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Greenland's 1979 Home Rule: The Quiet Revolution for Self-Government

Greenland's 1979 Home Rule: The Quiet Revolution for Self-Government

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In 1979, Greenland achieved home rule from Denmark, a landmark shift that redefined the island's political identity. This episode explores the decade-long push for autonomy, the role of the Greenlandic Council (Grønlands Landsråd), and the architects of change: Moses Olsen, Jonathan Motzfeldt, and the G70 movement. We trace the campaign from the 1972 referendum on Danish membership in the European Economic Community, which Greenland opposed, to the 1978 Home Rule Act and the first elections to the Inatsisartut in 1979. Along the way, we examine the delicate balance between cultural revival and economic dependence on Danish subsidies—a tension that still shapes Greenland's politics today. Lucas and Luna also discuss the shift from Danish place names like Godthåb to Kalaallisut names like Nuuk, and the broader decolonization movement among the Kalaallit people. Listeners gain a concrete understanding of how a small Arctic society navigated the path from colony to a form of self-government within the Kingdom of Denmark. #Greenland #HomeRule1979 #Kalaallit #Inatsisartut #MosesOlsen #JonathanMotzfeldt #G70 #GodthåbToNuuk #GrønlandsLandsråd #DanishColonialism #ArcticPolitics #SelfGovernment #Decolonization #1978HomeRuleAct #FexingoHistory #History #ArcticHistory #PoliticalHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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