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Drolsum is a
small village in
Modum muni****lity in Buskerud, Norway.[citation needed]
Drolsum is
located on the
western bank of
Tyrifjorden on Norwegian...
- "Largest ski
jumping hill".
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- Axel
Charlot Drolsum (20
August 1846 – 16
September 1927) was a
Norwegian librarian, who
headed the
University Library of Oslo from 1876 to 1922. He was...
- 2011.
Retrieved 19
April 2011.
Petter Jelle, Bjørn; Breivik, Christer;
Drolsum Røkenes,
Hilde (May 2012). "Building
integrated photovoltaic products:...
- 1939-1948* ) Ask
Askgrenda Burud Bødalen Båtstø
Dagali Dagslett Darbu Dramdal Drolsum Efteløt Egge
Filtvet Gardnos Geilo Geithus Gomnes Gulsvik Hagafoss Hallingby...
- 1966),
transport planner Axel
Dreher (born 1972),
German economist Axel
Drolsum (1846–1927),
Norwegian librarian Axel Düberg (1927–2001),
Swedish film...
- the
original on 30
October 2013.
Retrieved 4
April 2019. Kroglund, Nina
Drolsum (2017).
Hitlers norske hjelpere (in Norwegian). Oslo:
Historie & Kultur...
-
polar explorer (1926)
Alexander Seippel,
bible translator (1923) Axel
Drolsum,
librarian (1922)
Albert Kjær, place-name
researcher (1922)
Matti Aikio...
-
Colonial America.
Greenwood Publishing Group. p. 78. ISBN 978-0-313-32023-1.
Drolsum, T.
Joyner (7
November 2011).
Unholy Writ: An Infidel'S
Critique of the...
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district physician Johan Carl
Bugge (1847–1902) and
Christine Theodora Drolsum (1854–1882). He was a
grandson of
Ulrik Bugge. He had
middle school education...
