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Truls Olaf
Otterbech Mørk (born 25
April 1961) is a
Norwegian cellist. Mørk was born in Bergen,
Norway to a
cellist father, John
Fritjof Mørk, and a pianist...
- Jens
Kjell Otterbech (born 2
September 1933) was a
Norwegian diplomat. He was born in Hisøy, and
graduated with the siv.øk.
degree in
business administration...
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Gunnar Otterbech L****n (5
February 1900, in Oslo – 5
November 1958) was a
Norwegian journalist, writer, and translator. He
worked in the
newspaper Dagbladet...
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Jennifer Tham
Jenny Lau
Buong Bee
Jenny Lee (venture capitalist) Jens
Kjell Otterbech Jeon Bong-seong Jeon Byung-guk Jeon Kyung-jun Jeon Woo-keun
Jeralyn Tan...
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Sakiusa Tuva
Pranit Kumar Josefa Otterbech Apisai Baleloa Kitione Mua
Women Anegha Narayan Mikari Tekairaba Faria...
- party. The
mayors (Norwegian: ordfører) of Andebu: 1838-1862: Jens H.
Otterbech 1863-1863:
Gullik Chr. Herre-Skjelbred 1864-1865:
Johan G. Gran 1866-1867:...
- 1846–1848:
Johan T.
Lampe 1848–1850:
Alexander Falch 1850–1852:
Andreas Otterbech 1852–1854:
Willum Lind 1854–1859:
Severin Samuelsen 1859–1860: Petter...
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Norsk nettleksikon.
Retrieved 4
January 2024. Rottem, Øystein. "Gunnar
Otterbech L****n". In Bolstad, Erik (ed.).
Store norske leksikon (in Norwegian)...
- Mission [no]. The
first issue dates back to 1899, when two pastors, Jens
Otterbech [no] and
Gudbrand Tandberg,
decided to
combine their efforts and write...
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Kvalbein 1981/82 – Knut
Skram 1982/83 –
Mariss Jansons 1983/84 –
Truls Otterbech Mørk 1984/85 – Oslo Trio 1985/86 – Anne
Gjevang 1986/87 – Lars Anders...
