Nordens Frihet

Nordens Frihet was started by an association, Samfundet Nordens Frihet, on 28 March 1940.^[1][2] The editorial board consisted of ten individuals, including historian Nils Ahnlund and writer Eyvind Johnson, who were all members of the association.^[3] Its editor was Harald Wigforss.^[4]

The magazine was published on a weekly basis^[4] until April 1944 when its frequency was switched to monthly.^[2] It had an anti-Fascist political stance and encouraged the independence of the Nordic countries during World War II.^[1] Following the invasion of Denmark and Norway by the Nazi forces in April 1940 it called for the formation of a defensive alliance by Sweden and Finland.^[2] The magazine was also against Soviet Union's policies of invasion.^[2]

Nordens Frihet ceased publication in December 1945.^[1]