The Giant of Norway (1939)
This short tells the story of Norwegian explorer and diplomat Fridtjof Nansen (1861-1930). After a life of adventure, he was instrumental in resettling tens of thousands of refugees and displaced persons resulting from World War I. He continued this work in 1922 after the war between Greece and Turkey. The film ends by reminding moviegoers to think of the plight of contemporary refugees caused by the fighting in Europe.
Director: Edward L. Cahn
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John Nesbitt as Narrator |
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Lumsden Hare as Fridtjof Nansen (uncredited) |
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Hugh Sothern as (uncredited) |
| Production | John Nesbitt | Producer |
| Sound | Danielle Amphitheatrof | Music |
| Editing | Mildred Rich | Editor |
| Writing | Doane R. Hoag | Writer |
| Directing | Edward L. Cahn | Director |
| Sound | David Snell | Music |
| Camera | Charles Lawton Jr. | Director of Photography |
