsø.[8]
- 7–28 November – Magnus Carlsen defended his World Championship title in a match against Viswanathan Anand.[9]
Film
- 10 January – release of the drama film Kule kidz gråter ikke, directed by Katarina Launing.[10]
- 21 February – the action film In Order of Disappearance, directed by Hans Petter Moland, was released in Norway.[11] The film premiered on 10 February at the 64th Berlin International Film Festival.
- 26 February – the drama film Blind, written and directed by Eskil Vogt, was released in Norway. The film was earlier screened at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival (World Cinema Screenwriting Award),[12] and at the 64th Berlin International Film Festival (awarded the Europa Cinemas Label).[13]
Literature
- The novella Kveldsvævd by Jon Fosse is published.[14] In 2015, Fosse was awarded the Nordic Council Literature Prize, for Andvake (2007), Olavs draumar (2012) and Kveldsvævd.[15]
Television
Anniversaries
Bicentennial anniversary of the Constitution
- 14 January – 200 years since the Treaty of Kiel.[16]
- 16 February – 200 years since the Meeting of Notables.
- 2 March – 200 years since the establishment of the Ministry of Finance (then: the 1st Ministry) and the Ministry of Justice and Emergency Planning (then: the 2nd Ministry)[17]
- 10 April – 200 years since the convention of the Norwegian Constituent Assembly.
- 17 May – 200 years since the signing of the Constitution of Norway.[18]
- 26 July – 200 years since the outbreak of the Swedish–Norwegian War (1814).
- 14 August – 200 years since the Convention of Moss, which ended the Swedish–Norwegian War.
- 10 October – 200 years since the abdication of King Christian Frederik, in the wake of the Swedish–Norwegian War.
- 4 November – 200 years since the signing of the Constitution of Norway, amended to accommodate a Union between Sweden and Norway.
- 30 November – 200 years since the establishment of the Ministry of Education and Research (then: the 1st Ministry) and Ministry of Defence (then: the 6th Ministry)[17]
Other
- 18 February – 100 years since the foundation of the Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature.[19]
- 23 July – 100 years since the birth of Alf Prøysen.[20]
- 14 August – 200 years since the birth of National Romanticism painter Adolph Tidemand.[21]
- 100 years since the foundation of the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology.[22]
- 100 years since the 1914 Jubilee Exhibition.
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Notable deaths
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- 5 January – Sissel Sellæg, actress (b. 1928)[23]
- 6 January – Thor Hilmersen, rock guitarist (b. 1946)[24]
- 7 January – Alf Kvasbø, writer (b. 1928)[25]
- 9 January – Hans Lund-Andersen, engineer (b. 1921)[26]
- 12 January – Erik Nord, civil servant (b. 1925)[27]
- 13 January – Robert Heetmøller, painter (b. 1950)[28]
- 13 January – Guri Lysell, dancer (b. 1930)[29]
- 14 January – Ole Moe, newspaper editor (b. 1918)[30]
- 14 January – Jon Bing, author and jurist (b. 1944)[31]
- 15 January – Per Eirik Johansen, music manager (b. 1959)[32]
