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Aaslaug Aasland (11
August 1890 – 30
August 1962) was a
Norwegian politician for the
Labour Party. She
served as
Norwegian Minister of
Social Affairs...
- Åslaug
Marie Haga (born 21
October 1959) is a
Norwegian diplomat,
politician and
international civil servant. She has been
board chair for
various organizations...
- part of the
legal purge in
Norway after World War II. Later,
politician Aaslaug Aasland served as
prison director in the
initial period. From 1949 it was...
- 1945
Prime Minister Einar Gerhardsen Minister Sven
Oftedal Succeeded by
Aaslaug Aasland Personal details Born (1903-01-05)5
January 1903 Lyngen, Troms...
- Ottesen-Jensen (1886 in
Hoyland − 1973) **** educator,
journalist and
anarchist Aaslaug Aasland (1890 in
Sandnes – 1962) politician,
Minister of
Social Affairs...
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Bergersen 9
December 1953 22
January 1955
Labour Minister of
Social Affairs Aaslaug Aasland 19
November 1951 1
November 1953
Labour Rakel Seweriin 2 November...
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reached a
circulation of 12,000 in 1946. The
editorial board also
included Aaslaug Aasland,
Margarete Bonnevie,
Gerda Evang,
Inger Hagerup, Åse
Gruda Skard...
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Eventyrlige Espolin:
glimt fra et kunstnerliv. 2007 Å låne øyne å se med.
Aaslaug Vaa (ed.). 2007 Vær hilset:
Espolin i 100 år.
Wenche Thorunn Nilsen. (ed...
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Steven Holl
Architects — Knut
Hamsun Center.
Retrieved 15
August 2011. Vaa,
Aaslaug. "Hamsun Holl Hamarøy" in
Hamsun Holl Hamarøy, Lars Müller Publishers,...
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Halldis Moren Vesaas,
child psychiatrist Nic Waal,
Labour cabinet minister Aaslaug Aasland,
physician and women's
rights activist Gerda Evang, and social...
