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Norwegian trade unionist and politician (1879–1935)
Thorolf Bugge (1 October 1879 – 21 May 1935) was a Norwegian trade unionist and politician for the Labour and Communist parties. He was born in Heddal
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Thorolf is an Old Norse masculine personal name. It means "Thor's wolf." Notable people with the name include: Thorolf Bugge (1879–1935), Norwegian trade
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Norwegian educator, cultural worker and politician
was hired as a middle school teacher in Vardø in 1899. Here she met Thorolf Bugge (1879–1935), whom she married in December 1902. The two became a part
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Topics referred to by the same term
the pop and rap duo Robin og Bugge Thorolf Bugge (1879-1935), Norwegian trade unionist and politician Vegard Robinson Bugge (born 1989), Norwegian professional
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List of people not to hire
the Second World War. Well-known blacklisted trade unionists include Thorolf Bugge. Robert E. Weir (2013). Workers in America: A Historical Encyclopedia
Blacklist_(employment)
Norwegian politician (1868–1953)
(1900–1903). During some of his time in parliament, fellow socialist Thorolf Bugge, who had worked in the Vardø post office with him since 1898, served
Adam_Egede-Nissen
Constituency of the Storting, the national legislature of Norway
election held on 24 October 1921: The following candidates were elected: Thorolf Bugge (Ap); Waldemar Heggelund Larssen [no] (H-FV); and Hagbarth Lund (V)
Finnmark (Storting constituency)
Finnmark_(Storting_constituency)
Name Party Comments/Deputy Hagbarth Lund Liberal Party Waldemar Heggelund Larssen Free-minded Liberal Party Thorolf Bugge Labour Party
List of members of the Storting, 1922–1924
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Former municipality in Norway
Bergsland (1924–2007), a Norwegian politician for the Labour Party Thorolf Bugge (1879–1935), a Norwegian trade unionist and politician Olea Crøger (1801–1855)
Heddal
People of Northern Europe during the Viking Age
northern Norway and having fought against Harald's lieutenants such as Thorolf Kveldulfsson. The exact etymology of the word kylfing is disputed and many
Kylfings
Church building in Ål, Buskerud, Norway
other being the church at Ål. In both churches a runic inscription reads: Thorolf built this church. The full runic inscription in the Torpo Stave Church
Torpo_Stave_Church
Learned society in Norway
Ragnvald Iversen 1946–1946: Viggo Brun 1946–1949: Ragnvald Iversen 1950–1958: Thorolf Vogt 1958–1965: Harald Wergeland 1966–1973: Tord Godal 1974–1981: Sigmund
Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters
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Theatre in Bergen, Norway
2012–2019 Agnete Haaland 2020–2023 Stefan Larsson 2023– Solrun Toft Iversen Thorolf Rafto Memorial Prize Altman, George. 1953. Theater Pictorial: A History
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Norwegian Army officer (1881–1963)
Thorleiv Bugge Røhn (23 July 1881 – 20 September 1963) was a Norwegian Army officer, who as a gymnast was a member of the team that won the gold medal
Thorleiv_Røhn
painter Hans Gude, painter Aasta Hansteen, painter Lars Hertervig, painter Thorolf Holmboe, painter Olaf Isaachsen, painter Theodor Kittelsen, painter Annelise
List_of_Norwegians
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