Friheten
biweekly newspaper in Norway
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Friheten
Summary
Friheten is an illegal newspaper[1].
Key Facts
- Friheten is in the country of Norway[2].
- Friheten's image is recorded as Friheten Oslo.JPG[3].
- Friheten's instance of is recorded as illegal newspaper[4].
- Friheten's instance of is recorded as daily newspaper[5].
- Friheten's instance of is recorded as weekly newspaper[6].
- Friheten's instance of is recorded as monthly newspaper[7].
- Friheten's owned by is recorded as Communist Party of Norway[8].
- Friheten's logo image is recorded as Frihetenlogo.gif[9].
- Friheten's headquarters location is recorded as Oslo[10].
- Friheten's ISSN is recorded as 0805-4975[11].
- Friheten's ISSN is recorded as 2464-1448[12].
- Friheten's language of work or name is recorded as Norwegian[13].
- Friheten's country of origin is recorded as Norway[14].
- +1941-09-10T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Friheten[15].
- Friheten's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/01y_7f[16].
- Friheten's official website is recorded as https://friheten.no[17].
- Friheten's official website is recorded as http://www.friheten.no/[18].
- Friheten's replaces is recorded as Arbeideren[19].
- Friheten's title is recorded as Friheten[20].
- Friheten's title is recorded as Friheten[21].
- Friheten's X is recorded as Friheten[22].
- Friheten's Facebook username is recorded as avisafriheten[23].
- Friheten's publication interval is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q573', 'amount': '+14'}[24].
- Friheten's newspaper format is recorded as tabloid[25].
- Friheten's Great Norwegian Encyclopedia ID is recorded as Friheten_-_avis[26].
Body
Founding
+1941-09-10T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Friheten[15].
Operations
Friheten's headquarters location is recorded as Oslo[10].
Ownership
Friheten's owned by is recorded as Communist Party of Norway[8].