Now, what is the story of these beheaded monuments, I wonder...
See also the photo blog article Cemtery for Distinguished Citizens, Poznan, Poland, Part I.
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- Dag T. Hoelseth
- This blog is written by Dag T. Hoelseth, a Norwegian historian specialising in royal history.
I have a Cand.philol. degree in history from the University of Oslo and graduated in 1997 with the dissertation Det nasjonale kongedømme. Det norske monarkiet 1905-1910, which dealt with the royal election in Norway 1905 and how the new dynasty "became Norwegian".
I am the author of Historisk utredning om Kongehuset, dets apanasjer og disponible statseiendommer, which was published on behalf of the Palace Committee in 2001. The report focused among others on the history of the Norwegian civil list from 1905 to the 1970s as well as the properties the king of Norway has to his disposal.
I have made contributions to several antologies and also written articles for various publications. More often I have operated "behind the scene", consulting newspapers etc. with background information.
Among my other interests are genealogy, Norwegian-American emigration history, US presidential history, traveling, football and ice hockey.
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Please visit my website http://www.hoelseth.com which among others deals with royal and constitutional history, genealogy and football statistics, and my Twitter page.
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I have found your site by accident, as I was looking for information on Dag II of Poland.
ReplyDeleteI found the site very interesting.
I have found this part of my family line by accident. I do have my father's side of family which is from Poland and I can't find much on the family.
My grandfather just passed away and now I no longer have anyone to ask for information.
I do know that my great-grandmother moved back to Poland and passed away there.
If you could give any suggestions on how to find more information on my Polish history would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Cheri
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