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Dyveke Sigbritsdatter or
Dyveke Willomsdatter, (1490 – 21
September 1517), in
Denmark normally known as "
Dyveke" (in
modern Dutch "duifje"
means "little...
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Norwegian girl of
Dutch heritage,
named Dyveke Sigbritsdatter. She
became his
mistress and
remained with him
until Dyveke's death.
Their relationship was not...
- from
Christian II's
existing relationship with
Dyveke Sigbritsdatter, his
Dutch mistress.
Following Dyveke's death in 1517 the
relations between Isabella...
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Dyveke Helsted née Brun (1919–2005) was an art
historian and
museum custodian. In 1954, she
joined Thorvaldsens Museum in
Copenhagen where she was director...
- Dara Van Dusen,
based on the
novel by
Stewart O'Nan. It is
produced by
Dyveke Bjørkly
Graver and
Andrea Berentsen Ottmar for Eye Eye Pictures. The cast...
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Hanne Dyveke Søttar (born 16
August 1965) is a
Norwegian politician for the
Progress Party. She
served as a
deputy representative to the
Norwegian Parliament...
- an
illuminated artwork named Perpetual Repercussion by
Norwegian artist Dyveke Sanne that
marks the
location of the
vault from a distance. In Norway, government-funded...
- Pictures,
which was
launched in 2022 by the
former Oslo
Pictures CEO-producer
Dyveke Bjørkly
Graver and
producer Andrea Berentsen Ottmar, both of whom worked...
- wife of Eric of
Pomerania Edele Jernskjæg (d. 1512),
mistress of John I
Dyveke Sigbritsdatter (1490-1517),
mistress of
Christian II
Karen Andersdatter...
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after the
death of
Dyveke Sigbritsdatter, she was
replaced as
chief lady in
waiting to the
queen by
Sigbrit Willoms,
mother of
Dyveke. She
criticized the...
