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Norsk bokmål: Polhøgda, Nansens hjem fra 1901. Huset ble tegnet av Fridtjof Nansen med assistanse av arkitekt og slottsforvalter Hjalmar Welhaven.
English: Polhøgda («Polar Rise»), Nansen's home from 1901. The house was designed by Fridtjof Nansen with assistance from the architect and palace administrator Hjalmar Welhaven.
Deutsch: Polhögda, Nansens Heim ab 1901. Das Haus wurde von Fridtjof Nansen mit Hilfe von Architekt und Schlossverwalter Hjalmar Welhaven, gezeichnet.
Español: Polhøgda, La casa de Nansen desde 1901. La casa fue diseñada por Fridtjof Nansen con la ayuda del arquitecto y procurador real Hjalmar Welhaven.
Nederlands: Polhøgda (³Poolhoogte²), Nansens huis vanaf 1901. Fridtjof Nansen ontwierp het huis samen met de architect en parlementslid Hjalmar Welhaven.
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| 09:18, 31 July 2014 |  | 4,837 × 3,904 (4.03 MB) | Nasjonalbiblioteket-bot (talk | contribs) | From the Norwegian National Library: Ludwik Szacinski - 1901 |
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