- SS
Sanct Svithun was a 1,376 ton steel-hulled
steamship built by the
German shipyard Danziger Werft and
delivered to the
Norwegian Stavanger-based shipping...
- St
Svithun's Church (or St Swithun's Church, Norwegian:
Sankt Svithun kirke) is the
parish church of the
Roman Catholic Church in Stavanger, Norway. The...
- In Stavanger, Norway,
several schools and
institutions are
named “St
Svithun”
after him. The name of
Swithun is best
known today for a
British weather...
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specifically within Stavanger muni****lity are the
schools St. Olav, St.
Svithun,
Stavanger Cathedral School, Hetland, Jåttå,
Stavanger Offs**** Technical...
- the MS
Sanct Svithun [no] ran
aground at Nordøyan
lighthouse and 41
people died, in an
event known as the
Sinking of the
Sanct Svithun [no]. The village...
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Norwegian Bokmål).
Retrieved 9
October 2016. "Historien
Sanct Svithun" [History of
Sanct Svithun].
Hurtigrutemuseet (in
Norwegian Bokmål).
Archived from the...
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Retrieved 24
August 2015. "St.
Svithun runder 10.000 medlemmer" [St.
Swithin Rounds 10,000 members].
Nyheter St.
Svithun Menighet.
Archived from the original...
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Vasilissa Olga 27 Sep: Ardena, U-161, U-221 28 Sep: USS Cisco 30 Sep:
Sanct Svithun Unknown date: HMS Gallant, USS Grayling, I-20, I-182, USS LCT-209, K-1...
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Vasilissa Olga 27 Sep: Ardena, U-161, U-221 28 Sep: USS Cisco 30 Sep:
Sanct Svithun Unknown date: HMS Gallant, USS Grayling, I-20, I-182, USS LCT-209, K-1...
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There is a
memorial at the
church for the
people who died when SS Sanct
Svithun was
bombed by
Allied aircraft and sank off the
coast of Ervik. The village...
