3 Giants of Norw.-American Newspapers. Vinland, January 11-25,
1968.
John Anderson of Skandinaven, B. Anundsen of Decorah-Posten,
and Thorvald Guldbrandsen of Minneapolis Tidende.
Volume 24, 1970
(article)
85-Year-Old Norwegian Poem Tells of Eau Claire Strike, Writes T. Ager.
Minnesota Posten, January 19, 1967.
The story of the strike at several
lumber mills in 1881.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
A 125 year history of Rock Praire [sic] Lutheran Congregation: June 22
& 23, 1996. Fergus Falls, Minn.: Victor Lundeen Co [1996]. 41 pp.; ill.
Rock Prairie Lutheran Church, Stony Brook Township, Grant County,
Minnesota.
Volume 35, 2000 (church history)
A Battle in Britain. The Manifest (Minneapolis), May, 1966.
A
discussion of criticisms of the Vinland map of 1440.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
A Brief Survey of Scandinavian Studies in the U.S." Scandinavian
Review, 70:86-94 (September, 1982).
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
A History of Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, Town of Farmington,
1859-1959. Farmington, Wisconsin, 1959. 33 p.
Volume 21, 1962
A new picture of an old pioneer. Lutheran almanac, 1934, p.
55-59.
A biographical sketch of Elling Eielsen (1804-83).
Volume 8, 1934
A Nordic Congress on Migration Research. American Studies in Scandinavia,
1:22-24 (Summer, 1968).
Report of a conference on migration in Sweden in
1967.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
A Pioneer in Northwest America, 1841-1858: The Memoirs of Gustaf Unonius,
vol. 2. Translated from the Swedish by Jonas Oscar Backlund; edited by Nils
William Olsson. Minneapolis, 1960. 357 p.
The earlier volume (1950) contains
the story of Unonius’ migration and pioneer activities. The second
continues the account and also tells of his work as an Episcopal pastor among
the Swedes and Norwegians at Pine Lake, Wisconsin, and in Chicago.
Volume 21,
1962
A. C. M.” Luren sangforening er 90 år. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
51:111 (May, 1958).
The Norwegian-American choir, Luren, of Decorah, Iowa,
celebrates its ninetieth anniversary.
Volume 20, 1959 (article)
A.R., “Hedemarkinger på Kanadas prærie.”
Årbok/Ringsaker. Veldre og Brotturn historielag, 1991, I:
42-44.
An account of the Olstad brothers from Veldre, Hedmark, reprinted from
Hamar Stiftstidende, 1934.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
AABREKK, ANTON. Med “Valkyrien” over havet.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 58: 166 (August-September, 1965).
The last voyage
of Norwegian emigrants to America under sail, on the “Valkyrie” in
1873,
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
AAKHUS, EIVND D. Minne frå Noreg og Amerika. [Kristiansand,
Johanssen & Tangens prenteverk,
1932.] 112 p.
Recollections of a violinist
who made many concert tours in Norway and America during the first quarter of
the twentieth century. He immigrated in 1878 and was for a time a farmer in the
Red River Valley of Minnesota.
Volume 10, 1938
AAMLAND, TOLV. Agder og Amerika, en samling gamle Amerika-brev, med
innledning av skulestyrar Tolv Aamland og dr. philos. Ingrid Semmingsen.
Oslo, 1953. 84 p.
The old America letters in this collection cover the
years 1850-89. The first introduction, by Mr. Aamland, is entitled “Ei ny
verd veks fram” (A New World Grows Forth). The second introduction, by Dr.
Semmingsen, is entitled “Nybyggere og brevskrivere” (Pioneers and
Letter Writers).
Volume 18, 1954
Aamodt, Erik. “Utvandringen fra Horg.” Gauldalsminne, 1992,
I:35-40. Emigration from Horg, Sør-Trøndelag.
Volume 34, 1995
(article)
AARNESS, HANS. Den norske pressa i Amerika frå 1847-1925. Oslo,
1945. 15 p.
The Norwegian press in America, 1847-1925.
Volume 15, 1949
AARON, D. Thorstein Veblen, Moralist and Rhetorician. Antioch Review,
7:381-390 (September, 1947).
Volume 16 1950
AARON, DANIEL. Men of Good Hope: A Story of American Progressives.
New York, 1951. 329 p.
Chapter 7 is entitled “Thorstein Veblen,
Moralist and Rhetorician.”
