-
proposed that the city be
renamed Christianssand,
arguing that "Kristiansand" is
grammatically meaningless and that
Christianssand stands for tradition. This...
-
Christianssands Bryggeri (or CB, Kristiansand's Brewery) is a
Norwegian brewery centred in Kristiansand.
Together with
Hansa Bryggeri in
Bergen and Borg...
-
Christianssands Tidende (Kristiansand Times) was a
conservative newspaper published in Kristiansand, Norway. The
paper was
founded in 1883 and ceased...
-
loaded onto
boats and
shipped elsewhere at Arendal. When the town of
Christianssand was
founded by King
Christian IV in 1641, he
granted those citizens...
-
Stiftsavis og Adressekontors-Efterretninger was
started in 1790 as
Christianssands Adresse-Contors Efterretninger. It
stopped in 1838, but
returned under...
- Sweden-Norway from 1858 to 1861.
Petersen grew up in the
southernmost city of
Christianssand and
graduated from the
local cathedral school in 1810. He
studied law...
- (together with "Allmänna Sången", Uppsala).
Concerts in Drammen, Arendal,
Christianssand, Paris, Le
Havre and Christiania. 1881
Wergeland monument unveiled:...
- job to the town of
Christianssand and
renamed the job
Diocesan Governor of
Christianssand. He
reluctantly moved to
Christianssand, but
since he no longer...
- Arendall. Initially, it had no
formal town status. When the town of
Christianssand was
founded by King
Christian IV in 1641, he
granted the
citizens a...
- ten children.
Their daughter Maren May was
married to the
Bishop of
Christianssand Ludvig Stoud; Else May was
married to the
priest Poul Munkgaard; Gundel...
