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Signe Giebelhausen (c. 1811-1879) was a
Norwegian (originally Danish)
stage actress. She was
active at the
Christiania Offentlige Theater and the Christiania...
- Elle
magazine Signe Gaupset (born 2005),
Norwegian footballer Signe Giebelhausen (1811–1879), Danish-Norwegian
actress Signe Häggman (1863–1911), Finnish...
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Directions in
British Architecture . London:
Thames and Hudson. p. 10
Giebelhausen, M. (2006). "Museum Architecture: A
Brief History" in A
Companion to...
- "Exhibiting
antipodean narratives:
tracing the
Perth museum site". In
Giebelhausen,
Michaela (ed.). The
Architecture of the Museum:
Symbolic Structures...
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Samuel White in
Cowes for
three years. He was then a
manager in Brødrene
Giebelhausens Trelastbruk in
Fredrikstad before becoming a co-owner of
Rosings Bro-...
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Marienberg Bach Bölsberg
Eichenstruth Erbach (Erlebach) Fehl (zum Felde)
Giebelhausen (abandoned village)
Gielhayn (Wüstung) Großseifen (Grauseiffen, Graensyffen)...
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Fredrikstad as a son of Sven
Busch Brun (1861–1916) and
Signe Marie Friis Giebelhausen (1867–1949). He was
married to Else
Harder (1910–1951). He
finished his...
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Clockwise from top: His wife
Louise Brun,
Lucie Wolf,
Clara Ursin,
Elisa Bidenkap,
Signe Giebelhausen,
Sofie Parelius,
Amalie Døvle and
Laura Gundersen....
- 235–257. doi:10.1023/a:1007740225484. ISSN 0895-5646. S2CID 8498645.
Giebelhausen, Michael; Chun,
HaeEun Helen; Cronin, J. Joseph; Hult, G.
Tomas M. (2016)...
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Fredrikstad In
office 1
January 1905 – 31
December 1909
Preceded by
Fredrik Giebelhausen Succeeded by G.
Madsen Personal details Born (1864-11-06)6
November 1864...
