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The term Fenja is often used to refer to a young female that is heavily involved in street culture. The term evolved in western Canada, based on Fenja Hehtke (June 5th 1984 - )a notorious substance addict and upholder of the street culture of western Canada, as well as left-winged political values. Fenja Hehtke who was born Germany but today lives in Canada, has stuck out through her involvement in peace marches against the Iraq war, her efforts to educate about drugs, and her strong support of the abortion rights movement.


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Grottasöngr - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (449 words)
King Fródi visited Sweden and its king Fjölnir, and from Fjölnir he bought two female slave giantesses named Fenja and Menja who were big and strong.
Fróði had Fenja and Menja tied to the mill and asked them to grind gold, peace and happiness for himself.
In revenge Fenja and Menja started to sing a song named the "song of Grótti" (the poem itself) and before they ended it, they had produced a host led by a sea-king named Mysing.
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