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	AllRefer.com - Oslo, Scandinavia (Scandinavian Political Geography) - Encyclopedia
		Oslo is Norway's largest city, its main port, and its chief commercial, industrial, communication, and transportation center.
		In World War II, Oslo fell (Apr. 9, 1940) to the Germans, and it was occupied until the surrender (May, 1945) of the German forces in Norway.
		Today, Oslo is a modern city in design and construction, and its government has fostered contemporary art in a number of impressive public projects.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/O/Oslo.html (481 words)

	Israel During the Oslo Peace Process
		The Oslo Accords (or "Declaration of Principles On Interim Self-Government Arrangements") were signed on September 13, 1993 by representatives of the State of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).
		Oslo gave the PLO an army, autonomy, money and territory -- the perfect base from which to fight for the ultimate eradication of Israel.
		As a result of Oslo, Hamas was able to develop unchecked, under the protection of the PLO, which allows free movement to Hamas members, and supports them and their families.
	www.palestinefacts.org /pf_1991to_now_oslo_war.php (635 words)

	OSLO,
		city, SE Norway, capital of the country, seat of Oslo Co. (with which it is coextensive) and of Akershus Co., on the Aker R., at the head of Oslofjord.
		Oslo is predominantly modern in design and architecture and is noted for its many museums, parks, and public statues.
		In the city are the University of Oslo (1811), which includes museums of ethnography, mineralogy, national antiquities, paleontology, and zoology; colleges of architecture, theology, veterinary medicine, fine arts, and music; the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters (1857); the Norwegian Nobel Institute, which helps select the winner of the
	www.history.com /encyclopedia.do?articleId=218335 (522 words)

	CLIA - Cruise Line International Association
		Oslo is one of the oldest capitals in all of Scandinavia.
		Whereas twenty or thirty years ago, visitors to Oslo would have had to rely solely on the intrinsic beauty of the area for a good time, now, with all of the added tourist attractions and museums, the combination is dynamite.
		After World War II, Oslo expanded to 175 square miles and today, in terms of area, it is one of the ten largest capital cities in the world.
	www.cruising.org /planyourcruise/wwdest/overview.cfm?recordID=250 (406 words)

	Events/Recreation
		The Oslo City Park is south of the intersection of Hwy.
		Oslo is connected to approximately 1000 miles of groomed snowmobile trails.
		The Oslo War Relic Museum was built in 1957, next to the Oslo American Legion Post #331.
	www.ci.oslo.mn.us /oslo_events_recreation.htm (354 words)

	Heroin returns as a scourge in Oslo - The Boston Globe
		OSLO -- She said she only smoked heroin, but there were needle bruises on her neck.
		Tidy Oslo, the capital of a nation with one of the highest standards of living and some of the best social programs in the world, is one of Europe's heroin havens.
		Alarm over the drug problem in Oslo has led to a police campaign to push hundreds of addicts out of a park at the main train station.
	www.boston.com /news/world/europe/articles/2004/12/05/heroin_returns_as_a_scourge_in_oslo (681 words)

	Oslo - Reflections On A Decade Of Death
		Lost amidst the celebrations and drowned out by the applause, the scattered voices of disbelief, the pleas for reason, the sounded warnings - all were derided, steamrollered, waved away.
		Looking back a decade later, we know without a doubt that the Oslo Accords were an agreement with death and with the grave - for certainly those have been the rotten fruits of this perversely mislabeled peace process: 1,110 deaths, 1,110 graves.
		On September 11, two days before the tenth anniversary of the signing of the Oslo Accords, the nations of the world paused to commemorate the second year since the Muslim Arab-directed attack on the 290 million strong United States of America that claimed 3,412 lives.
	christianactionforisrael.org /isreport/septoct03/oslo.html (1088 words)

	History
		Oslo also lost its function as a capital city when Norway was united in a royal union with Denmark and Sweden.
		In 1624 the city of Oslo was burnt almost completely to the ground.
		After the war Oslo continued to grow in population and prosperity and is now the center of Norwegian political, economic, and cultural life.
	www.macalester.edu /courses/geog61/eherfindahl/History.html (476 words)

	War Through Weakness (Tom Rose) February, 2001
		Oslo lulled Israelis into believing that their neighbors had changed and that a series of one-sided concessions would consolidate the change.
		At the time the Oslo accords were signed, in 1993, the Middle East seemed further from war than it had since Israel's founding.
		The Israelis were largely delighted at the prospect of ceasing to occupy a hostile population, but their withdrawal from territories they had captured in defensive wars gave the Arabs their first taste of victory since 1948.
	www.freeman.org /m_online/feb01/rose.htm (1127 words)

	Oslo : Introduction \| Frommers.com
		The only problem is that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in Europe.
		Oslo was founded in the mid-11th century by a Viking king and became the capital around 1300 under Haakon V. In the course of its history, the city burned down several times; fire destroyed it in 1824.
		Oslo is also one of Europe's most heavily forested cities, and its citizens relish this standing.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/oslo/0060010001.html (429 words)

