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Sydvaranger
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Torgersrud retired as chief of operations in 1960 and was replaced by Hans Lund Andersen. In 1960 the company exported 904,000 tonnes worth NOK 60.8 million
Ekphrasis
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kultur, 2010:1, p. 4–16. ISSN Online: 1891-5760 ISSN Print: 1891-5752 Hans Lund : Text as Picture: Studies in the Literary Transformation of Pictures.
Salangen Municipality
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Strøm 1877-1880: Samuel Tollefsen 1881-1889: J. B. Markussen 1899-1906: Hans Lund 1907-1934: Kristian Pedersen Tønder (Ap) 1934-1940: Magnus Elvevoll (Ap)
Broager Church
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late 1990s, restoration was done in collaboration with the architects Hans Lund and Alan Havsteen-Mikkelsen (1938–2002). The altarpiece was made by Dutch
Operation Gearbox
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liable to become boggy after rain or the spring thaw. The Germans used the Hans Lund Hut as a control room and wireless station, the Inner Hjorthamn Hut to
Operation Gearbox II
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to become boggy after rain and the spring thaw. The Germans used the Hans Lund Hut as a control room and wireless station, the Inner Hjorthamn Hut to
Ålesund
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Lauritz Peder Tostrup 1844–1844: Niels Albert Vogt Tonning 1845–1845: Hans Lund Schjølberg 1846–1848: Andreas Mathias Sanne 1849–1852: Anton Magnus Søeberg
Operation Haudegen
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gone on an abortive expedition to destroy the German headquarters at the Hans Lund Hut. On clear days the German pilots flew directly over the mountains
Operation Fritham
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to become boggy after rain and the spring thaw. The Germans used the Hans Lund Hut as a control room and wireless station, the Inner Hjorthamn Hut to
Knud Spødervold
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memory of Spødervold is preserved in a discussion he had with the provost Hans Lund , who met him one day late in the fall after everyone else had long since