Ung må verden ennu være

The phrase "Ung må verden ennu være" translates to "The World Must Still Be Young." It is the title of a novel by Norwegian writer Nordahl Grieg, published in 1938. This novel, set in various locations including England, Russia, Spain, and Norway, reflects Grieg's political passions and his strong identification with Russian culture. Grieg was a socially committed writer, poet, dramatist, and novelist who became a hero in Norway for his resistance during World War II.1

It is important to note that this work is by Nordahl Grieg, a writer and poet, and not by the composer Edvard Grieg, who is known for musical compositions such as "Lyric Pieces" and "Peer Gynt".23