Olefine Moe
Olefine Moe (1850–1933) was a Norwegian opera singer, music educator and actress.
Overview
Born at Bergen in 1850, died at Ås Municipality in 1933.
In detail
training under Fredrika Stenhammar is recorded. Mimi Hviid and Helene Gløersen are recorded as having studied under Olefine Moe.
Subjects and genres recorded for the work are opera.
Sources
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ChemInform Abstract: ADDITIONSREAKTIONEN AN BICYCLISCHE OLEFINE 4. MITT. DIE LEICHTE REDUKTION LABILER EPOXIDE BICYCLISCHER OLEFINE DURCH LITHIUM IN AETHYLENDIAMIN, Chemischer Informationsdienst. Organische Chemie, 1971
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The Production of Olefine-Containing and Fuel Gases, 1964
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Versuche zur Hydrohydroxymethylierung höhermolekularer n-Olefine, Die Hydrohydroxymethylierung höhermolekularer α-Olefine, 1970
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q3439554: Olefine Moe
reference work · Reputable secondary · Wikidata
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“Olefine Moe”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Plates
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Depicted person: Olefine Moe – Norwegian actor and singer (1850–1933)
Gösta Florman · https://sls.finna.fi/Record/sls.SLSA+1270_SLSA+1270_34_foto_1282 · CC BY 4.0
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- Oldřich LipskýPerson
- Oldřich NovýPerson
- Ole Christian MadsenPerson
- Ole GiæverPerson
- Oleg AsadulinPerson
- Oleg BasilashviliPerson
- Oleg BorisovPerson
- Oleg FrelikhPerson
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