Lundeberg — Christian Lundeberg Christian Lundeberg (* 14. Juli 1842 in Valbo; † 10. November 1911 in Stockholm) war ein schwedischer Politiker und Ministerpräsident von Schweden (Sveriges Statsminister) … Deutsch Wikipedia
Lundeberg, Christian — ▪ Swedish politician born July 14, 1842, Valbo, Swed. died Nov. 10, 1911, Stockholm industrialist and politician who presided over the 1905 Swedish government, which negotiated an end to the Swedish Norwegian union. A leading… … Universalium
Harry Lundeberg — NOTOC Infobox Celebrity name = Harry Lundeberg imagesize = caption = Second President of SIU birth date = birth date|1901|3|25|mf=y birth place = Oslo, Norway death date = death date and age|1957|1|28|1901|3|25|mf=y death place = San Francisco,… … Wikipedia
Christian Lundeberg — 10th Prime Minister of Sweden In office 2 August 1905 – 7 November 1905 Monarch Oscar II … Wikipedia
Christian Lundeberg — 10.º primer ministro de Suecia … Wikipedia Español
Helen Lundeberg/Eyeliner — Infobox Single Name = Helen Lundeberg/Eyeliner Artist = Sonic Youth from Album = Rather Ripped B side = Released = 2006 Format = Vinyl Recorded = Genre = Alternative rock Length = Label = SYR Writer = Sonic Youth Producer = Last single = Rather… … Wikipedia
Christian Lundeberg — (* 14. Juli 1842 in Valbo; † 10. November 1911 in Stockholm) war ein schwedischer Politiker und Ministerpräsident von Schweden (Sveriges Statsminister) … Deutsch Wikipedia
Helen Lundeberg/Eyeliner — «Helen Lundeberg/Eyeliner» Sencillo de Sonic Youth del álbum Rather Ripped Publicación 2006 Formato 7 Género(s) Rock alternativo … Wikipedia Español
Helen Lundeberg — (1908, Chicago 1999 Los Angeles) was an American Post Surrealist, hard edge painter. She married California artist Lorser Feitelson, her former teacher. In 1933 they co founded an art movement called New Classicism. Lundeberg considered herself a … Wikipedia
Åke Lundeberg — (December 14, 1888 ndash; May 29, 1939) was a Swedish sports shooter. He competed and won three medals in the 1912 Summer Olympics. [http://www.databaseolympics.com/games/gamessport.htm?g=6 sp=SHO 1912 Summer Olympics ndash; Stockholm, Sweden… … Wikipedia