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union between Sweden and Norway. From 1877, the city's name was
spelled Kristiania in
government usage, a
spelling that was
adopted by the muni****l authorities...
- The
Kristiania Bohemians (Norwegian:
Kristiania-bohemen) were a
political and
cultural movement in the 1880s
centered in
Kristiania (now Oslo). Hans Jæger...
- two-volume
Akers historie, on the
history of Aker, and two
volumes of
Kristianias historie, on Oslo,
followed later. Bull was also
known as a co-editor...
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Kristiania University College is an
educational institution in
Norway organized through the
Ernst G.
Mortensen foundation. As of 2022,
Kristiania has...
- (2 ed.). Oslo: Aschehoug. Hammer, S. C. (1923). "Branden 14
april 1858".
Kristianias historie (in Norwegian). Vol. 4. Cappelen. pp. 423–438.
Hammer 1923:...
- ran in the family.
Studying at the
Royal School of Art and
Design in
Kristiania (Oslo),
Munch began to live a
bohemian life
under the
influence of the...
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Schola Osloensis,
known in
Norwegian as Oslo
Katedralskole (Oslo
Cathedral School) and more
commonly as "Katta", is a
selective upper secondary school...
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Kristiania Hockeyklub,
usually called just
Hockeyklubben ("The
Hockey Club"), was
founded in 1903 and was the
first bandy club in Norway. It was based...
- Fra
Kristiania-Bohêmen (From Christiania's Bohemia) is a
novel from 1885 by
Norwegian writer Hans Jæger. The book was
confiscated shortly after its publication...
- Aschehoug. Hammer, S. C. (1928). "Jubilæumsaaret og krigsutbruddet".
Kristianias historie (in Norwegian). Vol. 5. Cappelen. p. 419. 59°54′59″N 10°41′56″E...
