The Political Graveyard: Norway

Norway

Norway information:

Population: 4,503,440
Land area 125,182 square miles.
Capital: Oslo

Neighboring areas:

North: Barents Sea
Northeast: Russia; Finland
East: Sweden
South: Skagerrak
Southwest: North Sea
Northwest: Norwegian Sea

The Political Graveyard:

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Norway
U.S. Consuls in Norway
U.S. Politicians who were born in Norway
U.S. Politicians who lived in Norway
U.S. Politicians who died in Norway

U.S. Diplomatic chiefs of mission to Norway

Charles H. Graves (Minister 1905-06) Herbert H. D. Peirce (Minister 1906-11) Lauritz S. Swenson (Minister 1911-13) Albert G. Schmedeman (Minister 1913-21) Lauritz S. Swenson (Minister 1921-30) Hoffman Philip (Minister 1930-35) A. J. Drexel Biddle, Jr. (Minister 1935-37) Florence J. Harriman (Minister 1937-40) A. J. Drexel Biddle, Jr. (Minister 1941-42) A. J. Drexel Biddle, Jr. (Ambassador 1942-43) Lithgow Osborne (Ambassador 1944-46) Charles U. Bay (Ambassador 1946-53) L. Corrin Strong (Ambassador 1953-57) Frances E. Willis (Ambassador 1957-61) Clifton R. Wharton (Ambassador 1961-64) Margaret Joy Tibbetts (Ambassador 1964-69) Philip K. Crowe (Ambassador 1969-73) Thomas R. Byrne (Ambassador 1973-76) William A. Anders (Ambassador 1976-77) Louis A. Lerner (Ambassador 1977-80) Sidney Anders Rand (Ambassador 1980-81) Mark Evans Austad (Ambassador 1981-84) Robert D. Stuart (Ambassador 1984-89) Loret Ruppe (Ambassador 1989-93) Thomas A. Loftus (Ambassador 1993-97) David B. Hermelin (Ambassador 1997-2000) Robin Chandler Duke (Ambassador 2000-01) John D. Ong (Ambassador 2002-)

U.S. Consuls in Norway

(may be incomplete!)

Bergen: F. G. Gade (Consul 1880) E. A. Man (Consul 1897) Johan C. Isdahl, Jr. (Vice Consul 1897-98) Victor E. Nelson (Consul 1898) Edwin S. Cunningham (Consul 1901-06) Bertil M. Rasmusen (Consul 1914) Alfred O. Tittmann (Vice Consul 1914) Charles Forman (Consul 1916-17) Ralph C. Busser (Consul 1917-19) Frithjof C. Sigmond (Vice Consul 1917) George N. Ifft (Consul 1919-22) Ernest T. Hodge (Vice Consul 1922) Maurice C. Pierce (Consul 1926-29) Charles E. Worman (Vice Consul 1929-30) Clark Porter Kuykendall (Consul 1930) E. Talbot Smith (Consul 1932) Brigg A. Perkins (Vice Consul 1932) Maurice P. Dunlap (Consul 1938) Arnlioth G. Heltberg (Vice Consul 1938)
Christiania (Oslo): Otto H. Boyesen (Consul 1893) Henry Bordewich (Consul 1897-1900) Gerhard Gade (Consul 1897) Lauritz F. Bronn (Vice Consul 1897) Henry Bordewich (Consul General 1900-12) Michael J. Hendrick (Consul General 1913-15) Haakon E. Dahr, Jr. (Vice Consul 1914) E. Haldeman Dennison (Consul General 1916-17) Harry E. Carlson (Vice Consul 1917-23) Horace U. Gade (Vice Consul 1917) Ralph A. Boernstein (Vice Consul 1917-19) William Coffin (Consul General 1917) Henry C. A. Damm (Consul 1918) Marion Letcher (Consul General 1919-20) John Ball Osborne (Consul General 1920-21) Alban G. Snyder (Consul General 1921-22) James J. Foley (Vice Consul 1922)
Oslo: George Gregg Fuller (Vice Consul 1920) Herbert C. Biar (Vice Consul 1926) S. Bertrand Jacobson (Consul 1926) Alban G. Snyder (Consul General 1926) Clark Porter Kuykendall (Consul 1928-30) Thomas H. Bevan (Consul General 1929-32) Julius C. Jensen (Vice Consul 1929-32) T. Edmund Burke (Vice Consul 1929) George M. Abbott (Vice Consul 1930-34) William H. Beck (Consul General 1938) Andrew W. Edson (Consul 1938) Austin R. Preston, Jr. (Consul 1938) Brigg A. Perkins (Vice Consul 1938) Arnlioth G. Heltberg (Vice Consul 1945) H. Francis Cunningham, Jr. (Vice Consul 1945)
Stavanger: Jacob Kielland (Vice Consul 1831-63) Thomas S. Falck (Consular Agent 1863-89) Theodore Jaeckel (Consul 1914-15) Frithjof C. Sigmond (Vice Consul 1914) Walter A. Leonard (Consul 1914) Maurice P. Dunlap (Consul 1916-17) Halidan Wathne (Vice Consul 1917) Henry C. A. Damm (Consul 1917-18) Henry C. A. Damm (Consul 1919) Frithjof C. Sigmond (Vice Consul 1922-32) Robert S. S. Bergh (Consul 1922) John J. Meily (Consul 1926-29) George Orr (Consul 1932)

U.S. Politicians who were born in Norway

No city given: A. K. Finseth 1836 Hans Gunderson c.1837 H. C. Nelson c.1840 Eric Sevatson 1844 Kittel Halvorson 1846 Nils P. Haugen 1849 Nicolay A. Grevstad 1851 Robert S. S. Bergh 1852 Amund O. Ringsrud 1854 Thorvald H. Froslee c.1857 Richard Olsen Richards 1866 O. E. Benson 1866 G. Bie Ravndal 1866 F. T. Gronvold c.1869 Lewis Benson 1873 John Moses 1885 B. J. Dahl c.1899
Arendal: Sigurd Anderson 1904
Bergen: Andrew J. Rommeriam 1851
Near Bergen: Andrew E. Lee 1847
Drangedal, Telemark: Andrew Gulickson 1856
Eardahl: Atley Peterson 1847
Egersund: Jacob Thorkelson 1876
Guldbrandsdalen: S. D. Peterson c.1850
Hol, Hallingdal: Swen Swenson 1836
Kragero: Knud Wefald 1869
Kristiansand: M. Alfred Michaelson 1878
Molda: Andrew Nerland 1870
Nes, Hallingdal: Timan Gilbertson 1837
Nes, Hedmark: Andrew Slotten 1840
Ringebu: Anna Brostuen 1895
Near Ringebu: John K. Brostuen 1884
Rollag: Stephen N. Lee 1860
Skein: Harold Knutson 1880
Sogne: James O. Davidson 1854
Sondre Aurdal, Valders: Haldor Erickson Boen 1851
Stavanger: Carl Birkeland 1886 Thomas Waaland 1911
Telemark: Hans Hanson, Jr. 1820
Tromso: Einar Hoidale 1870
Vaagan: Henry Bordewich 1844
Vangs Prestegjaeld, Hedemarken: Ole C. Beck 1856
Voss: Ragnvald Anderson Nestos 1877
Vosse Elven: Knute Nelson 1843

U.S. Politicians who lived in Norway

Bergen: F. G. Gade

U.S. Politicians who died in Norway

Oslo: Lauritz S. Swenson 1947

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