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Brynjulv Sjetne (25 May 1917 – 8
April 1976) was a
Norwegian politician for the
Labour Party.
During the
occupation of
Norway by ****
Germany he established...
- En sannhet. Oslo: Pitch. p. 382. ISBN 9788293551065. Nærum, Ole
Martin Sjetne & Anna Rydland. "Viggo
Kristiansen anmelder meddømt". p4.no.
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- of Handball. He has also pla**** for the
Norwegian clubs Astor, Byåsen,
Sjetne and Heimdal,
German club SG Flensburg-Handewitt,
Spanish club BM
Altea and...
- Otto Øgrim Arne Næss
Lauritz Sand
Vilhelm Aubert Knut Løfsnes
Brynjulv Sjetne Sverre Østhagen Leif
Owren Ole
Henrik Moe Sven Sømme
Andreas Garstad Eric...
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professional career. Høyem was born in Trondheim, and pla**** for the
local club
Sjetne as a kid,
before he
began his
professional career at Rosenborg, playing...
- Risvollan-Othilienborg
Bratsberg Byåsen Ila-Trolla
Sverresborg Byåsen
Hallset Heimdal Flatåsen-Saupstad
Heimdal Sjetne-Okstad Tiller/Tillerbyen
Kattem Byneset-Leinstrand...
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tenure in
Fredrikstad FK. In his
older days he was a
central member of
Sjetne IL. In 1959 he was
capped once for
Norway and
twice for
Norway B. Frank...
- They were
divorced in 1978,
after which Rollem lived with his
partner Liv
Sjetne.
After his
retirement in 1980,
Rollem lived in
Lillehammer and maintained...
- 47–48 Baku 25–23 22–25
Spono Nottwil 37–57
Amadeo Tortajada 15–27 22–30
Sjetne 61–29
Doukas 31–15 30–14
Vytis Kaunas 29–66
Debreceni 14–34 15–32 Rossiyanka...
- the
Norwegian Legation in
Stockholm from 1943 to 1945, ****isting
Brynjulv Sjetne, who was the
leader of ØXU, the
Eastern Norway chapter of the clandestine...