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Fritzner is a surname.
Notable people with the name include:
Herzl Fritzner (1919–2007),
Israeli footballer and
manager Julius Fritzner (1828–1882), Norwegian...
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Julius Christopher Fritzner (28
December 1828 – 12
February 1882) was a
Norwegian restaurateur and hotelier. He was born in
Skjeberg as a son of Niels...
- Ola
Fritzner (26 July 1895 – 11
November 1983) was a
Norwegian military officer. He was born in Vennesla. He
served as a
leading police officer during...
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Henrik Ibsen used to eat
every day; the "Restaurant
Julius Fritzner",
named after Julius Fritzner, the man who
founded the
hotel in 1874; and "Palmen Restaurant"...
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Johan Fritzner (9
April 1812 - 10
December 1893) was a
Norwegian priest and lexicographer. He is
known for his
magnum opus
Ordbog over det
gamle norske...
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Dictionary Online, s.v. Friday, n. and adv.
attested in the
Breta sögur:
Johan Fritzner:
Ordbog over det
gamle norske sprog. Omarbeidet, forøget og
forbedret udgave...
- Albert. "Stormen på Børsen 1918" (in Danish). The
Workers Museum. "Andreas
Fritzners øjenvidneskildring". Stormenpåbørsen.dk. 17
January 2018.
Archived from...
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Thomas Heftyes gate [no]. Emb****y of
Indonesia (
Fritzners gate) Emb****y of the
Czech Republic (
Fritzners gate) Emb****y of
Slovakia (Thomas
Heftyes gate)...
- Oslo, Norway. The
American Lutheran Congregation in Oslo is
located at
Fritzners gate 15 in the
neighborhood of Frogner. It was the
parish church for the...
- Rus', and even the
compound Holmgarđaríki
emerges in
legendary sagas]"
Fritzner 1891, p. 37: "holmgarðaríki, n. det til Holmgarðr som dets
Hovedstad hørende...
