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A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks
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A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks

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Also known as: “En flyktning krysser sit spor”
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  • Aksel Sandemose.
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    …flyktning krysser sit spor (1933; A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks). The first commandment reads “You shall not believe you are special,” and the others are similar expressions of the fictional town of Jante’s unmitigated repression of the individual.

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    …flyktning krysser sit spor (1933; A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks). The first commandment reads “You shall not believe you are special,” and the others are similar expressions of the fictional town of Jante’s unmitigated repression of the individual.

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