Vår Frelsers gravlund
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Vår Frelsers gravlund (Our Saviour's Cemetery) is a cemetery in central Oslo, Norway.
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Our Saviour's Orthodox Church, formerly the cemetery chapel -
Southern section
I æreslunden
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Rikard Nordraak, composer -
Henrik Ibsen with family -
Henrik Ibsen
Tombs in the northern section
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Ship-owner Christopher Blom Paus (Henrik Ibsen's uncle) and other relatives
Tombs in eastern section
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Thomas Bennett, industrialist -
Harald Berg, industrialist -
Otto A. Blehr, politician and Randi M. Blehr, feminist -
Oskar Braaten, author -
Camilla Collett, author -
Birger Eriksen, officer -
Carl Gustav Fleischer, officer -
Christian Fredrik Gotfried Friele, editor and politician -
Ole Olsen, composer -
Gunerius Pettersen, merchant -
Schweigaard family -
Johan Selmer, composer -
Adolf Bredo Stabell, bank manager and politician -
Georg Stang, officer -
Peter Severin Steenstrup, industrialist -
Rasmus Steinsvik, editor -
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Henrik Wergeland, author -
Henrik Wergeland (detail)
Tombs in southern section
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Christian Birch-Reichenwald, politician -
Henrik Anker Bjerregaard, Supreme Court judge -
Elias Blix, hymn writer -
Blytt family -
Jens Christian Meinich Bratlie, officer and politician -
Christoper Arnt Bruun, Lutheran minister -
Johan Gottfried Conradi, composer -
Christian Henrik Grosch, architect -
Jonas Anton Hielm, politician -
Kristofer Marius Hægstad, professor of linguistics -
Gisle Christian Johnson, theologian -
Gina Krog, editor and feminist -
Frederik Motzfeldt, Supreme Court judge -
Otto Vincent Lange, politician -
Langaard family -
Andreas Munch, author and professor -
Ole Hartvig Nissen, school reformer -
Christopher Frimann Omsen, Supreme Court judge -
Jens Rathke, zoologist -
Amandus Schibsted, editor -
Christian Schibsted, publisher -
Georg Sverdrup, professor of linguistics -
Ivar Aasen, linguist