Volume 18, 1954
AASE, LARS. Utvandringa frå Kvinesdalen til USA. Agder historielag,
Arsskrift, 1980.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
AASEN, ANDERS O.
Ivar Aus. Fra legdegutt til pionérprest.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 67: 13-14 (1974).
An account of the imposing church
work of a still active centenarian, Anders O. Aasen, who has founded
congregations in Minnesota, Alaska, California, New York, and Canada.
Volume
27, 1977 (biographical sketch)
Aasetre, Torbjørn. “Emigrasjonen til Nord-Amerika.”
Brevik historielag/årbok, 1987: 57-63
Emigration to North America
from Langangen in Telemark.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Aasgaard, J. A. Address at seventieth anniversary of Luther college.
LUTHERAN HERALD,
15:1353-1355, 1357-1358 (October 27, 1931).
The
history of Luther college is reviewed in this article.
Volume 7, 1933
AASGAARD, J. A.
Dr. Aasgaard død. Decorah-Posten, January 20,
1966.
An obituary.
Herman E. Jørgensen. In Memoriam. Minnesota
Posten, March 10, 1966.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
Aasland, Johan L. “Johan L. Aaslands dagboknotater 1924-1928.”
Telemark historie, 9: 134-147 (1988).
Notes from the diary of Johan
Leonard Aasland (1898-1971) born in Rørholtgrenda in Bamble, Telemark.
He emigrated to Canada in 1924 and moved to Chicago in 1926.
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
Aasmund Olavson Vinje-etti. JUL I VESTERLAND, 1931, p. 13-16.
The genealogy
of the Vinje family in Norway and America, principally in Minnesota. The
article is signed "Hedleve."
Volume 7, 1933
Aasum, Bjarne. “Amerikabrev. Glimt fra namdalsk utvandring.”
Årbok/ Namdalen. Namdal historielag, 1991, I: 31-36.
Letters from
Julie Estensdatter Skei, who emigrated from Overhalla, Trøndelag, to
America in 1888.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Aasum, Bjarne. “Utvandringen fra Skei, 1888-1904. Skeislekten i
USA.” Årbok/Namdalen. Narndal historielag, 1992, I:
123-147.
The Skei family from Overhalla, Nord-Trøndelag, in the United
States.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Aasvik, Olav. “Amerikareise i 1914.” Lurøyboka,
1987, I: 69-71.
Aaskvik tells of his journey and first year in America.
Volume
34, 1995 (article)
Aavatsmark, O. S. Hans Barlien. En norsk bondefører. New ed.,
Steinkjer, Norway, 1987. 172 pp.
Originally appeared in 1954. Hans Barlien, a
Norwegian peasant leader, emigrated to America in 1837.
Volume 33, 1992 (book
or pamphlet)
ABERTSON, DOROTHY EARLE. Mid-Night Sun (Norway) to Texas. Tyler,
Texas, 1944. 70 p.
Volume 15, 1949
ABRAHAMSEN, SAMUEL
Erik J. Friis. The Scandinavian of the Month: Professor
Samuel Abrahamsen. Scandinavian-American Bulletin, September, 1968.
A
sketch of the professor of comparative and international education at Brooklyn
College and lecturer in Norwegian language and culture.
Volume 24, 1970
(biographical sketch)
Abrahamson, Laura Aleta Iversen, intro, by Philip L. Gerber. “Herding
Cows and Waiting Tables: The Diary of Laura Aleta Iversen Abrahamson.”
South Dakota History, 20,1(1990), 17-50
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
ABRAMOSKE, DONALD J. Victor Lawson and the Chicago Weekly
News: A
Defeat. Journalism Quarterly, Spring, 1966.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Abrams, Elliott. “Unforgettable Scoop Jackson.” Readers Digest,
February, 1985, 81-85.
Senator Henry M. “Scoop” Jackson
(1912-1983) of the state of Washington was the son of Norwegian
immigrants.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
ACREA, KENNETH. The Wisconsin Reform Coalition, 1892 to 1900: La
Follette’s Rise to Power. Wisconsin Magazine of History, 52:
132-157 (Winter, 1968-1969).
George Borchsenius, Nils P. Haugen, and John
Mandt Nelson were members of the reform coalition.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
ADAMIC, Louis. A Nation of Nations. New York, 1944, 1945. 399 p.
Chapter 10, p. 249-266, is entitled "Americans from Norway."
Volume
15, 1949
ADELMAN, CLARICE OLSON. From this Valley. Staples, Minnesota,
1981. 124 pp.
