Rolf Nyboe Nettum (17 June 1919 – 20 January 2010) was a Norwegian literary historian and professor at the University of Oslo.
[1] He grew up at Sandviksåsen in Sandvika, where he was a neighbor of polar explorer Otto Sverdrup (1854–1930).
He was later transferred to Sennheim concentration camp, then back to Buchenwald before being released on 20 December 1944.
[4] In the spring of 1948, Rolf Nettum submitted his dissertation En undersølelse av Hans E. Kincks livssyn.
[7] His most important releases are Hans E. Kincks livssyn in 1949 about Hans E. Kinck, Konflikt og visjon in 1970 about Knut Hamsun, Fantasiens regnbuebro in 1992 about Henrik Wergeland and Christen Pram: Norges første romanforfatter in 2001 about Christen Pram.