- MV
Kungsholm was
built in 1966 by the John
Brown &
Company shipyard in Clydebank,
Scotland as a
combined ocean liner /
cruise ship for the
Swedish American...
- MS
Kungsholm was a
combined ocean liner /
cruise ship
built in 1953 by the De
Schelde shipyard in Vlissingen, the
Netherlands for the
Swedish American...
- Aunt
Vivian 1915
Birth Record for
Kungsholms Parish and its
Record of baptisms, p. 91 [1915-års Födelsebok för
Kungsholms församling och dess Dopbok, sid...
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Kungsholm Church (Swedish:
Kungsholms kyrka) or
Ulrika Eleonora Church (Swedish:
Ulrika Eleonora kyrka) is a
church building at
Bergsgatan on the island...
-
Kungsholm (Swedish
language for "King's Island") may
refer to any of
these p****enger ships: SS
Kungsholm, an
ocean liner operated by the
Swedish American...
- MS
Kungsholm was an
ocean liner built in
Germany by
Blohm & Voss for the
Swedish American Line from 1928 to 1941 on
transatlantic services from Gothenburg...
- From 1923 to 1924
Swedish American Line
chartered her and
renamed her
Kungsholm. She was the
first of four
Holland America Line
ships to be
called Noordam...
- Skeppsholmen, (Stockholm) Kastellholmen, (Stockholm) Kungshall, (Karlskrona)
Kungsholms fort, (Karlskrona) Fårösund, (Gotland)
Bodens fästning, (Boden) Kusthöjden...
-
Elvira Engelbrektsson (4
September 1914 in
Stockholm – 28
February 2004 in
Kungsholms församling, Stockholm), was a
Swedish actress.
Eivor Engelbrektsson was...
-
hemisphere winter season. On 17
March 1928 the new MS
Kungsholm was
launched at
Blohm & Voss. The
Kungsholm's interiors were
designed with off-season cruising...
