Indførelsen
Indførelsen refers to the historical process of integrating Danish settlers and their descendants into the Faroese society during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The term originates from the Danish word *indførelse*, meaning "introduction" or "integration," and reflects the deliberate efforts by the Danish authorities to establish a more permanent Danish presence in the Faroe Islands.
The Faroe Islands had long been a sparsely populated archipelago with a predominantly Norwegian cultural and
The integration process involved cultural assimilation, with Danish language and customs gradually replacing Faroese traditions. Danish
Indførelsen had lasting effects on Faroese society, influencing language, politics, and national identity. The Danish influence