- Andersson, 23, Haninge,
Sweden Erland Slettmoen, 27, Jessheim,
Norway Sondre Hjertas, 20, Sarpsborg,
Norway Krisse-Ly "Krissy" Kuldkepp, 21, Gothenburg, Sweden...
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Svenska Adelns Ättartavlor (in Swedish). Vol. 2. Stockholm...
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Frank Mohn Piping:
Newest company in the
Frank Mohn family.
Located on
Hjertås, Meland, the
company has the
responsibility for the
pipes in the Framo...
-
under threat, CrossCountry, 18
February 2010,
retrieved 7
March 2017
Scott Hjertas Mason (13
February 2017),
Parahawking shut down,
retrieved 7
March 2017...
- 398.9
metres (1,309 ft),
which lies
northwest of the
village of Høyjord.
Hjertås at 148
metres (486 ft)
above sea
level is the
highest point within the...
-
historic relationship to
English heart and
German Herz, hjärta was
spelled hjerta in
Swedish even
though it's
pronounced [ˈjæ̂ʈːa]; the word for "woman" (now...
- (A) af ****en (A) af
Heurlin (A)
Hisinger (F) Hisinger-Jägerskiöld (F)
Hjerta (A)
Hjulhammar (A) Hjärne (F) Hjärne (A) af Hällström (A) Hästesko af Målagård...
-
Pianoforte (dedicated to
Fredrika Bremer, 1834) Säg hvar
finns ett enda
troget hjerta Echo i Ådalen Gå ej bort. Fyra sångstycken för piano-forte (1839) Galer...
- (Swedish: [ˈjæ̂ʈːa], lit. "Heart"; Russian: Гиерта, romanized: Gierta; ), also
Hjerta and Järta is a Swedish-Finnish-Russian
noble family –
uradel – of Swedish...
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statshvaelfningen 1772,
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Hjerta. OCLC 457964593. Novitsky,
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