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The local Mormons in Rogaland were persecuted to the same extent as Quakers and Haugians.

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CHRONICLE: History tells us that Quakers and Haugians had to leave the country in the 19th century because they were not allowed to practice and cultivate the faith they wanted in Norway. A story that is almost never told is the story of the Mormons and emigration from Norway.
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The local Mormons in Rogaland were persecuted to the same extent as Quakers and Haugians.

CHRONICLE: History tells us that Quakers and Haugians had to leave the country in the 19th century because they were not allowed to practice and cultivate the faith they wanted in Norway. A story that is almost never told is the story of the Mormons and emigration from Norway.

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aftenbladet.no broke the news in on Monday, April 14, 2025.
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