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Norsk bokmål: Utsikt over Arpa-dalen med den nye dammen i bakgrunnen, umiddelbart før åpningen av kanalen. I forgrunnen fra venstre: sekretæren Vidkun Abraham Lauritz Jonssøn Quisling, folkekommissæren for landbruket Ersingian og ingeniør Jakimov (som kjente Fridtjof Nansen fra Sibir-reisen i 1913). Ett av bildene fra reisen gjennom Armenia i perioden 7 juni til 2 juli 1925. På anmodning fra Det Internasjonale Arbeidsbyrå (ILO) og Folkeforbundet reiste Fridtjof Nansen sammen med en utpekt kommisjon sakkyndige for å besøke landet og undersøke planer for kunstig vanning av ørkenområder med tanke på å overføre armenske flyktninger dit.
English: View of the Arpa valley with the new dam in the background, shortly before the opening of the canal. In the foreground, from the left: the secretary Vidkun Abraham Lauritz Jonssøn Quisling; the commissioner for agriculture, Ersingian; engineer Jakimov (who knew Fridtjof Nansen from the Siberian journey in 1913). One of the pictures from the trip through Armenia, in the period June 7 to July 2, 1925. On request of the International Labour Union (ILO) and the League of Nations, Fridtjof Nansen travelled together with an appointed committee of experts, visiting the country and looking at the plans for artificial irrigation of parts of the desert, in order to relocate refugees there.
Deutsch: Blick ins Arpa-Tal mit dem neuen Damm im HIntergrund, unittelbar vor der Öffnung des Kanals. Im Vordergrund von links: der Sekretär Vidkun Abraham Lauritz Jonssön Quisling; Volkskommissar für Landwirtschaft Ersingian und Ingenieur Jakimov (der Fridtjof Nansen von der Sibirien-Reise in 1913 kannte). Eines der Bilder von der Reise durch Armenia im Zeitraum 7. Juni bis 2. Juli 1925. Auf Aufforderung des Internationalen Arbeitsbüros (ILO) und dem Völkerbund reiste Fridtjof Nansen zusammen mit einer ausgewählten Kommision Fachleuten zu einem Besuch im Lande um die Pläne für künstliche Bewässerung der Wüstengebiet zu untersuchen. Die Idee war, armenische Flüchtlinge dorthin zu überführen.
Español: Vista del valle Arpa con el pantano nuevo al fondo inmediatamente antes de la inauguración del canal. En primer plano desde la izquierda: el secretario Vidkun Abraham Lauritz Jonssøn Quisling, el comisario del pueblo de la agricultura Ersingian y ingeniero Jakimov (que había conocido a Fridtjof Nansen durante el viaje a Sibir en 1913). Una de las fotos del viaje por Armenia en el periodo entre el 7 de junio al 2 de julio de1925. Por una petición de la Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) y la Liga de las Naciones, Nansen viajó con una comisión de expertos para visitar el país y examinar los planes de irrigación artificial de zonas de desierto con la idea de trasladar a los refugiados armenios a estas.
Nederlands: Uitzicht op de Arpa-vallei met de nieuwe dam op de achtergrond, kort voor de opening van het kanaal. Op de voorgrond, vanaf links: secretaris Vidkun Abraham Lauritz Jonssøn Quisling, Minister van Landbouw Ersingian en ingenieur Jakimov. (Hij kende Fridtjof Nansen van de reis naar Siberië in 1913.) Een foto van de reis door Armenië in de periode 7 juni tot 2 juli 1925. Fridtjof Nansen reisde samen met een groep specialisten naar Armenië als afgezant van de Internationale Arbeidersorganisatie (ILO) en de Volkenbond. Ze onderzochten de plannen voor kunstmatige irrigatie van de woestijn, op de plaats waar een nederzetting voor vluchtelingen moest komen.
Depicted person: Vidkun Quisling Depicted person: Ersingian Depicted person: Jakimov Depicted place: Armenia |
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