valdasamfélagi
Valdasamfélagi, also known as the Valdasamfellag, is a social and cultural organization in Iceland that promotes the preservation and celebration of Icelandic language, culture, and history. The organization was founded in 1911 by a group of Icelandic intellectuals and writers who sought to revitalize the Icelandic language, which had been largely replaced by Danish during the country's union with Denmark. The Valdasamfélagi played a crucial role in the development of the modern Icelandic language, which was officially recognized in 1901.
The organization's name, Valdasamfélagi, translates to "Society for the Preservation of the Icelandic Language." Its primary
The Valdasamfélagi has also been involved in political and social issues, advocating for Icelandic independence and