". . . poignant collection of stories about one
family’s life in the 1930s and 1940s on a Scandinavian farm in the Red
River Valley.”
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
ADOLFSON, SVEN. Magnus Jonasson Linnell: A Real Karl Oskar. Swedish
Pioneer Historical Quarterly, 29: 34-41 (1978).
Like Karl Oskar in
Moberg’s famous immigrant novel, Magnus Jonasson came from Småland
and settled near Chisago Lake in Minnesota.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
AGER, TRYGVE. Neste romfarer, Major Donald Slayton. Nordisk Tidende
(Brooklyn), March 8, 1962.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
AGER, WALDEMAR
Clarence Kilde. Tragedy in the Life and Writing of Waldemar
Ager: Norwegian Immigrant, Author and Editor.
An M. A. thesis presented at the
University of Minnesota in 1978 --“a careful and sympathetic
study.’’ 108 typewritten pages.
Volume 28, 1979 (biographical sketch)
Ager, Waldemar. En gammel kjæmpe. NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET, 23:408--411
(December, 1930).
Rasmus B. Anderson of Madison, Wisconsin, pioneer professor,
editor, and author, is here presented as an old giant.
----------
Hundeøine. Oslo, Forlagt av H. Aschehoug & Co. (W. Nygaard), 1929.
232 p.
"Dog Eyes" is the title of this story enacted within the
American scene. As a boy the hero comes to Chicago from Norway but ultimately
he finds his destiny in prairie wilderness. See also following
title.
---------- I sit alone. New York, Harper, 1931.
This is his
Hundeøine, translated into English by Charles Wharton Stork.
Reviewed in New York Times Book Review, 80, IV:24--25 (April 12, 1931),
and in New York Herald Tribune Books, 7:23 (March 15, 1931).
----------
Under forvandlingens tegn; fortellinger og saadant. Eau Claire, Wisconsin,
Fremad publishing
company, 1980. 87 p.
Mr. Ager entitles this volume,
"Beneath the symbol of change; stories and such." It is a collection
of nine stories and essays, the field of action of some of them being in the
Northwest. The mood throughout is playful.
Volume 6, 1931
Ager, Waldemar. En gammel kjæmpe. NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET, 23:408-411
(December, 1930).
Rasmus B. Anderson of Madison, Wisconsin, pioneer professor,
editor, and author, is here presented as an old giant.
----------
Hundeøine. Oslo, Forlagt av H. Aschehoug & Co. (W. Nygaard), 1929.
232 p.
"Dog Eyes" is the title of this story enacted within the
American scene. As a boy the hero comes to Chicago from Norway but ultimately
he finds his destiny in prairie wilderness. See also following
title.
---------- I sit alone. New York, Harper, 1931.
This is his
Hundeøine, translated into English by Charles Wharton Stork.
Reviewed in New York Times Book Review, 80, IV:24-25 (April 12, 1931),
and in New York Herald Tribune Books, 7:23 (March 15, 1931).
----------
Under forvandlingens tegn; fortellinger og saadant. Eau Claire, Wisconsin,
Fremad publishing company, 1930. 87 p.
Mr. Ager entitles this volume,
"Beneath the symbol of change; stories and such." It is a collection
of nine stories and essays, the field of action of some of them being in the
Northwest. The mood throughout is playful.
Volume 6, 1931
AGER, WALDEMAR. Julius E. Olson. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 25: 294-297
(September, 1932).
A tribute to Professor Olson, written upon his retirement
from the chair
of Scandinavian languages and literature at the University of
Wisconsin.
---------- Siste kapitel. Norden, 4:11-12 (December,
1932).
A discussion of the use of the Norwegian Language among Norwegian
immigrants and their descendants, emphasizing the first two generations. The
author assumes that the second generation will see the end of the use of
Norwegian and that fusion into American life will eliminate the original speech
of the immigrants.
Volume 8, 1934
Ager, Waldemar. On the way to the melting pot: a novel. Translated by
Harry T. Cleven. Madison: Prairie Oak Press, 1995. 198 pp. (Prairie classics,
no. 4).
Volume 35, 2000 (translation)
AGER, WALDEMAR. Sons of the Old Country. Lincoln, Nebraska, 1983. 255
pp. Translated by Trygve M. Ager, with a foreword by Odd S. Lovoll.
"Ager
gives a vivid description of the early Norwegian settlers, their struggles and
triumphs, the
slow and painful process of assimilation and, finally, their
trials in the battlefields, hospitals, and prisons in the South during the
Civil War."
