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Hvitsten Hvitsten is a
former town in
Akershus county, Norway,
located between Drøbak and Son. It is the
smallest town that has ever
existed in Norway:...
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Frogn Frogner Garder Gjerdrum Hakadal Hemnes Heni
Holter Hovin Hurdal Hvitsten Høland Høvik
Kroer Kråkstad
Langset Lillestrøm Løken, see Høland Lørenskog...
- (The
lading place of
Hvitsten in
Vestby has
never been a muni****lity of its own.)
Vestby includes the
villages Vestby, Hølen,
Hvitsten, Garder, and Son....
- The
company is part of the Fred.
Olsen Group. The
company originated in
Hvitsten, a
small town on
Oslofjord in Norway, in 1848 by
three Olsen brothers,...
- commission.
Petter Olsen sold the
painting to
raise funds to
build a
museum in
Hvitsten, Norway,
where Munch once
owned property and near
where Olsen has an estate...
- (1821–1899) in 1848 and, by his death, the
company had 16
ships with
offices in
Hvitsten. Petter's son
Thomas Fredrik "Fred"
Olsen (1857–1933) or Fred. Olsen, whom...
- (1897–1969) was a
Norwegian ship-owner. Son of
Fredrik Olsen and born in
Hvitsten, he
worked in the
family company Fred.
Olsen & Co. from 1920. He held a...
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Sandvika (2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006)
Jessheim (2012)
Former Son (1604–1963)
Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961)
Holmsbu (1847–1964)...
- the
nearby Viken area. It's
inspired by the
summer cottages located in
Hvitsten, near Drobak. In the 1920s,
Sigrid Undset resided there for a
brief period...
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Sandvika (2003) Ski (2004) Drøbak (2006)
Jessheim (2012)
Former Son (1604–1963)
Hvitsten (1837–1964) Hølen (1837–1943) Drøbak (1842–1961)
Holmsbu (1847–1964)...
