Norsk biografisk leksikon
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Die 19 Bände der ersten Ausgabe
Die Norsk biografisk leksikon (Norwegisches biografisches Lexikon; verkürzt NBL) ist die umfangreichste biografische Enzyklopädie Norwegens.
Die erste Ausgabe wurde in den Jahren 1921–1983 vom Verlag Aschehoug publiziert. Sie enthielt 19 Bände mit 5102 Artikeln. Die zweite Ausgabe wurde in zehn Bänden in den Jahren 1999–2005 vom Verlag Kunnskapsforlaget publiziert. Der Verlag hat finanzielle Unterstützung von der Institution Fritt Ord und vom Kulturministerium Norwegens bekommen.[1]
Im Jahre 2006 hat man angefangen, die zweite Ausgabe der Enzyklopädie zu digitalisieren. Die Online-Ausgabe wurde 2009 veröffentlicht, zusammen mit dem Store Norske Leksikon. Die Ausgabe enthält fast 5840 Artikel.
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- ↑ Får 27 mill. for ti bind. In: Dagens Næringsliv, 28. Juli 2004.
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