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Sjúrður (or Sigurd), was,
around the year 1300,
lawman of
Shetland and was also
possibly lawman of the
Faeroe Islands.
Sjúrður was,
together with Bishop...
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Sjúrður Skaale (born 8
March 1967) is a
Faroese politician,
comedian and
former journalist currently serving as one of the two
Faroese members of the...
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Islands Boreal Gr****lands". One Earth.
Retrieved 1
September 2024. Hammer,
Sjúrður; Madsen,
Jadsen J.; Jensen, Jens-Kjeld; Pedersen,
Kjeld T.; Bloch, Dorete;...
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Faroe Islands,
ballads about Sigurd are
known as Sjúrðar kvæði (CCF 1;
Sjúrður is the
Faroese form of Sigurd);
these ballads contain material from the...
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elected representative of the
Social Democratic Party in the
Folketing is
Sjúrður Skaale, who
received 1539
personal votes. At the 2011
general election...
- Erlend,
Bishop of the
Diocese of the
Faroe Islands in Kirkjubøur and of
Sjúrður,
Lawspeaker of Shetland, whom Duke
Haakon had sent to the
Faroes to consider...
- 2016.
Retrieved August 16, 2016. Bao, Wei; Tobias,
Deirdre K.; Olsen,
Sjurdur F.; Zhang,
Cuilin (December 1, 2014). "Pre-pregnancy
fried food consumption...
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election lost the party's only
Folketing seat to the
Social Democrats'
Sjúrður Skaale. Håb i krise,
written together with
Michael Haldrup, 1995 (Danish)...
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officials in Tórshavn) were Høgni Nev, Rógvi Skel, Hálvdan Úlvsson and
Sjúrður við Kellingará from Hattarvík.
These men
controlled and
ravaged the northern...
- were more criminally-minded than
Sjúrður við kellingará. All four men were
later caught and
sentenced to death, but
Sjúrður við kellingará was
shown mercy...