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
AGER, WILLIAM T. Incidents in the Early Life of Knut Hamsun. American
Book Collector, 15:16-18 (September, 1964).
The author and Hamsun at Elroy,
Wisconsin. First published in Kvartal-skrift, January, 1916.
Volume 23,
1967 (article)
AGERSBORG, H. P. VON W. KJERSCHOW. A future American, or a biographical
sketch of Hans Peter of Gjersvik. London, The Mitre press, n.d. 177
p.
"This book is a historical-sociological novel." An immigrant's
story, apparently based on real experience.
Volume 9, 1936
AHLBÄCK, RAGNA et al. Amerika trunken: Emigranter beretta om sig
själv. Helsingfors, 1976. 199 pp.
Material collected by
Finland-Swedish scholars during a study tour among Finnish settlers in the
United States and Canada, 1971.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
AHLSTROM, SYDNEY E. The Lutheran Church and American Culture. Lutheran
Quarterly, 9:321-342 (November, 1957).
Volume 20, 1959
AHOLA, DAVID JOHN. Finnish-Americans and International Communism: A Study
of Finnish-American Communism from Bolshevization to the Demise of the Third
International. Washington, D.C., 1981. ix, 346 pp.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or
pamphlet)
AKERMAN, SUNE. Toward an Understanding of Emigrational Processes.
Scandinavian Journal of History, 3: 131-154 (Stockholm, 1978).
Volume
28, 1979 (article)
Alba, Richard D. Italian Americans: Into the Twilight of Ethnicity.
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1985. ix, 182 pp.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or
pamphlet)
ALBANY, WISCONSIN
Albany Lutheran Church: Centennial 1863-1963. 20
p.
Volume 23, 1967 (history of congregation)
ALBRECHT, ESTHER A. Riders of the North Star. New York, 1970. 210
pp.
A fictionalized story of Swedes migrating to America during and
after the mid-nineteenth century.
Volume 26, 1974 (book or pamphlet)
ALCORN, ROWENA L. and GORDON D. The Nylund Family, Pioneers of Old
Ozette. Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 53:151-156 (October, 1962).
Volume
22, 1965 (article)
Alexander, Martha Lee. “Stoughton, Wisconsin's syttende mai
celebration: the dynamic of a small-town American festival,” Ann Arbor,
Mich.: UMI, 1993, 396 pp.; ill., Ph.D., Indiana University, 1986.
Volume 35,
2000 (thesis or dissertation)
Alfredson, James B. Newmann: The Pioneer Mentalist. Glenwood,
Illinois, 1989. 88 pp.
Christian Andrew George Naeseth (1880-1952), also known
as C. A. George Newmann, was born near Kenyon, Minnesota. As “Newmann the
Great” he toured the Northwest and West Coast, and “his show of
hypnotism, mentalism, and ‘fun and wonders’ meant first-class
entertainment.” Newmann also claimed to have collected the largest
collection of magic books in the Western hemisphere; he wrote Newmann’s
Magical Library.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Aliens in the United States. Washington, D.C., 1965. 487 p.
Lists the
number of aliens by states, counties, and nationalities.
Volume 24, 1970 (book
or pamphlet)
Allen, E. John B. “Skeeing’ in Maine: The Early Years, 1870s to
1920s.” Maine Historical Society Quarterly, 30, 3-4 (1991),
146-165.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Allen, E. John B. “The Modernization of the Skisport: Ishpeming’s
Contribution to American Skiing.” The Michigan Historical Review,
16, 1: 1-20 (Spring, 1990).
Norwegians, Swedes and Finns in the Northwest
introduced skiing as a sport. Ishpeming, Michigan, became a center of skiing
competition.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Allen, E. John B. From Skisport to Skiing. One Hundred Years of an
American Sport, 1840-1940. Amherst, Mass., 1993.229 pp.
Volume 34, 1995
(book or pamphlet)
Allen, James Paul and Eugene James Turner. We the People: An Atlas of
America’s Ethnic Diversity. New York, 1988. xii, 3l5pp.
Ethnic
settlements in the United States based on the 1980 census. Those who claimed to
be of Danish, Finnish, Norwegian and Swedish ancestry are included.
Volume 33,
1992 (book or pamphlet)
Almås, Reidar. Norwegian Farmers in the USA: A Contemporary Report
Based on the Stories of 36 Midwestern Families. Santa Cruz, California,
1988. 71 pp.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
ALMQUIST, STEN. "Johan Frederik Tenggren: Soldier, Poet,
Gold-miner." Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 33:241-265
(1982). Translated by J. E. Norton and H. A. Barton.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
America letters. Første brev hjem. Hallingen, December, 1963.
