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Valdimar Ásmundsson (Jóhann
Valdimar Ásmundsson, also Ásmundarson) (10 July 1852 - 17
April 1902) was the
founder and
editor of
Fjallkonan (The Lady of...
- Halldór
Ásmundsson (c. 1600 – 1667/1668) was a 17th-century
Icelandic printer,
responsible for the only
printing press in
Iceland from 1634 to 1666. Halldór...
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Darkness (Icelandic Makt Myrkranna) is a 1901
Icelandic book by
Valdimar Ásmundsson that
claims to be a
translation of Dracula, by Bram Stoker. It was based...
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adaptation was
rediscovered and
published in 2017. In 1901,
Valdimar Ásmundsson translated a
heavily abridged version of the
Swedish adaptation into Icelandic...
- the Arctic :
Scenario Analysis. Hørmann, Morten., Hammervold, Vibeke.,
Ásmundsson, Ragnar., Georgiev, Ivo., Dyer, Gillian., Brøndum Andersen, Simon. Copenhagen...
- FHL book 929.24912 T398t., p. 425.
Grettis saga (filmed 1948),
Valdimar Ásmundsson, (Salt Lake City, Utah:
Filmet av the
Genealogical Society of Utah, 1948)...
- Dubhgaill,
Gilleasbuig MacDougall,
Gillespec MacDougall, Hákon, Hakon,
Ospak Asmundsson, Óspakr-Hákon, Óspak, Óspakr,
Uspak Hákon,
Uspak Håkon,
Uspak Hakon, Uspak...
- 15-17 year old musicians: Friðrik Karlsson, Eyþór Gunnarsson, Jóhann
Ásmundsson and
Gunnlaugur Briem. What
brought them
together was a
shared interest...
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Iceland Key
people Sigrún Björk Jakobsdóttir,
Chairman Guðmundur I.
Ásmundsson,
President and CEO
Services Electric power transmission Owner Landsvirkjun...
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rights activist Bríet Bjarnhéðinsdóttir and the
liberal editor Valdimar Ásmundsson.
Viking Society for
Northern Research. Saga Book of the
Viking Society...