- 15 January – Tor Milde, journalist and writer (b. 1953)[33]
- 15 January – Aage Teigen, jazz trombonist (b. 1944)[34]
- 17 January – Niels Lauritz Dahl, diplomat (b. 1925)[35][36]
- 17 January – Rønnaug Eliassen, women's rights activist (b. 1911)[37][38]
- 21 January – Roar Woldum, swimmer (b. 1933)[39]
- 21 January – Anbjørg Sætre Håtun, television presenter (b. 1972)[40]
- 23 January – Ivar Moe, politician (b. 1922)[41]
- 24 January – Lars Andreas Larssen, actor (b. 1935)[42]
- 24 January – Knut Aukland, physiologist (b. 1935)[43]
- 24 January – Maren-Sofie Røstvig, literary historian (b. 1920)[44]
- 31 January – Carsten Hopstock, curator (b. 1924)[45]
- 31 January – Hans Methlie Michelsen, jurist (born 1920)[46]
- 31 January - Lillen Vogt, graphic artist (b. 1918)[47]
- 1 February – Einar Slyngstad, news anchor (b. 1938)[48]
- 2 February – Karl Erik Bøhn, handball coach (b. 1965)[49]
- 3 February – Pål Skjønberg, actor (b. 1919)[50]
- 3 February – Bjarne Sløgedal, composer (b. 1927)[51]
- 5 February – Tom Sandberg, photographer (b. 1953)[52]
- 7 February – Terje Bergstad, artist (b. 1938)[53]
- 9 February – Sverre Solberg, actor (b. 1959)[54]
- 9 February – Harald Øveraas, trade unionist (b. 1927)[55]
- 16 February – Mansour Koushan, Iranian novelist, poet and playwright (b. 1948).[56][57]
- 24 February – Eilert Eilertsen, physician and politician (b. 1918)[58]
- 27 February – Arnstein Øverkil, police chief and civil servant (b. 1937)[59][60]
- 28 February – Juul Bjerke, economist (b. 1928)[61]
- 2 March – Jacob Jervell, theologian (b. 1925)[62]
- 5 March – Wenche Fossen, book publisher and politician (b. 1946)[63]
- 6 March – Bjørn Bryn, television maker (b. 1930)[64][65]
- 6 March – Viking Olver Eriksen, nuclear physicist (b. 1922)[66]
- 7 March – Jan Sagvaag, footballer (b. 1926)[67]
- 11 March – Brett Borgen, writer (b. 1934)[68]
- 12 March – Kjell Nupen, painter (b. 1955)[69]
- 13 March – Jan Erik Düring, film director (b. 1926)[70]
- 18 March – Leon Bodd, lawyer and politician (b. 1924)[71]
- 18 March – Terje Gruer, Paralympic champion (b. 1955)[72][73]
- 22 March – Thor Listau, politician (b. 1938)[74]
- 24 March – Arne Løvlie, zoologist (b. 1931)[75]
- 27 March – Per Lillo-Stenberg, actor (b. 1928)[76]
- 27 March – Erna Mundal Pedersen, politician (b. 1929)[77]
- 1 April – Andreas Bjørkum, philologist (b. 1932)[78]
- 3 April – Edvard Grimstad, politician (b. 1933)[79]
- 5 April – Rolv Enge, resistance member (b. 1921)[80]
- 5 April – Leif Haanes, ship-owner (b. 1932)[81]
- 6 April – Liv Dommersnes, actress (b. 1922)[82]
- 8 April – Viggo Jan Olsen, fishers' leader (b. 1937)[83]
- 12 April – Øystein Øystå, writer (b. 1934)[84][85]
- 14 April – Thorleif Holth, politician (b. 1931)[86]
- 16 April – Gunilla Hegfeldt, painter (b. 1915)[87]
- 18 April – Trygve Lange-Nielsen, judge (b. 1921)[88]
- 24 April – Rolf Johan Lenschow, engineer and rector (b. 1928)[89][90]
- 26 April – Ole Enger, child actor and businessperson (b. 1948)[91]
- 30 April – Odd Langmoen, industrialist (b. 1919)[92]
- 1 May – Bjørn Barth, diplomat (b. 1931)[93]
