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  • Arnulf Øverland
    Arnulf Øverland

    …best-known of these is “Du må ikke sove!” (“You Must Not Sleep!”), published in 1936 in a journal founded by his friend the Austrian psychologist Wilhelm Reich. The poem was later included in Øverland’s collection Den røde front (1937; “The Red Front”). The poems that Øverland directed against the…

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    …best-known of these is “Du må ikke sove!” (“You Must Not Sleep!”), published in 1936 in a journal founded by his friend the Austrian psychologist Wilhelm Reich. The poem was later included in Øverland’s collection Den røde front (1937; “The Red Front”). The poems that Øverland directed against the…

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