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Kristmundur Numi
Fridfinnson (June 14, 1898 –
November 10, 1938) was an Icelandic-Canadian ice
hockey player who
competed in the 1920
Summer Olympics...
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organization Founded: 1988 President:
Linda Rún Jónsdóttir Vice President: Fjóla María Sigurðardóttir
Leader in the Council:
Kristmundur Pétursson v t e...
- Javier Medina (VEN) 7 Andrew Deer (GBR) 14 Samuel Morrison (PHI) 16
Kristmundur Gíslason (ISL) 6 Samuel Morrison (PHI) 8 Samuel Morrison (PHI) 11 Albert...
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Einmanna sál (Angels –
Robbie Williams) 2010 – Borgarholtsskóli Performers:
Kristmundur Axel and Júlí Heiðar Song:
Komdu til baka – (Tears in Heaven)
along with...
- (11 ed.). Sögufélags Skagafirðinga. p. 18. Pétursson, Hannes; Bjarnason,
Kristmundur; Björnsson, Sigurjón, eds. (1970). "Sala Hólastólsjarða í Skagafirði...
- (1970). "Horft til baka" [Looking back]. In Pétursson, Hannes; Bjarnason,
Kristmundur; Björnsson, Sigurjón (eds.). Skagafirðingabók [Skagafjörður Book] (in...
- gönguleiðir um fjöllin“. Árbók Ferðafélags Íslands. () (1973): 9–119.
Kristmundur Bjarnason. Saga Dalvíkur 1–4. Dalvíkurbær 1978-1985 Dalvíkurbyggð 65°51...
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Gerda S.
Petersen Hanson (mother)
Relatives Rigmor S.
Hanson (sister) Aase
Johanna Emilia Hanson (sister)
Kristmundur B.
Hannesson (brother)...
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Kristmundsdottir was born and
raised in Reykjavík. She is the
daughter of
Kristmundur Jakobsson (1923–2014),
radio operator and
telephone engineer, and Ástdís...
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Margeir (1973). "Örnefni og sagnir". In Pétursson, Hannes; Bjarnason,
Kristmundur; Björnsson, Sigurjón; Helgason, Ögmundur (eds.). Skagafirðingabók VI...
