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Leivur Øssursson or Leif Øssursson (born ca. 980 - died
before 1047) was a
chieftain in the
Faroe Islands,
before they were
taken over by
Norway in 1035...
- Frederiksen,
Leivur (26 June 2015). "Føroyar
vunnu í Kosovo" (in Faroese).
Kringvarp Føroya.
Retrieved 27 June 2015. Frederiksen,
Leivur (18 June 2017)...
- 2008
Archived 2011-11-20 at the
Wayback Machine Mohr, Bjarni; Frederiksen,
Leivur (2
September 2015). "Løgtingsval 2015: Her er
endaliga valúrslitið" (in...
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Viking chieftain on the
Faroe Islands in 1035, and the rise to
power of
Leivur Øssursson in the same year.
While the
Norse settlement in the
Faroe Islands...
- dead link] "Team". FaroeSoccer.
Retrieved 13 May 2024. Frederiksen,
Leivur (16
September 2015). "Sámal Erik
Hentze skal
venja Víking".
Kringvarp Føroya...
- 1. Poul
Michelsen (A) 1980-1991 2.
Lisbeth L.
Petersen (B) 1991-1997 3.
Leivur Hansen (E) 1997-2001 4. Jan
Christiansen (A) 2001-2005 5. Heðin Mortensen...
- The
Viking Age in the
Faroes ended in 1035 when Tróndur í Gøtu died and
Leivur Øssursson (the son-in-law of
Sigmundur Brestisson)
became liege lord under...
- Norway – Leiv Denmark – Lejf Iceland –
Leifur [ˈleiːvʏr̥] Faroe
Islands –
Leivur [ˈlaɪvʊɹ] In Norway,
about 17,000 men have Leif as
their first (or only)...
- episode, Sigmundur's main opponent, Tróndur í Gøtu, and his
foster son,
Leivur Øssursson,
remained the only
lords of the
Faroe Islands. They
sought reconciliation...
- the
United Kingdom. A
conservation and
breeding program was
initiated by
Leivur T.
Hansen and in 1978 the
organization Felagið Føroysk Ross (Breeders of...
