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Steinsvik is a
grunnkrets and an area of the
suburb of
Ytrebygda in
Bergen muni****lity, Norway. The area lies
between Nordås, Siljustøl,
Sandsli and...
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Marta Steinsvik (23
March 1877 – 27 July 1950) was a
Norwegian author and translator. She was a
champion of women's rights, a
proponent of antisemitism...
- Kine
Elisabeth Steinsvik (born 13 May 1976) is a
Norwegian judge. She was born in Sandnessjøen and
finished the cand.jur.
degree in 2001.
After one year...
- of Scotland, 1607-1610, vol. 8 (Edinburgh, 1887), p. 559. Tone
Sinding Steinsvik (2000).
Koboltgruvene og blaafarveværket: en del af den
store verden (in...
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Rasmus Olai
Steinsvik (22
September 1863 – 22 June 1913) was a
Norwegian writer,
magazine editor and
newspaper editor. He was born in Volda, and was married...
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journalist for the Dagbladet. In 1894 he laid the ground,
together with
Rasmus Steinsvik, for the
paper Den 17de Mai;
which changed its name to
Norsk Tidend in...
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Zeffie Tilbury,
English stage and film
actress (b. 1863) July 27 –
Marta Steinsvik,
Norwegian author (b. 1877) July 28 –
Kevin Budden,
Australian amateur...
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Senegalese poet Kine
Ludvigsen (born 1980),
Norwegian singer Kine
Elisabeth Steinsvik,
Norwegian judge Kine
Hallan Steiwer,
Norwegian orienteering competitor...
- Paul Pincus,
Borealis AS)
Norwegian College of
Fishery Science, 1994 (
Steinsvik Arkitektkontor AS)
Northern Lights Observatory, 1971 (Terje
Jacobsen &...
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Jesuit ban.
There was also
debate among the
general public, with
Marta Steinsvik and
Luthersk Kirketidende [no] in
particular opposing the
lifting of the...
