We trace the Faroe Islands’ thousand-year journey—from early Gaelic settlement and Norse-era connections to Danish rule, the suppression and revival of the Faroese language, and the rebirth of the Løgting. Explore how WWII’s de facto self-government and the pivotal 1948 Home Rule reshaped modern autonomy, and why the 1973 decision to stay out of the EEC matters for independent fisheries governance. A story of resilience, identity, and a people charting their own course in the North Atlantic.

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