Norway

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This was Sven Forkbeard (died 1014). Sven Forkbeard conquered Norway in 999 and began the conquest of England in 991 which Canute II. the Great of Denmark completed, he was crowned King of England in 1017. Norway could expulse the Danish intruders after the death of Sven. England elected an own king after the Danish reign end in 1042, it was Edward the Confessor (1012-1066) who was declared Saint in 1161 by Pope Alexander III..

Orlando Bandinelli from Siena was teacher of law in Bologna when he was appointed Cardinal in 1153 and Chancellor of the Roman Church in 1156. As such he was an influential counsellor of Hadrian IV.. At the election of the successor the Cardinal assembly could not agree on a common choice, the anti-imperial majority voted for Orlando on 07.09.1159 who called himself Alexander III., the minority of Emperor supporters voted for Octavian who acted as Counter-Pope Victor IV. until 1164. The schism was continued with the Counter-Popes Paschalis III., Calixtus III. and Innozenz III. until 1180. Alexander's pontificate was determined by the struggle with his counter-papal opponents who were positioned by Emperor Barbarossa. After Alexander could defeat Barbarossa in the Battle of Legnano in 1176 by support of the Lombardy urban alliance Barbarossa dropped Calixtus III., in the peace treaty of Venice in 1177 Friedrich I. refrained from occupying Church property. The Lateran Concilium of 1179 determined that for a valid Pope election a two third majority would be imperative. Furthermore the French Waldensians, Catharians and Albigensians were condemned and Sanctification was declared an exclusive papal privilege. During the pontificate of Alexander also the severe conflict with the English National Church took place. Alexander had supported Thomas Becket, archbishop of Canterbury who was murdered in his cathedral in 1170 and Sanctified by the Pope in the same year. Alexander III., one of the most powerful medieval Popes, died on 30.08.1181.

about 9 hours

Svalbard is important because the snw is melting and we need to help all the animals in danger

Ice age, first known inhabitants are north germanic tribes about 10,000 BC, Vikings from 800 AD to about 1066, Harald Hårfagre first Norwegian king in 865, Olav Haraldsson dies conquering Norway at the battle of Stiklestad in 1030 and the country became unified and Christian, Black Death starts 1350, union under Denmark from 1380 untill constitution of 1814 which gave some people the right to vote, but a union under Sweden replaced the one with Denmark at the same time, in 1898 all able men over the age of 25 get the right to vote, in 1905 expat Danish prince becomes first Norwegian king for 525 years and Norway is independent, women get the right to vote in 1913, Nazi-germany occupates Norway from 1940 to 1945, a very poor Norway discovers oil and gas near the end of the 1960s. We've been pretending to be a peace-loving and humble nation ever since, although really it is just another viking age.

The team that won the Norwegian Eliteserien in 1983 was Valerenga IF.

In ancient times, Scandinavian coins had holes in them because people used to carry their money on ropes with knots at each end. The holes are now simply traditional.

It also allows blind people to distinguish between the different coins.

The Atlantic Ocean. An ocean is a major body of water divided along continental lines. A sea is a smaller body of salt water usually connected to a major ocean. Ex: Mediterranean Sea.

Neither. Norway is in the north of Europe.

It normally takes two to three days for me to get stuff from the UK here in Bergen. It will depend what time of day you sent it and where in the UK as it has to go through the collection system, the later in the day and the further from the international hub the longer it will take.

Yes, a purebred Norwegian Forest Cat can have hazel eyes.

The capital city of Svalbard (archipelago in Norway) is the town of Longyearbyen.

(pop. 2000)

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Norway is in northern Europe, in the Scandinavian Penisula. It has borders with Sweden, Finland and Russia. It is the western and northern part of the Scandinavian Penisula. The Norwegian Sea, The Barents Sea, and The North sea all make up its borders.

the punty is truly a part of today's durtle habitat's so that the infestation of pwems don't over look the punty range

"Tusen takk kjære venn" means "thank you dear friend". It's a statement, not a question, and doesn't have a general answer or response.

well, no one. The Germans withdrew their soldiers after they had surrendered.

In Norwegian, when toasting over a drink they say "skål!".

Which is the equivalent of "cheers!" in English.

You have to land somewhere and change plane, so it can take anything from 12 to 16 hours.

Your answer depends on your Canadian point of origin and your ultimate Antarctic destination.

Note that there is no commercial air service to anywhere on the Antarctic continent -- but you can charter private transportation and pay all expenses for you, your equipment and your crew, and travel from New Zealand, Australia, Chile or Argentina to your Antarctic destination.

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Well, isn't that a lovely word, friend? "Uffda" is a Norwegian expression that is used to convey a range of emotions, from surprise to frustration to empathy. It's like a warm hug for your feelings, allowing you to express yourself in a gentle and understanding way. Just saying it can help release some of those emotions and bring a sense of comfort.

Mostly salmon.