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Höfði (Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈhœvðɪ]) is a
house in Reykjavík, Iceland, best
known as the
location for the 1986 Reykjavík
Summit meeting of President...
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named Thorunn (Þórunn).
Thord Horsehead was son of Snorri, son of
Thord of
Hofdi [is].
Thorfinn was
presumably raised at his father's
estate called Stad...
- who
lived at
Hofdi, son of
Bjorn Butter-Box" (Magnusson & Pálsson 1965, p. 91n)which is
identifiable with "Thord
Bjarnarson (at
Hofdi)" in Kunz 2000...
- who
lived at
Hofdi, son of
Bjorn Butter-Box" (Magnusson & Pálsson 1965, p. 91n)which is
identifiable with "Thord
Bjarnarson (at
Hofdi)" in Kunz 2000...
- principle, and the
summit concluded. A
photograph taken of the two
departing Hofdi House portrays a visibly-angered
Reagan and a
solemn Gorbachev. Despite...
- the departure, and he
considered the
journey to
Iceland (where he
visited Hofdi House, the site of
unsuccessful talks between the USA's and USSR's governments...
- name
means great cape and was also the name of a
street in Reykjavik's
Höfði industrial area
until 2015 when it was
renamed Svarthöfði (black cape),...
- Reagan,
Palazhchenko and
Gorbachev at
Hofdi House, Reykjavík, Iceland, 1986...
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Conference Center Heiðmörk – the
largest forest and
nature reserve in the area
Höfði – the
house in
which Gorbachev and
Reagan met in 1986 for the
Iceland Summit...
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opposite a low-density
residential street. Also
located in Borgartún is
Höfði, a
house built in 1909. Initially, it was the
house of the
French consul...
