Oslo før
av Leif Gjerland (forfatter).
Dreyers forlag 2013 Innbundet
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Etter å ha hatt den faste oslohistoriske serien «Et lite stykke Oslo/Oslo før» i Aftenposten i snart fire år, kommer Leif Gjerland her med 52 nye artikler i bokform, tilsvarende et års samlet produksjon. Hensikten med så vel serien som denne boken, er å stoppe opp ved de mange underligheter og minner fra Oslos historie som finnes rundt om i vår hverdag
de vi ser hver dag uten å tenke hvor de kommer fra, eller hva de kan fortelle om byens historie.
Samtidig er det verdt å merke seg forfatterens tanker om sin formidling av dette stoffet: «Målet er at vi skal undre oss og kanskje humre litt, mens vi lærer noe nytt om det vi trodde vi visste fra før.»
Bokdetaljer
Forlag Dreyers forlag
Utgivelsesår 2013
Format Innbundet
ISBN13 9788282650779
EAN 9788282650779
Serie Oslos byhistorie. Aftenposten-artikler (2)
Språk Bokmål
Sider 129
Utgave 1
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