Lagtingstidende, 1914-1940 (<strong>The</strong> printed county council minutes <strong>of</strong> the Faroe Islands) Landstingstidende, vide: Rigsdagstidende Løgtingstíðindi, vide: Lagtingstidende Mørkøre, Jógvan, ‘Class Interests and Nationalism in Faroese Politics’, <strong>North</strong> <strong>Atlantic</strong> Studies, vol. 3,1 (Århus 1991), 57-67 Nolsøe, K., ‘Færøsk fiskeri ved Grønland’, Grønland, (Copenhagen, 1973) 199-208 Patursson, Erlendur, Fiskiveiði–fiskimenn 1850-1939, I-II (Tórshavn, 1961) Patursson, Jóannes, Færøsk Politik (Tórshavn 1931) Rigsdagstidende, 1920-1940 Forhandlinger i Folketinget (Folketingstidende), yearly Forhandlinger i Landstinget (Landstingstidende), yearly Tillæg A, Lovforslag etc., yearly Tillæg C, Vedtagne Lovforslag, Beslutninger etc., yearly Rigsdags-årbogen, = Aarbog for Rigsdagssamlingen, 1920-40, (<strong>The</strong> <strong>of</strong>ficial parliamentary year-book, like ‘Hansard’, Copenhagen) Spanner, Søren, ‘Færøfiskeriet ved Grønland i 1920’erne – Kampen om færøske fiskeres adgang til fiskeri i grønlandske farvande 1924- 27.’ Unprinted MA-thesis, history (Aarhus <strong>University</strong>, 1982) Statistiske Meddelser, 4. Række, ff. Statistisk Aarbog, 1917-1939 (Copenhagen) Steining, Jørgen, ‘Rigsdagen og Færøerne’, Den danske Rigsdag 1849- 1949, VI, (Copenhagen 1953), 105-201 Steining, Jørgen, ‘Danmark og Island’, Den danske Rigsdag, VI, (1953), 313-410 Sveistrup, P. P.: ‘Rigsdagen og Grønland’, Den danske Rigsdag, VI, 260-287 Tingakrossur (Faroese newspaper, f. 1901, radical and autonomistic, some issues consulted, 1920s) Trap, J. P., Danmark, 5. ed., (Copenhagen 1970), XIV, ‘Grønland’, XIII, ‘Færøerne’ Tåning, Å. Vedel, Fiskeri- og Havundersøgelser ved Færøerne (Copenhagen 1943) Wåhlin, V., M. S. Lund, H. M. Kristensen and B. Tersbøl, Mellem færøsk og dansk politik 1917-1920 (Tórshavn & Århus 1994) Fig I. Greenlandic cod catches 1915-1965. Source: J.P. Trap, XIV, ‘Grønland’, 172 86
Table II. Faroese <strong>Fisheries</strong>, 1917-1938 <strong>The</strong> sloop fisheries Dried fish, total Dried fish, caught <strong>of</strong>f Iceland Dried fish, caught <strong>of</strong>f Greenland Year ,000 kg ,000 DKK ,000 kg ,000 DKK ,000 kg ,000 DKK 1938 21,945 6,302 8,820 2,528 13,061 3,754 1937 19,188 5,496 7,725 2,210 11,366 3,253 1936 16,693 4,709 5,445 1,609 11,248 3,100 1935 18,748 5,813 11,472 3,604 7,250 2,202 1934 21,635 5,995 11,310 3,098 10,317 2,895 1933 25,618 6,043 18,402 4,228 7,216 1,815 1932 25,203 4,534 19,189 3,334 6,007 1,300 1931 29,385 5,657 21,396 4,460 7,973 1,187 1930 30,115 7,523 21,172 5,554 8,921 1,962 1929 25,554 8,008 21,689 6,576 3,864 1,432 1928 20,448 7,033 19,825 6,802 523 197 1927 15,345 4,212 1926 15,686 4,997 1925 11,954 6,398 1924 12,540 6,891 1923 14,105 5,229 1922 16,206 7,107 1921 12,042 6,841 1920 8,035 6,426 Source Table II and III: Statistisk Aarbog, 1917-1940, Part II, 1919 12,916 10,278 Færøerne, Tabel 6 1918 10,167 7,516 1917 5,795 3,029 87
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