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- Werner Øyvind Øyen as Bråten, policeman Georg Richter as Harald Gran Leif Sommerstad as Tore Gruvik, the ghost Inger Teien as Eva, Bjørn's girlfriend De dødes...
- Oslo that same summer, and was released in October. Keyboardist Harald Sommerstad joined Minor Majority for their subsequent tour of spring 2003. Prior...
- Oleguer Riba 4, 7 MB Motocross Team KTM 390 Isak Engelin 8 431 Markus Sommerstad 8–9 979 Edvard Hestvik 8 Fantic 412 Liam Pölöskei 5, 9 Van de Laar Racing...
- guitar. He was joined by Jon Arild Stieng (vocals and guitars), Harald Sommerstad (keyboards), Henrik Harr Widerøe (b****, banjo, vocals) and Halvor Høgh...
- Retrieved 27 October 2012. "G6". Uboat.net. Retrieved 16 October 2012. "Sommerstad". Uboat.net. Retrieved 26 October 2012. "An****". Uboat.net. Retrieved...
-  United Kingdom 5,712 Pontfield (1940)  United Kingdom 8,319 Belfast Lough Sommerstad (1926)  Norway 5,923 Tornus (1936)  United Kingdom 8,054 Tureby (1936)...
- 1918 William H. Starbuck  United States 53 Sunk U-117 12 August 1918 Sommerstad  Norway 3,875 Sunk U-117 13 August 1918 Frederic R. Kellogg  United States...
- Henning Solvang, Martine Maribel Furulund, Simone Eriksrud and Harald Sommerstad. Following the release of the full split voting by the EBU after the conclusion...
- August 1918 William H. Starbuck  United States 53 Sunk 12 August 1918 Sommerstad  Norway 3,875 Sunk 13 August 1918 Frederic R. Kellogg  United States 7...
- APL Pusan on 13 September 2004. Towed to Sachana, India, for s****ping. Sommerstad (1977–1983) Tornado (1983) Goktürk (1983–1996) Eliki (1996–2001) 153,200...