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""In the Hour of the Wolf is an interesting representation of contemporary Sámi history."" --Arbeidernes Antikvariat (The Workers' Antiquarian Bookstore, Oslo) ""This is an important book, in which Niillas Somby traces the lines from the resistance against the development of the Áltá River to the Sámi Parliament and the institutionalization of Sámi rights."" --Samisk bibliotektjeneste (Sámi Library Services) ""The book provides personal insight on a resistance movement that has met little recognition while having been crucial in the struggle for Sámi rights."" --Tina Andersen Vågenes, Anarres ""In the Hour of the Wolf is an important book that presents voices which have long been silenced."" --Ivar Bjørklund, Nordnorsk debatt

""In the Hour of the Wolf is an interesting representation of contemporary Sámi history."" --The Workers' Antiquarian Bookstore, Oslo ""This is an important book, in which Niillas Somby traces the lines from the resistance against the development of the Áltá River to the Sámi Parliament and the institutionalization of Sámi rights."" --The Sámi Library Services ""The book provides personal insight on a resistance movement that has met little recognition while having been crucial in the struggle for Sámi rights."" --Tina Andersen Vågenes, Anarres ""In the Hour of the Wolf is an important book that presents voices which have long been silenced."" --Ivar Bjørklund, Nordnorsk debatt

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Niillas Somby (born 1948) has been a prominent figure in the Sámi resistance against colonization since the 1970s. He was severely injured in an ill-fated 1982 sabotage action and subsequently found refuge among First Nations in Canada. He has worked as a reindeer herder, sailor, mechanic, photographer, and journalist. Today, he lives in Deanusaldi, on the Norwegian side of Sápmi. b>Gabriel Kuhn is an Austrian-born writer and translator living in Sweden. Among his book publications are Turning Money into Rebellion: The Unlikely Story of Denmark's Revolutionary Bank Robbers and Liberating Sápmi: Indigenous Resistance in Europe's Far North.

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