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where he suggested that AIF should withdraw from the Red Sport International. He was now afraid that worker-sportsmen in Norway viewed the Red Sport International as a communist organization and thus refrained from participating in workers' sports. The article sparked a debate, and at a Red Sport
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in 1928, together with Thorvald Olsen, Thor Jørgensen, Natvig Pedersen and Eigil Eriksen. Brandstorp was elected to the Red Sport International executive committee, replacing Thor Jørgensen.
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voted in favour of retaining membership in the Red Sport International, but demanded that the International would not interfere in the links between
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in May–June, in which Brandstorp participated, he was ordered to resign from the executive committee.
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resurfaced as a monthly magazine with Brandstorp as editor. It finally ceased publication in January 1935.
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became subordinated to these two bodies. Brandstorp was elected new editor of the workers' sports magazine
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in the Red Sport International at the time. However, in the spring of 1929, Brandstorp wrote an article in
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interpreted this move as an ultimatum. The November 1929 national convention of
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went defunct in 1930. From 1931 he was an office manager in
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from 1927 to 1929, and was a national board member of
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lead section
summarize
provide an accessible overview
Norwegian
Labour Party
Skjeberg
Østfold Arbeiderblad
Arbeiderbladet
Østfold
Arbeidernes Idrettsforbund
Red Sport International
Den Røde Ungdom
Kharkov
Norwegian Trade Union Confederation
Arbeideridrett
Kampforbundet for Rød Sportsenhet
German occupation of Norway
Milorg
Hjemmefrontens Ledelse
Norwegian legation in Stockholm
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
colonel
Norwegian Armed Forces Museum



Friis, Jakob
Hegna, Trond
Arbeidernes Leksikon

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