JaneWester
@janewester.bsky.social
Communications professional
During World War II, Norwegians wore paperclips on their clothing as a quiet act of defiance against Nazi occupation—a subtle yet visible way to say, “We stand together.” Today, the paperclip once again serves as a symbol of solidarity.
September 22, 2025 at 10:55 PM
During World War II, Norwegians wore paperclips on their clothing as a quiet act of defiance against Nazi occupation—a subtle yet visible way to say, “We stand together.” Today, the paperclip once again serves as a symbol of solidarity.
During World War II, Norwegians wore paperclips on their clothing as a quiet act of defiance against Nazi occupation—a subtle yet visible way to say, “We stand together.” Today, the paperclip once again serves as a symbol of solidarity.
September 22, 2025 at 10:53 PM
During World War II, Norwegians wore paperclips on their clothing as a quiet act of defiance against Nazi occupation—a subtle yet visible way to say, “We stand together.” Today, the paperclip once again serves as a symbol of solidarity.
