Skellefteå After World War II

Gustaf Renhorn (1886–1966), an elementary school teacher and city librarian, was a well-known cultural figure in Skellefteå. From 1945 to 1966, he kept a diary chronicling current events, particularly in the city. He followed the cultural debate in society and captured events and people during this eventful period. As a conservative, he did not always view societal developments as positive. Ulf Lundström discusses Skellefteå after World War II, as reflected in Renhorn’s diaries.
A joint event organized with SKEFO and Vuxenskolan.

Free admission. Seating is limited. First come, first served.
Doors open half an hour before the event.

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