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Fiskeren (The Fisherman) is a Norwegian-language
opera by
Hjalmar Borgstrøm
written in 1900, but not
premiered until March 2003, by the then
newly established...
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involved in
various Christian organizations. He was editor-in-chief of
Fiskerens Venn from 1930 to 1961. "Oliver Dahl-Goli" (in Norwegian). Storting. v...
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belongings out of Vardø
during the era of m**** de-po****tion. [1] Finnmarken:
Fiskerens gudinne ble til
kunst [2]
Statistics Norway (Statistisk sentralbyrå) [3]...
- se.
Retrieved 2021-05-23. Hansen,
Robert (October 7, 2018). "Maleriet "
Fiskeren" har lurt folk i hele Nord-Europa i
snart 100 år". NRK. ": An unexpected...
- Two new
ships were
acquired in the 1880s; SS
Lofoten was
built and SS
Fiskeren was bought.
Trade routes were set up
between Lofoten, Vesterålen and Senja...
- Nils Flakstad's
granite sculpture "
Fiskeren" ("The Fisherman", 1941) at Oslo City Hall's west wall...
- 27-11-1840. 1842 Naples, or The
Fisherman and His
Bride (Napoli
eller Fiskeren og Hans Brud).
Romantic ballet in
three acts. Music: H.S. Paulli, Edvard...
- (cantata
composed for the
inauguration of the year 1900)
Hjalmar Borgstrøm –
Fiskeren (not
performed until 2003)
August Enna – The
Shepherdess and the Chimney-Sweep...
- the critics. His most
famous book is the
novel Kilden eller Brevet om
fiskeren Markus ('The Source, or the
Letter about Mark the Fisherman'), 1918, a...
- (Adam Oehlenschläger) Knud den Store, Op. 28 (1839) (Adam Oehlenschläger)
Fiskeren of hans Børn, Op. 29 (1840) (Adam Oehlenschläger) Syvsoverdag, Op. 30 (12840...
