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The Norwegian equivalent of September 11th – the double theft of Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” and “Madonna” – has been reversed. Two years ago the paintings were stolen from the Munch Museum in Oslo in broad daylight. Two armed men broke into the museum, ran away with the paintings and jumped into a waiting car. On Thursday, police in Norway recovered the paintings.
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Øyvind Strømmen [writer]
Monica Five Aarset [writer, no]
Hilde Sandvik [journalist, no]
Truls Wyller [ntnu, no]
Sara Azmeh Rasmussen [writer, no]
Gary Kent et al [labour, uk]
Reidar Visser [Nupi, no]
Arnfinn Pettersen [humanist, no]
Fri Tanke [Even Gran et al, no]
Norman Geras [euston manifesto]
Christopher Hitchens [us]
Harry Barnes [Labour, uk]
Oliver Kamm [journalist, uk]
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Liberaleren.no [syndic. no]
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L.A. Times [us]
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Die Zeit’s Weblogs [de]
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