Origin of the Scandinavian Nations and Languages.

Håkon Melberg. 1-2. Held 1949-51. 1st edition. Original booklets. 951p.

Content: PART ONE 1 Danish Tongue p9-88 - List of Old North Germanic Language-names p89-141 - Printed text excerpted (or used for checking excerpts) p141-146 2 Relationship between Names of Languages and Names of Peoples p147-221 3 Testing the First Empirical Proof p223-276 4 Danes as a Tribal Name overlapping the National Name p277-302 5 Norway's Name and a Principle of Ethnic Nomenclature p303-447 PART TWO 6 Personal Names and the Title of King p455-500 7 National Origin of the Normandy Vikings and of England's Norman Kings; Testing the Nomenclative Evidence as a Whole p501-552 8 Traditions of Prehistoric Danish Conquests of the Scandinavian Peninsula p553-606 9 The Prehistoric Danish Conquests of the Scandinavian Peninsula p607-762 10 The Language p763-840 11 Summing up (written as an Index Raisonne ) p841-924 Norwegian translation of Summary chapter Appendix: Note on the Original Ending of the Royal Names Frodi, Helgi and Ali and the Nominative Singular of the "North Germanic" Masculine n-stems in general p925-939 Epilogue, including Notes on Spelling , Technical Terms, and the Syllabic Division of Words p941-946 "Our forgotten origin Harald Hårfagre was not finished with the national assembly in 872. The Danes held on to Vika for several hundred years after this. The origin of the Daneveldet in Scandinavia has gone into oblivion, and it would perhaps have remained there if the linguist Håkon Melberg (1911-1990) had not uncovered it and documented it thoroughly in "Origin of the Scandinavian Nations and Languages", two volumes of 950 pages, printed in 1953. The essence is that Nordvegen, Norway, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Icelandic, both the country name, language and nationality, are the result of ein Daneekspansjon in Scandinavia in the period 200 – 500 AD" (ivar fylling).