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Erlend Fuglum (born 13
March 1978) is a
Norwegian politician for the
Centre Party. He was born in Namsos,[citation needed] but
served as a
member of the...
- Per
Fuglum (7
January 1924 – 13 June 2008) was a
Norwegian historian and professor. He was born in Oslo. In 1957 he
received his doctorate.
Fuglum was...
- Stockholm.
Fuglum (1957), p. 2
Fuglum (1957), p. 6
Fuglum (1957), pp. 3-4
Fuglum (1957), pp. 3-4
Fuglum (1957), p.6
Fuglum (1957), p.7
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Title Translation Length 1. "Að vori" In
Spring 3:08 2. "Með
fuglum"
Among Birds 6:29 3. "Að sumri" In
Summer 5:11 4. "Með drekum"
Among Dragons 7:29...
- "Midgarðsormur"
Midgard Serpent 5:24 7. "Niflheimur"
Niflheim 6:53 8. "Með
fuglum" With
birds 6:22 9. "Mara" Mare 8:38 10. "Móri" Móri 6:26 11. "Niðavellir"...
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samed siþian;
swearte wæran lastas, swaþu swiþe blacu.
Swift wæs on fore,
fuglum framra;
fleag on lyfte, deaf
under yþe.
Dreag unstille winnende wiga se...
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cyclist Erlend Erichsen of Gorgoroth, a
Norwegian black metal band
Erlend Fuglum (born 1978),
Norwegian politician for the
Centre Party Erlend Hanstveit...
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regime in
World War II. Otto
Blehr (Government
Administration Services) Per
Fuglum. "Otto Blehr".
Norsk biografisk leksikon.
Retrieved May 1, 2017. Moksnes...
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Progressive party),
Morten Wetland (Arbeiderpartiet/Labour) and
Erlend Fuglum (Senterpartiet/The
Centre party).
Former notable journalists include news...
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issued the
pamphlet Vore
skoger ("Our Forests") in 1908.
Historian Per
Fuglum called him the most
prominent temperance activist within the
Labour Party...
