Fritt Folk (Communist)

"Free People") was a Norwegian newspaper, published in Høyanger in Vestland county.

Bøthun took over as editor, was soon (September) succeeded by Kristian Modahl, and the newspaper began publishing twice a week.

In 1921 it was moved from Lærdalsøyri to Vadheim, and the name was changed to Sogn og Fjordane Socialdemokrat.

[1] Its tagline was "Organ for Sogn og Fjordane arbeiderparti".

[3] This was partly caused by the antagonism between local Communist and Labour members, also the newspaper was evicted from its headquarters in the basement of Folkets Hus (The People's House), whose owners had become indebted.