A letter written by Ole Jodock, Williston, North Dakota, May, 1890.
Volume 22,
1965 (article)
American Economic Association. Papers and Proceedings of the Seventieth
Annual Meeting of the American Economic Association, Philadelphia, December
28-30, 1957 (American Economic Review, vol. 48, no. 2-May, 1958).
The first
thirty-four pages are devoted to the Veblen Centenary Round Table, with the
following papers: Source and Impact of Veblen, by Joseph Dorfman; The Influence
of Veblen on Mid-Century Institutionalism, by Allan G. Grundy; Veblen’s
Critique of the American Economy, by Paul M. Sweezy; Discussion, by Peter N.
Vukasin and George W. Zinke.
Volume 20, 1959
Amerikabrev fra 1858-1871.” Gamle Modum. Årsskrift for Modum
historielag, 3:17-20 (1988).
An 1858 letter from Steel county, Minnesota,
by Ingri Andersdatter and Ole Jens Høgaasen detailing a difficult
journey, and an 1871 letter from Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, by Hans J. Rustand
describing life in a lumber camp and encounters with local Indians.
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
Amerikabrev,” Årbok for Nordfjord (1994), 28:112-114; ill.
America letters.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
Amerikabrev,” Varden. Onsøy Historielag (1998), I: 26-28.
America letters.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
Amerikabrev.” Årbok for Mosvik historielag (1998), I:
48-69. America letters.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
Amerikabrev.” Sagn og soge i Søndre Ourdahl, 1988:
17-25.
Letter of July 11, 1880 by Iver Andersen Lie of Dane county, Wisconsin,
to his family in Hedalen, Valdres.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
AMERIKABREVE FRA GAMLE TIDER. Decorah-posten, May 20-August 12,
1938.
Twelve letters, covering the period December, 1852-May, 1873, written
from Wisconsin, Iowa,
and Minnesota by Norwegian immigrants to relatives in
Norway.
Volume 11, 1940
Amerikafarten frå Sogn.” Årbok for Sogn, 1989:
35.
Emigration from the county of Sogn in the west of Norway.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Amerikansk professor om norsk sprogstrid: soleklart at nynorsk og
bokmål må holdes adskilt. Frisprog, Oslo, February 5,
1966.
Views on Norway’s language problem, by Sverre Arestad.
Volume 24,
1970 (article)
Amerson, Robert. From the Hidewood: memories of a Dakota
neighborhood. Minnesota Historical Society Press, St. Paul, 1996. 364
pp.
Volume 35, 2000 (autobiograph or memoir)
And All Our Yesterdays . . . 4: 1989, Spring Valley,
Wisconsin. 114 pp.
Published by the Spring Valley Area chapter of the Pierce
County Historical Association. Contains articles about Norwegian
settlers.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
And All Our Yesterdays . . . 6: 1991, Spring Valley, Wisconsin. 88
pp.
An emphasis on Spring Valley and Gilman township (Pierce county) history.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
And All Our Yesterdays . . 5: 1990, Spring Valley, Wisconsin. 71
pp.
Spring Valley and Martell township history (Pierce county) with an emphasis
on local musicians including an article by Patricia Wiff, “Just
Fiddlin’ Around.”
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
And All Our Yesterdays. Book 2. Beldenville, Wisconsin, 1987. 62 pp.
A collection of essays on the history of Spring Valley, Wisconsin, many of
which are about Norwegian Americans.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
ANDER, FRITIOF. The Cultural Heritage of the Swedish Emigrant. Rock
Island, Illinois, 1956. 191 p.
This volume contains a selected but
comprehensive bibliography of books and articles relating to all aspects of
Swedish immigration.
Volume 20, 1959
ANDER, O. FRITIOF, ed. In the Trek of the Immigrants: Essays Presented to
Carl Wittke. Rock Island, 1964. 325 p.
This Volume, dedicated to the
eminent historian of immigration, contains essays by Carlton C. Qualey and
Kenneth O. Bjork and discusses the contributions to immigrant history made by
Marcus L. Hansen and Theodore C. Blegen. Reviewed in American Historical
Review, October, 1964.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
ANDER, O. FRITIOF. Reflections on the Causes of Emigration from Sweden.
Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly, 13:143-154 (October, 1962).