- 3 May – Trine Krogh, swimmer (born 1955).[94]
- 5 May – Sven Sønsteby, illustrator (b. 1933)[95]
- 8 May – Jens Christian Hansen, geographer (b. 1932)[96]
- 8 May – Rita Haugerud, politician (b. 1919)[97]
- 11 May – Kaare Kroppan, actor (b. 1933)[98][99]
- 12 May – Daud Mirza, actor (b. 1969)[100]
- 18 May – Per Rollum, alpine skier (b. 1928)[101]
- 18 May – Per Almar Aas, politician (b. 1929)[102]
- 23 May – Per Gunnar Jensen, pop singer (b. 1928)[103]
- 22 May – Leif Aagaard, resistance member (b. 1920)[104][105][106]
- 24 May – Jan P. Jansen, news anchor (b. 1929)[107]
- 27 May – Sigmund Kvaløy Setreng, philosopher (b. 1934)[108][109]
- 27 May – Alf Ramsøy, actor and runner (b. 1924)[110]
- 27 May – Dagfinn Aarskog, pediatrician (b. 1928)[111][112]
- 31 May – Jon Sandsmark, textile artist (b. 1941)[113]
- 5 June – Reiulf Steen, politician (b. 1933)[114]
- 8 June – Eva Kløvstad, resistance member (b. 1921)[115][116]
- 8 June – Hans Kristian Eriksen, writer and editor (b. 1933)[117]
- 8 June – Jan Deberitz, novelist (b. 1950)[118]
- 9 June – Marit Svarva Henriksen, politician (b. 1925)[119]
- 10 June – Peder I. Ramsrud, politician (b. 1923)[120]
- 16 June – Thore Heramb, painter (b. 1916)[121][122]
- 25 June – Arvid Jacobsen, newspaper editor (b. 1938)[123]
- 25 June – Ragnhild Hilt, actress (b. 1945)[124]
- 25 June – Audvar Os, jurist (b. 1920)[125]
- 3 July – Bjørn Bruland, naval officer (b. 1926)[126][127]
- 4 July – Torill Thorstad Hauger, author (b. 1943)[128]
- 4 July – Otto Nes, media executive (b. 1920)[129][130]
- 5 July – Jan Wiese, author (b. 1928)[131]
- 17 July – Bjørn Johan Landmark, astrophysicist (b. 1927)[132]
- 18 July – Sjur Olsnes, professor of medicine (b. 1939)[133]
- 21 July – Harald Hove, politician (b. 1949)[134]
- 21 July – Liv Holtskog, poet (b. 1934)[135][136]
- 25 July – Thor-Eirik Gulbrandsen Mykland, politician (b. 1940)[137]
- 28 July – Hans I. Kleven, Marxist theorist and politician (b. 1928)[138]
- 29 July – Nini Stoltenberg, activist (b. 1963)[139]
- 30 July – Finn Gundersen, footballer (b. 1933)[140]
- 1 August – Jan Roar Leikvoll, novelist (b. 1974)[141]
- 4 August – Svein-Inge Thime, football referee (b. 1940)[142]
- 9 August – Alex Scherpf, theatre instructor (b. 1955)[143]
- 14 August – Ada Haug Grythe, broadcaster (b. 1934)[144]
- 16 August – Trond Schea, rally driver (b. 1930)[145]
- 17 August – Børre Knudsen, priest and anti-abortion activist (b. 1937)[146]
- 18 August – Per Engebretsen, civil servant (b. 1946)[147]
- 19 August – Kåre Kolberg, composer (b. 1936)[148][149]
- 23 August – Inga Juuso, yoik artist (b. 1945)[150]
- 25 August – Hildur Krog, botanist (b. 1922)[151]
- 27 August – Jan Groth, musician (b. 1946)[152]
- 27 August – Rolf S. Thorsen, politician (b. 1934)[153]
- 27 August – Bjørn Jervås, musician (b. 1962)[154]
- 29 August – Rolf Kahrs Baardvik, resistance member (b. 1919)[155]
- 6 September – Odd Bondevik, bishop (b. 1941)[156]
- 6 September – Arne Amundsen, footballer (b. 1952)[157]
- 10 September – Hans Petter Tholfsen, harness racer (b. 1946)[158]
- 12 September – Bjørn Tore Bryn, news anchor (b. 1936)[159][160]
