The greatest events in Norwegian History

The biggest events in Norwegian history include:

1. Civil War Period (1130-1240): Norway was divided between many independent kingdoms during this period. During this time, various kings ascended to the throne and struggles took place.

2. Kalmar Union (1397-1523): Norway, Sweden and Denmark united during this period to form the Kalmar Union. However, the union dissolved in 1523 and Norway gained independence from Denmark.

3. Danish-Norwegian Union (1536-1814): Norway united with Denmark in 1536, forming the Danish-Norwegian Union. This union ended with the transfer of Norway to Sweden in 1814.

4. Norwegian Independence (1905): Norway gained independence from Sweden in 1905. This process took place peacefully and Norway was established as an independent kingdom.

5.II. World War (1940-1945): Norway, World War II. It was occupied by Nazi Germany in World War II. The Norwegian resistance played a major role in the occupied country, and at the end of the war Norway regained its freedom.

6. Norwegian Oil Discovery (1969): Norway discovered oil in the North Sea in 1969. This discovery greatly affected Norway's economy and brought great wealth to the country.

7. Utøya Massacre (2011): A terrorist named Anders Behring Breivik attacked the Norwegian Labor Party's youth camp on the island of Utøya in 2011 and killed 77 people. This incident was recorded as the bloodiest terrorist attack in Norwegian history.