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Anathon August Fredrik Aall (15
August 1867 – 9
January 1943) was a
Norwegian academic,
philosopher and psychologist.
Originally educated as a theologian...
- Aall is a
Norwegian surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Anathon Aall (1867–1943),
Norwegian academic Hans Aall (1869–1946),
Norwegian museum...
- Weiser-Aall
married Norwegian philosopher Anathon Aall, and
subsequently moved to Oslo. Lily and
Anathon had
three children. In 1933, Weiser-Aall was...
- Nord-Hålogaland. Søren
Kristian Sommerfelt (1851–1934), a
Lutheran priest Anathon Aall (1867–1943), an academic, philosopher, and
psychologist Isak Saba...
- (1873–1948).
During that time he was a brother-in-law of
Anathon Aall and
Herman Harris Aall.
Anathon Aall
biographed him in the
first volume of the first...
- the
summer of 581
along the
Euphrates in
southern Arbayistan,
sacking Anathon during their campaign.
Byzantine raids and
Sasanian counter-raids continued...
- and communication.
Lisbeth F.K.
Holter Brudal is the
granddaughter of
Anathon August Fredrik Aall (1867 – 1943) who
internationally was a well known...
- Children”,
Henry Link on “An
Experiment in the
Selection of Salesmen”, and
Anathon Aall on “The
Problem of
Animal Mind” (the last with
lantern illustrations)...
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Oswald Anathon Thygesen Falch (21 July 1884 – 13
February 1977) was a
Norwegian gymnast who
competed in the 1906
Summer Olympics. He won the gold medal...
- institutions. The
institute was
established in 1909 on the
initiative of
Anathon Aall. The
first chairholder in
psychology was
Harald Schjelderup, who was...
