- Thorgils,
Torgils, Þorgils,
Torgil or
Thorgil is a
Nordic masculine given name that may
refer to Þorgils
gjallandi (1851–1915),
Icelandic author Þorgils...
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Count Torgil Gabriel Alexander von Seth (3
October 1895 in Jönköping – 21
January 1989 in Vaggeryd) was a
Swedish right-wing
politician and the
first chairman...
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Captain Torgil Vilhelm Hildebad Thorén (30
March 1892 – 11
March 1982) was a
Swedish Navy officer. Thorén was the
first Director-General of the National...
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Torgils Orrabeinfostre (Þorgils Orrabeinsfóstri, Þorgils the step-son of Scarleg) is the
Viking hero of Flóamanna saga. A
Norwegian weather station built...
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Torgils Lovra (17
November 1909 – 11
January 1998) was a
Norwegian editor. He was born in
Erfjord as a son of farmers. He
finished his
secondary education...
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Torgil Øwre
Gjertsen (born 12
March 1992) is a
Norwegian professional footballer who
plays as a forward. As of 8
February 2024 "
Torgil Øwre Gjertsen"....
- Chemistry. 53 (10): 4032–40. doi:10.1021/jf048001o. PMID 15884835. Fossen,
Torgils; Rayyan, Saleh; Andersen, Øyvind M (2004). "Dimeric
anthocyanins from strawberry...
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Torkel (Tyrgils or
Torgils)
Knutsson (died 1306) was Lord High
Constable of Sweden,
member of the
Privy Council of
Sweden (Riksråd), and
virtual ruler...
- liturgics) 420 (cannabis culture) UN
Chinese Language Day (United Nations)
Torgil Magnuson (2004).
Urban Transformation of
Medieval Rome, 312-1420. Swedish...
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Individual Presentations. Axel Menges. ISBN 978-3-936681-16-1. Magnuson,
Torgil (1982). Rome in the Age of Bernini,
Volume 1.
Almqvist &
Wiksell International...
