Definition of Hjortholm. Meaning of Hjortholm. Synonyms of Hjortholm

- family. In the Middle Ages, the Frederiksdal estate was known as Hjortholm. Hjortholm was first mentioned in records from 1178, when it was listed as one...
- of the smaller islands of Samsø muni****lity. The largest of them is Hjortholm [da] and most of the rest are small islets, and have been named individually...
- Bishopric of Roskilde. The Bishop of Roskilde constructed the small castle Hjortholm at the site in c. 1250. The castle was destro**** during the Count's Feud...
- Fredninger.dk. Retrieved 13 September 2021. "Hjortholm (ø)". Denstoredanske.lex.dk. Retrieved 13 September 2021. "Hjortholm". Natmus.dk. Retrieved 13 September...
- film appearance was in 1950 as Ane, the fortune teller in Historien om Hjortholm. Poulsen also frequently took part in Danish radio dramas. Karen Poulsen...
- screenwriter. She directed 23 films between 1950 and 1971. Historien om Hjortholm [da] (1950) 24 timer (1951) Fra den gamle Købmandsgaard (1951) The Old...
- current main building is from the 1870s and built by architect A. H. Klein. Hjortholm is a manor located northeast of Fodslette. The manor has existed since...
- west of Sorgenfri. It used to be a part of Hjortholm castle, which came under the crown in 1536. Hjortholm was eventually dissolved as an entity, but...
- sømand 1949: Det hændte i København 1950: Susanne 1950: Historien om Hjortholm 1951: Fodboldpræsten 1951: Dorte 1951: Ukjent mann 1953: The Crime of...
- floating and ten souls still alive. They are spotted by a cargo liner Hjortholm and saved. Survivors arrive in New York, von Kammacher tries to tell her...