Oslo – Norwegian activists and Armenians of Norway gathered on April 24, in the heart of Oslo to march for recognition for the Armenian Genocide. Nansen's granddaughter Marit Greve and great granddaughter Anne Greve were among the gathered, to demand justice and recognition. The gathered marched from Youngstorget towards the parliament building. In front of the Parliament the organizers read three speeches. The first speech was by Anne Greve the great granddaughter of Norwegian humanist, diplomat, politician and explorer, a great advocate and friend of the Armenian people, Fridtjof Nansen.
Nansen's family joins the Armenian Genocide Recognition March in Oslo
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Oslo – Norwegian activists and Armenians of Norway gathered on April 24, in the heart of Oslo to march for recognition for the Armenian Genocide. Nansen's granddaughter Marit Greve and great granddaughter Anne Greve were among the gathered, to demand justice and recognition. The gathered marched from Youngstorget towards the parliament building. In front of the Parliament the organizers read three speeches. The first speech was by Anne Greve the great granddaughter of Norwegian humanist, diplomat, politician and explorer, a great advocate and friend of the Armenian people, Fridtjof Nansen.