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Landscape, Geopolitics, and National Identity in the Norwegian Thrillers Occupied and Nobel

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Figure 1

Nordkapp [North Cape] by Peder Balke (1845)Source: Wikimedia Commons
Nordkapp [North Cape] by Peder Balke (1845)Source: Wikimedia Commons

Figure 2

A view of central Oslo from the Akershus FortressSource: Occupied/Yellowbird
A view of central Oslo from the Akershus FortressSource: Occupied/Yellowbird

Figure 3

Fornebu offices of Statoil qua Norway's seat of powerSource: Bjoertvedt/Wikimedia Commons
Fornebu offices of Statoil qua Norway's seat of powerSource: Bjoertvedt/Wikimedia Commons

Figure 4

The (fictional) thorium power stationSource: Occupied/Yellowbird
The (fictional) thorium power stationSource: Occupied/Yellowbird

Figure 5

The Russian-Norwegian borderSource: Occupied/Yellowbird
The Russian-Norwegian borderSource: Occupied/Yellowbird

Figure 6

Promotional image of Nobel with a militarised subjectSource: ©Monster Scripted
Promotional image of Nobel with a militarised subjectSource: ©Monster Scripted

Figure 7

Norwegians vs. Afghans: Horsemanship across the worldSource: ©Monster Scripted/PhotoCredits: Ulf Brantas
Norwegians vs. Afghans: Horsemanship across the worldSource: ©Monster Scripted/PhotoCredits: Ulf Brantas
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