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Norwegian filmmaker, photographer, writer and lecturer
Anne Karoline Frogner (born February 3, 1961) is a Norwegian filmmaker, photographer, writer and lecturer. She is one of Norway's foremost documentary
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2011 Norwegian TV series or program
feature Norwegian documentary film for television from 2011 by director Karoline Frogner. Norway's previous minister of justice, Knut Storberget, referred to
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(1893–1955), Norwegian politician Karoline Frogner (born 1961), Norwegian filmmaker, photographer, writer and lecturer Kristin Frogner (born 1978), Norwegian actress
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& Yves Niyongabo Duhozanye: A Rwandan Village of Widows (2011). By Karoline Frogner If Only We Had Listened (2011). Director: Sean Bloomfield The 600:
List of films about the Rwandan genocide
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Asphaug Anja Breien Edith Carlmar Ivo Caprino Eva Dahr Olav Dalgard Karoline Frogner Nils Gaup Erik Gustavson Bent Hamer Dag Johan Haugerud Gill Holland
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leader (2015) Erling Borgen, journalist, director, producer (2014) Karoline Frogner, photographer, director, author (2014) Mari Boine, artist (2013) Morten
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Norwegian journalist, humanist and editor
interviewed in the film Mørketid – kvinners møte med nazismen (1994) by Karoline Frogner. Also she received Oslo's highest award, the Medal of St. Hallvard
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photographer Catherine Cameron (born 1962), artistic photographer Karoline Frogner (born 1961), filmmaker, photographer, writer, educator Mimi Frellsen
List of Norwegian women photographers
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Norwegian television series
Seoul International Drama Awards 2009, under the name of Maria. Charlotte Frogner as Maria Blix Cato Skimten Storengen as Mads Jansen Maria Bock as Tove
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Pirjo Honkasalo, Finland 1995 Mørketid – kvinners møte med nazismen Karoline Frogner 1997 Liv Ullmann – scener fra et liv Edvard Hambro 1998 Leve blant
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Norwegian theologian, educator, author and humanitarian
married to private school owner (Frogner School, Nissen's Girls' School, Haagaas School) Theodor Haagaas, and Karoline Louise Paus, married to barrister
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and coach. 29 January – Per Axel Koch, media executive. 3 February – Karoline Frogner, filmmaker, photographer and writer. 4 February Kristin Midthun, handball
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Norwegian teacher, editor, missionary, and humanitarian (1841–1918)
publication that was not specifically focused on women's issues. She was born at Frogner Manor and was the youngest daughter of the mining and timber magnate Benjamin
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Norwegian painter
landscapes. His art was recognized after the 1914 Jubilee Exhibition at Frogner in Kristiania, and he is represented in several museums. The National Gallery
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Blaafarveværket, Hassel Ironworks and the Hafslund estate, and owner of Frogner Manor Emmy Seyler, married Homann Molly Seyler The only daughter of Abel
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Football tournament season
115' Report Kristoffersen 12' Sørløkk 84', 116' Kvernstuen 113' Nilsen-Modebe 120+2' Stadium: Frogner kunstgress Attendance: 74 Referee: Jonas Johnsen
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Musical artist
with Anita Skorgan, Kari Bremnes, Bjørn Eidsvåg, Halvdan Sivertsen, Søyr, Karoline Krüger, Ketil Bjørnstad, Kine Hellebust, Maria Solheim and Jørn Hoel, among
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