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Fredriksvern (also
called Friderichsværn (1801), Frederiksværn (1865), Fredriksværen (1900) and
abbreviated Frsværn) was an
important Norwegian naval base...
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first built on Karlsøy
during the Gyldenløve War (1675–1679).
Fredriksvern and
Fredriksvern Verft was
established as the
headquarters for the Norwegian...
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Fredriksvern Church (Norwegian:
Fredriksvern kirke or
historically Stavern Church) is a
parish church of the
Church of
Norway in
Larvik Muni****lity in...
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Stavern was home to the nation's main
naval base
located in a
shipyard in
Fredriksvern. A
gunpowder tower and commandant's
house remain on
Citadel Island, a...
- (privately
owned by
Peter Jackson),
Masterton Norway
Trondenes Fort,
Harstad Fredriksvern,
Stavern Poland
Coastal Defence Museum in Świnoujście, Świnoujście Muzeum...
- summers.
Tourist attractions in
Stavern include Hall of Remembrance,
Fredriksvern, and Citadellet.
Citadel Island is home of
Staverns Fortress which dates...
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decree in 1818,
Horten was
designated as a
military station similar to
Fredriksvern (now
called Stavern). The new
naval harbor was to be
built in the bay...
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Greenland was
formerly known as
Frederikshaab The
former naval base
Fredriksvern in
Norway Within one
hundred years of his time,
Denmark faced the crisis...
- was
completed for a new
headquarters and main
station for the navy at
Fredriksvern naval station and
shipyard at
Stavern in Vestfold.
During the 1960s and...
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Sverresborg Vardøhus
Fortress (1306–today)
Olavsvern (?–2009)
auxiliary base.
Fredriksvern (1677–2002), was the main base
until 1864.
Hysnes orlogsstasjon (?–2002)...
