Hans-Wilhelm Steinfeld

Hans -Wilhelm Steinfeld ( born March 29, 1951 in Bergen) is a Norwegian journalist and historian. He works at the Norwegian kingdom broadcasting ( NRK) and specializes in the topic of Russia. Among other things, he was a correspondent in Moscow. He is particularly known for his work as a journalist in the Soviet Union and Russia, and because of its interviews with Gorbachev, Yeltsin and Ryzhkov during the Soviet collapse.

Steinfeld is controversial, especially in Poland. In January 2005 he published in the daily newspaper Aftenposten article " Jew-hatred, the dark side of Polish history." This was addressed in response to a protest by the Polish Ambassador in Norway, which was previously published in the same newspaper and made ​​against Steinfeld in a Norwegian portal before ( NRK) statements about " Polish Nazis and anti-Semites in Lviv ".

In his article, which he later expanded in detail and supplemented with numerous references, presented in the portal of the NRC, asserted Steinfeld, among other things, in Lviv were " Polish Nazis " is active, and General Józef Piłsudski, de facto Polish head of state from 1926 to 1935, was a " fascist dictator and anti-Semite ."

Works

  • Arven etter Bresjnev (1982 )
  • Istid i Moskva ( 1984)
  • Tøvær i øst (1986 )
  • Nærbilder fra et Politisk jordskjelv (1990 )
  • Tilbake til Europe ( 1991)
  • Fremover mot fortiden (1993 )
  • Fedrenes arv (1996 ) - Roman
  • Solsikker på Balkan (1999)
  • Frihetens BITRE TIAR (2001)
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