- 16 September – Alf Ivar Samuelsen, politician (b. 1942)[161]
- 21 September – Ole Wiig, politician (b. 1923)[162]
- 24 September – Ailo Gaup, author and shaman (b. 1944)[163]
- 26 September – Astrid Dirdal Hegrestad, politician (b. 1929)[164]
- 28 September – Lisbeth Bodd, theatre leader (b. 1958)[165]
- 4 October – Olav Lund, politician (b. 1942)[166]
- 5 October – Vivi Haug, entertainer (b. 1936)[167]
- 10 October – Olav Dale, jazz saxophonist (b. 1955)[168]
- 10 October – Finn Lied, politician and research director (b. 1916)[169]
- 14 October – Kjell Østrem, diplomat (b. 1932)[170][171]
- 17 October – Jon Ramstad, politician (b. 1925)[172]
- 22 October – Almar Heggen, opera singer (b. 1933)[173][174]
- 24 October – Arne Fuglum, port director (b. 1933)[175]
- 27 October – Reidar Sundby, footballer (b. 1926)[176]
- 27 October – Kåre Langvik-Johannessen, germanist (b. 1919)[177]
- 30 October – Grethe Werner, sportswoman (born 1928).[178]
- 1 November – Edin Løvås, pastor (b. 1920)[179]
- 4 November – Annæus Schjødt, Jr., jurist (b. 1920)[180]
- 4 November – Kristine Bernadotte, royal (b. 1932)
- 5 November – Frantz Johansen, philanthropist and missionary (b. 1920)[181]
- 7 November – Torbjørn Sikkeland, physicist (b. 1923)[182]
- 8 November – Rolf Ramm Østgaard, architect (b. 1923)[183]
- 9 November – Rolf Ramm Østgaard, architect (b. 1923)[184]
- 9 November – Jens Bugge, Supreme Court justice (b. 1930)[185]
- 11 November – Erik Sture Larre, lawyer and resistance member (b. 1914)
- 14 November – Kjell Hvidsand, footballer (b. 1941)[186]
- 15 November – Emanuel Minos, Pentecostal (b. 1925)[187]
- 16 November – Torunn Borge, poet (b. 1960)[188]
- 17 November – Jan Thomas Njerve, painter (b. 1927)[189]
- 20 November – Gisle Johnson, scouting leader (b. 1934)[190]
- 21 November – Jorolf Alstad, chemist (b. 1927)[191]
- 21 November – Leif Andersen, competition rower (b. 1936).[192]
- 22 November – Andreas Lønning, engineer (b. 1929)[193]
- 24 November – Otto Hageberg, literary researcher (b. 1936)[194]
- 27 November – Arne Serck-Hanssen, rower (b. 1925)[195]
- 27 November – Annine Qvale, children's writer (b. 1963)[196]
- 30 November – Mari Bjørgan, actor and revue artist (b. 1950)[197]
- 4 December – Hroar Elvenes, speed skater (b. 1932)[198]
- 8 December – Knut Nystedt, composer (b. 1915)
- 9 December – Gerd Kirste, politician (b. 1918)[199]
- 9 December – Frank Beck, motivator (b. 1927)[200]
- 12 December – John Persen, composer (b. 1941)[201]
- 16 December – Reidar Dørum, footballer (b. 1925)[202]
- 17 December – Jarle Ofstad, physician (b. 1927)[203]
- 18 December – Otto Johan Hennig-Olsen, businessperson (b. 1927)[204]
- 23 December – Johnny Bergh, TV producer (b. 1934)[205]
- 24 December – Reidar Floeng, politician (b. 1918)[206]
- 25 December – Kjell Hanssen, editor and politician (b. 1932)[207]
- 25 December – Alf Næsheim, illustrator (b. 1925)[208]
- 29 December – Odd Iversen, footballer (b. 1945)[209]
- 29 December – Ulf Sand, politician (b. 1938)[210]
- 29 December – Eldrid Straume, archaeologist (b. 1929)[211]
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