	Ten Years Since Oslo: The PLO's "People's War" Strategy and Israel's Inadequate Response, by Joel S. Fishman
		According to the "people's war" paradigm, borrowed from Marxist-Leninist traditions in China and Vietnam, conflict is waged on both the political and military levels, but for militarily weaker guerilla groups, political conflict is more important, especially the delegitimization of an adversary and the division of his society.
		From the perspective of a "peoples' war," incitement in the media and schools is part of the internal mobilization of Palestinian society for continuing long-term conflict and preparing it to make sacrifices associated with war.
		The main accomplishment of the Oslo accords was to give the PLO a territorial base that provided a viable option for waging a sustained guerilla war against Israel for the purpose of achieving its strategic objective.
	www.jcpa.org /jl/vp503.htm (9125 words)

	antizionism ( anti zionism ) - is zionism racism?
		Oslo called for a Palestinians to denounced violence, but Arafat has expanded the terror, extorted funding, and continued to deny Israel's legitimacy.
		Oslo called for dismantling of all terror organizations, but Arafat empowered the leaders of Hamas, and Islamic Jihad by releasing criminals from prisons and supported the smuggling of illegal weapons (like Karine A), thus funneling of arms to terror factions.
		Oslo called for ending incitement to violence, and education of the Palestinian population for peace.
	www.geocities.com /anti_antizionism (1651 words)

	Norwegian Homefleet - Ships starting with A
		During the war she was in continuous service on the Norwegian coast, carrying lumber (she still exists today, the world's oldest schooner).
		On Nov. 22-1943 she was on a voyage from Oslo to the north of Norway with potatoes and general when she was bombed by Beaufighter aircraft from 144th and 404th squadron on Stadthavet.
		She sailed from Quebec to Oslo in tow with a cargo of scrap iron, but broke away on Jan. 11-1962 and sank in 46 10N 08 50W.
	www.warsailors.com /homefleet/shipsa.html (8742 words)

	"Indict the Oslo Criminals" (Nadav Shragai) January, 2002
		Their common denominator is profound anger at the architects of the agreement, not only for the agreement itself but also for what the right regards as a lack of remorse on the part of those who shepherded the agreement from the start.
		So, he uses the term "unforgivable negligence" to describe Oslo saying it was "an experiment that was practically guaranteed to fail." But he is opposed in principle to trials or commissions of inquiry when it comes to politicians.
		He's the one who ideologically reached the conclusion that Oslo was a bad mistake, but he lied to the public in 1996 by saying he supported Oslo so that he'd be elected.
	www.freeman.org /m_online/jan02/shragai.htm (1834 words)

	Our Jerusalem.com -
		And anyone who said out loud: ‘There is no peace, just preparation for war from one side,’ was drowned out and vilified, called a war-monger and a traitor, told they had killed Yitzchak Rabin and told to shut up and let the party continue.
		Anyone who tries to prevent a just war against terrorism, is on the side of the terrorists, an accomplice.
		They are in favor of a one-sided war in which the innocent can’t defend themselves cleverly enough to win.
	www.ourjerusalem.com /opinion/story/opinion20030331.html (668 words)

	Israel Awakened: A Chronicle of the Oslo War
		Secondly, it examines the inevitable approach and violent methods of the Oslo War that set the terms for the campaign and that exposed the false premises and seductive promises of the "peace process." Thirdly, Israel Awakened analyzes the trouncing Israelis gave Barak at the polls on February 06, 2001 and the baffling results.
		Although they repudiated the policies of Oslo by an unprecedented margin, government policies were slow to change in response to steadily escalating Arab assaults.
		The "peace process" and renewed War of attrition that was its inevitable consequence embodied a continuing identity crisis reflected in chaotic politics and uncertainty about borders.
	www.authorhouse.com /BookStore/ItemDetail~bookid~7421.aspx (2430 words)

	September 23, 2003 -- Arno Weinstein: Arafat’s Expulsion and Transfer
		However, removing him, as if to erase the Oslo debacle, is as fanciful as the original idea that Arafat and his terrorist thugs would somehow transform themselves into statesmen.
		And just as any nation fights a war, it is the obligation of Israel and the United States, as her greatest ally, to do all that is necessary to win the war and keep her citizenry out of harm’s way.
		As the war continues, each and every enemy leader in that fight should be either arrested or killed.
	www.opinioneditorials.com /freedomwriters/weinstein_20030923.html (1250 words)

