 the workers' youth league (, , or auf) is norway's largest political youth organization and is affiliated with the norwegian labour party. ==history== in 1903, the norwegian social-democratic youth league was formed, which the organization and historians consider to be the foundation of the organization. as an organizational entity, auf took its current form in april 1927 following the merger of left communist youth league and socialist youth league of norway corresponding with the merger of its parent partiesarbeidernes ungdomsbevegelse â store norske leksikon. snl.no. retrieved on 2014-04-28. after the conclusion of disputes over the "twenty-one conditions". its ideology is social democracy and democratic socialism. in 1958, the local chapter of berge furre and kÃ¥re sollund, sosialistisk studentlag, was closed down. a conflict arose after the usa had been offering its nato allies american nuclear weapons as a defence against the eastern bloc. sosialistisk studenlag opposed this and as an attempt to prevent west germany from getting access to nuclear weapons it contacted mps during the easter break to sign a petition. more than half of labourâs mps signed in what is known as the easter rebellion of the labour party. the rebellion was badly received by the party leadership when the easter break ended. several people were excluded from the labour party, including the members of sosialistisk studentlag. all the mps who signed the petition were later offered by the party to retract their signatures, which all but one of them did. three years later, furre was one of the fou
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