- Age,
Norwegians and
other Norse peoples conquered,
settled and
ruled parts of the
British Isles, the
Faroe Islands,
Iceland and Greenland.
Norwegians are...
- control. Up to 15,000
Norwegians volunteered to
fight in
German units,
including the Waffen-SS. Many
Norwegians and
persons of
Norwegian descent joined the...
- The Kola
Norwegians (
Norwegian: Kolanordmenn) are
Norwegian people, who
mostly settled along the
coastline of the Kola
Peninsula in Russia.[citation needed]...
-
related to
Norway, a
country in
northwestern Europe Norwegians, both a
nation and an
ethnic group native to
Norway Demographics of
Norway Norwegian language...
- of evidence. In the end, 20,000
Norwegians and a
smaller number of
Germans were
given prison sentences. 77
Norwegians and 18
Germans received life sentences...
- This is a list of
notable people from
Norway. See also:
Music of
Norway Peder A. Aarøe,
former trade unionist Arne Aasheim,
diplomat and
civil servant...
-
westward movement of
Norwegians by
founding a
settlement in the Fox
River area of Illinois. A
small urban colony of
Norwegians had its
genesis in Chicago...
- most
Norwegians acquired Finnish citizenship. In 1882,
Norwegians started to be ****imilated into the
Finnish culture. However,
Finns with
Norwegian ancestry...
-
civil servants,
Norway was seen as an
attractive country of opportunities. The same was the case for the
Norwegians, and many
Norwegians migrated to Denmark...
-
claimants included the King of
Norway,
Harald Hardrada.
According to the Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle M****cript D (p. 197), the
Norwegians ****embled a
fleet of 300...