	Israeli Left should take responsibility for Oslo War
		In line with the Grand Concept of Oslo, it was assumed that the flooding of the land with fifty thousand AK-47 Kalashnikov assault rifles for the Palestinians would usher in an era of peace for the Middle East.
		It will be the Four Mothers' War - the war that was built into the humiliating process in which four Israeli mothers forced the country to flee from Lebanon.
		If war breaks out in the North, no leftist will be entitled to sit and count the dead beside the Official Residence of the prime minister in Jerusalem.
	www.gamla.org.il /english/article/2001/feb/ari.htm (937 words)

	israelinsider: Simple truths
		Israel is America's one true ally in the war against terror, and the only country to completely agree with the American definition of terror.
		The worst terror attack of the Oslo war was perpetrated against Jews sitting down to the Passover Seder, simply because they were Jews sitting down to observe the Passover Seder.
		Bush feels that Israel's war against terrorists negatively impacts the war on terror, there is no problem with his voicing his opinion.
	www.israelinsider.com /views/authors/perlman.htm (1139 words)

	Norwegian Homefleet - Ships starting with R
		The company also had a Ragnvald Jarl after the war (I have many fond memories of her, as I used to visit my father on board when I was little, see Odd's ships for details on, and a picture of her).
		Arrived Oslo from Denmark with cargo of corn on July 11-1945, in tow of tug Bamse.
		Her forward well filled with water due to the heavy seas, causing her to develop a list with the result that the deck cargo had to be discarded before she straightened enough that the well could be bailed.
	www.warsailors.com /homefleet/shipsr.html (6373 words)

	Oslo, The Oslo Accords - The Peace FAQ
		But with Oslo, haven't the Palestinians agreed to end the violence, limit guns to police, and allow free access to holy places, amend their covenant, etc...?
		The most fundamental flaw is the renunciation of Jewish claims to Judea, Samaria, and Gaza.
		Israel accuses the PA of deploying nearly 36,000 policemen in areas under its jurisdiction, exceeding the limit prescribed by the Oslo accords by more than 50 per cent (other sources, including a PA human rights group, has put the true figure at closer to 85,000).
	www.peacefaq.com /oslo.html (2167 words)

	Mackubin Thomas Owens on Saul Singer's Confronting Jihad
		Israelis have lived under the specter of terrorism for years, but especially so since the outbreak of the "Oslo War" in the fall of 2000.
		Singer was one of the first Israeli commentators to criticize the Oslo "peace process." To see how right he was and how wrong its advocates were, it helps to remember that when the Accords were signed in 1993, the Palestinian Intifada was exhausted and Yasser Arafat's power had reached its nadir.
		Singer argues that 9/11 made it clear that "Israel and America are both on the receiving end of what is essentially the same jihad: an expansionist war by militant Islamists who cannot tolerate any form of non-Islamic power." President Bush seemed to recognize this state of affairs in the wake of 9/11.
	www.nationalreview.com /owens/owens200403080852.asp (1379 words)

	AEI - Events
		For the last seven years, the Oslo "peace" process has eclipsed all other regional priorities and blocked the formulation of any other regional strategies.
		Arab leaders capped their recent summit, the first in four years, with a resolution asking Arab nations to cut all ties with Israel, but stopped short of calling for all-out war.
		The Oslo process' apparent collapse into threats of war, thus, has left a policy vacuum.
	www.aei.org /events/filter.economic,eventID.439/event_detail.asp (226 words)

	The JPost : Naming a War
		I think it is crystal clear that this war became possible through the crucial mistakes that were made by Israel both in the initial agreement as well as in the way that Israel conducted the process in the year that followed.
		But the idea to deliver territories to the Palestinians even before they truly recognize Israel's right to exist in its 1967 borders, and even before they gave up their demand to settle some of their people inside Israel proper, means that Israel invited the still-declared enemy into its territory.
		In priciple, the Oslo agreement was intended to actualize the formula "peace for land" vis a vis the Palestinians; in fact, the process was according to a completely different formula: "land for war" or "land for terrorism."
	info.jpost.com /C002/Supplements/Intifada/str_04.html (188 words)

	israelinsider: Views: Accessories to murder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		They argued that that in the days before Oslo, these terrorists were soldiers at war, and should be released as part of the peace we would now all enjoy.
		With the terrorists committing themselves to non-violence, and with the Oslo accords eliminating the possibility that the "soldiers at war" argument could be used for post-Oslo terror, Israel released these murderers.
		Since Oslo, more than thirteen hundred Israelis have been murdered, and many thousands more injured, far more than were killed and injured by terror in the full 45 years preceding Oslo.
	web.israelinsider.com /Views/4896.htm (838 words)

	Al-Aqsa Intifada - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Palestinians’ Intifada is a war of national liberation against the Israeli occupation.
		Though construction within the settlements was not explicitly prohibited in the Oslo agreement and the violence increased after 1993, many Palestinians believed that the continuing construction was contrary to the spirit of the Oslo agreement.
		Many Palestinians blamed this collapse on the conditions imposed in Oslo, especially the rapidly increasing settler population and the subsequent uncompensated land confiscation for the enlargement of "buffer zones" around the settlements.
	www.aljazeera.com /me.asp?service_ID=10204 (2916 words)

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