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Publish date: March 24, 1996
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Actor Lars Andreas Larsen guided the event, which featured notabilities as violinist Arve Tellefsen, rock group DumDum Boys and De Lillos. Appeals by Erik Solheim and Kaci Kullmann-Five from the Norwegian Parliament, Turid Dankertsen from Amnesty International and Frederic Hauge from Bellona of course. The event had backing from 37 diverse organistations. The weather was fine, around 0 degrees C. This was the platform for the demonstration:
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