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Sverre Bergh Musician
Composer
Isak Refsnæs
Painter
Rolf Birger Pedersen
Norwegian footballer
Klaus Hanssen
Norwegian physician
Kristofer Lehmkuhl
Norwegian Politician
Hans Olav Tungesvik
Norwegian Politician
Wilhelm Frimann Koren Christie
Former Norwegian Constituent Assembly secretary
Edvard Edvardsen
Norwegian historian
Frode Larsen
Norwegian footballer
Asbjørn Haugstvedt
Former Minister of Trade and Shipping of Norway
Karin Simonnæs
Norwegian actress
Einar Oscar Schou
Norwegian Politician
Thorolf Rafto
Sverre Bergh
Composer
Siegfried von Roedern
German Politician
Magnus Lagabote
King
Jens Pedersen Skjelderup
Sigurd II
King
Haakon the Crazy
Bård Guttormsson
Henrik Ameln
Norwegian Politician
Eilert Eilertsen
Former Mayor of Bergen
Frederik Hannibal Stockfleth
Danish-Norwegian architect
Inger Wenche Torgersen
Erna Solberg's mother
Rolf Berntzen
Norwegian actor
Ingeborg of Denmark, Queen of Norway
Schak Bull
Norwegian architect
Ole Friele Backer
Norwegian photographer
Axel Mowat
Norwegian military personnel
Georges Goyau
French historian
Juliette Heuzey
French writer
Pascal Jules
French bicycler
Micheline Segard
Michael Melle
South African cricketer
Marco Panari
Actor ‧ Angela Gilsha's brother
A. E. Priyono
Researcher
Patrick Perrier
Rugby union player
Grigory Bahchivandzhi
Russian-Soviet fighter pilot
Alfie Curtis
British actor
Galang Rambu Anarki
Indonesian guitarist
Kailia Posey
American television actress
Arnstein Arneberg
Norwegian architect
Carsten Anker
Norwegian businessman
José Luis Artetxe
Spanish footballer
Íñigo López de Mendoza, Lord of Llodio
Kevork Chavush
Soldier
Alan Gifford
American actor
