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Iceland nor had they any intention of establishing commer-
cial relations with those islands." Quoted from p. 45>
600: Parra, M./Puechmaille, C./Dumon, J.C./Del-
mont, P./Ferragne, A.: Geochemistry of tertiary
alterite clay phases on the Iceland-Faeroe Ridge
(North east Atlantic) Leg 38, Site 336
in: Chemical Geology. Amsterdam, vol. 54, 1986,
pp. 165-176, 10 figures, 2 tables, references
601: Partridge, Roger: Danish naval vessels'
name-stamps. HMS Beskytteren
in: "238". Joumal of the Faroe Islands Study Circle,
vol. 2, no. 5, November 1996, p. 110, illustrations
<Philatelic study. Cf. supplement no. 312>
602: [Patursson, Sverre]: Føroyar - Færøerne -
Faroe - Faroer - Les Iles Feroe. Den naturskønne
Øflok i Atlanteren
n.pl. [Tórshavn] (Føroya Ferðamannafelag) n.y.
[1933], 20 pp., b/w-photographs, 1 map
<The first travel guide written in the Faroes, with a great
number of informative b/w-photographs. Text in Danish,
English, German and French>
603: Patursson, Sverre: Bird Life at Kirkjubo, Is-
land of Streymoy, Faroe Islands
in: The Royal Pioneer. Official Joumal of the Royal
PioneerCorps and Association, vol. 3, London 1949,
pp. 525-535, illustrations
<Omithological study by the famous Faroese writer and or-
nithologist>
604: Pennant, Thomas: Arctic zoology
2 volumes and supplement, London (H. Hughs)
1784-87; I. volume 1784; II. volume 1785, Supple-
ment 1787. 2nd edition London 1792 in 3 vols.
Reprinted in one volume New York (Amo Press)
1974
<Contains some information about the history and natural
history of the Faroes (pp. XL, XXXIX, XLII, XLII) and
about calcedonies in the Faroes (on p. 7 of the 1787 supple-
ment)>
605: Pentikáinen, Juha: Niðagrísur in the Faroe
Isles
in: Pentikáinen, Juha: The Nordic Dead-Child Tradi-
tion. Nordic Dead-Child Beings. A Study in Com-
parative Religion. Helsinki 1968 (= Ffolklore] F[el-
lows] Communications, vol. LXXXV.l, No. 202),
pp. 221-224
<Cf. bibliography nos. 0031 and 0033>
606: Perry, J.: Czeslaw Slania. His work for the
Faroes
in: "238". Joumal of the Faroe Islands Study Circle,
[vol. 1], no. 5, August 1992, pp. 131-135, illustra-
tions
<On the work of the man who produced the engravings for
a number of Faroese stamps>
607: Perry, J.A.: S.S. Arcturus. A mail ship on the
North Atlantic run
in: "238". Journal of the Faroe Islands Study Circle,
[vol. 1], no. 3, December 1991, pp. 64-66, illustra-
tions
608: Petersen, Nikolaj: Danish Security Policy in
the Seventies: Continuity or Change?
in: Cooperation and Conflict, vol. 7, 1992, pp. 7-38
<The Faroes on p. 20>
609: Petersen, Óli: Hvør av øðrum liva má. Eins
dauði er annars brauð. Den enes død, den andens
brød. The Daily Grind. Le malheur des uns fait le
bonheur des autres. Des einen Tod, des anderen
Brot
Tórshavn (Sosialurin) 1995, 55 pp., 25 b/w cartoons
by Óli Petersen
<A collection of cartoons by the famous Faroese cartoonist
Óli Petersen (* Klaksvík 1936) conceming the Faroese cus-
tom of pilot-whaling and the fierce criticism from animal
rights groups it has had to face for a number of years. Óli
Petersen, a graphic artist, has been working for the Faroese
newspaper "Sosialurin" since 1988. The introduction and
the captions to the cartoons are in Faroese, Icelandic (trans-
lation: Edvard T. Jónsson), Danish (transl. Dorete Bloch,
Lars Tofte Rasmussen), English (transl. Louis Wilson, Bir-
git Remmel), French (transl. Luc Sandre, Geneviáve De-
sportes, Birgit Remmel) and German (transl. Ivar A. Avne,
Birgit Remmel)>
610: Petersen, Steen/Nielsen, Birger: Tórshavn's
machine cancel 1984-1992
in: "238". Joumal of the Faroe Islands Study Circle,
vol. 2, no. 8, May 1998, pp. 174-175
611: Pike, Keith: Faeroes provide tricky test
in: The Times, September 9, 1992, p. 27f
<About the Football World-Cup qualification leg match be-
tween Wales and the Faroe Islands of Sept. 9, 1992>
612: Pike, Keith: Treble by Rush equals record
in: The Times, September 10, 1992, p. 29f
<Report of the match of Sept. 9 in Wales which the Welsh