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Inger Lise Gjørv
Norwegian Politician
Børge Pedersen
Singer
Theodore Molesworth
Surgeon
Kristian Bergheim
Saxophonist
Cyril Bassett
New Zealand soldier
James Morris Colquhoun Colvin
British soldier
Alexey Romanovich Tomilov
Alexander Krein
Composer
Franz Ludwig von Cancrin
German architect
Hans Beißwenger
Aleksandr Aniskine
Soviet aircraft pilot
Timur Frunze
Fighter
Adolf Urban
German footballer
Yuri of Ryazan
Prince
Kondratiy Bulavin
Military personnel
Vladimir Vladimirovitsj Vasiltsjikov
Johnny Silvo
British singer
Chenjerai Hove
Zimbabwean poet
Jens Zetlitz Kielland
Norwegian artist
Lars Hertervig
Norwegian painter
John Klemetsen
Musician
Jan Kenneth Barkved
Norwegian singer
Ella Hval
Norwegian actress
Sverre Andersen
Norwegian footballer
Guri Stormoen
Norwegian actress
Arne Rettedal
Former Mayor of Stavanger
Andreas Zeier Cappelen
Former Member of the Storting
Alfred Hauge
Norwegian journalist
Kjølv Egeland
Former Norwegian Minister of Education and Church Affairs
Lars Oftedal
Former Minister of Labour and Social Inclusion of Norway
Reidar Kvammen
Norwegian footballer
Thora Hansson
Norwegian actress
Eivin One Pedersen
Norwegian jazz musician
Mansour Koushan
Iranian novelist
Henrik Ager-Hanssen
Norwegian physicist
Edgar Falch
Norwegian goalkeeper
Olav Hagesæther
Ole Hagesæther's father
Bjørn Bue
Norwegian missionary
Cornelius Middelthon
Former Member of the Storting
Stein Rønning
Norwegian karateka
Theodor Dahl
Norwegian journalist
Otto Christian Dahl
Norwegian missionary
Johan Gjøstein
Fredrik Hagemann
Norwegian geologist
Anna Gjøstein
Lars Nilsen Dahle
Missionary
Herman Wildenvey
Norwegian poet