Volume
22, 1965 (article)
ANDERSEN, ANNETTE. Ibsen in America. Scandinavian studies and notes,
14: 65-109, 115-155 (February, May, 1957).
An annotated bibliography
of all books and articles relating to Ibsen's life and works published in the
United States.
Volume 10, 1938
Andersen, Arlow W. “Danish Methodists in the United States.”
The Bridge, 10,1: 20-38 (1987).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Andersen, Arlow W. “Land, Sea, and Ice: Explorers and Discoverers in
the Norwegian-American Press.” Norwegian-American Studies, 33
(1992), 243-266.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Andersen, Arlow W. “Reflections on Denmark As It Was, and Emigration to
America.” The Bridge, 9,1: 17-35 (1986).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Andersen, Arlow W. “The Haymarket Affair and the Norwegian Immigrant
Press.” Norwegian-American Studies, 31: 97-112 (1986).
A survey of
contemporary Norwegian-American press opinion on a significant event in the
American labor movement.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
ANDERSEN, ARLOW W. American Politics in 1880: Norwegian Observations.
Scandinavian Studies, 40: 233-247 (August, 1968).
Observations by
Kristofer Janson and Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, together with others
from the Norwegian press.
---------- Knut Hamsun’s America.
Norwegian-American Studies, 23: 175-203 (1967).
Volume 24, 1970
(article)
ANDERSEN, ARLOW W. Knud Langeland, Pioneer Editor. Norwegian-American
Studies and Records, 14:122-138 (1944).
Volume 15, 1949
ANDERSEN, ARLOW W. Lincoln and the Union; a Study of the Editorials of
"Emigranten" and "Fædrelandet." Norwegian-American
Studies and Records, 15:85-121 (1949).
---------- Venturing into Politics;
the Norwegian-American Press of the 1850's. Wisconsin Magazine of History,
32:58-79 (September, 1948).
Volume 16 1950
Andersen, Arlow W. Rough Road to Glory: The Norwegian-American Press
Speaks out on Public Affairs. 1875-1925. Philadelphia, 1988. 272 pp.
Published by the Balch Institute Press. “A study of thirty selected
Norwegian-American newspapers with special reference to their editorial
positions on public affairs from 1875 to 1925.”
Volume 33, 1992 (book or
pamphlet)
ANDERSEN, ARLOW W. The Norwegian-Americans. Boston, 1975. 274 pp.
The
varied experiences of the Norwegians in America since their first arrival in
1825. A
Volume in the Immigrant Heritage of America Series issued by Twayne
Publishers, Inc.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
ANDERSEN, ARLOW W. The Salt of the Earth: A History of Norwegian-Danish
Methodism in America. Nashville, Tennessee, 1962. 338 p.
Volume 22, 1965
(book or pamphlet)
ANDERSEN, ARLOW WILLIAM. Norwegian-Danish Methodism on the Pacific Coast.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 19:89-115 (1956).
Volume 20,
1959
ANDERSEN, ARLOW WILLIAM. The Immigrant Takes His Stand: The
Norwegian-American Press and Public Affairs, 1847-1872. Northfield, 1953.
176 p.
Reviewed in Minnesota History, 33:349 (Winter,
1953).
Volume 18, 1954
Andersen, Raoul. “Hvalblas!” North Dakota Quarterly, 57, 4:
48-56 (Fall, 1989).
Whaling operations among Norwegian Canadians in Nova
Scotia.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
ANDERSON, A. J. When We Were Young; Reminiscences from Augsburg Publishing
House. Lutheran Herald, 28:462, 468 (May 30, 1944).
Volume 15, 1949
Anderson, Alan B. “Scandinavian Settlements in Saskatchewan: Migration
History and Changing Ethnocultural Identity.” Scandinavian-Canadian
Studies: Etudes Scandinaves au Canada, 2: 89-113 (1986).
Volume 32, 1989
(article)
ANDERSON, ALBERT G., Jr. The Anderson Family History. Fargo, N.D.,
1949. 44 p.
---------- Halgrimslekten i Amerika gjennem 100 aar, 1849-1949.
Hallingen, 150:19-25 (March, 1950).
A genealogy of the Halgrim family in
America for the past century.
Volume 16 1950
ANDERSON, CHARLES H. White Protestant Americans: From National Origins to
Religious Group. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1970. xx, 188 pp.
A Volume
in the Ethnic Groups in American Life Series published by Prentice Hall.
Volume
26, 1974 (book or pamphlet)
Anderson, Christine, et al. Christmas time and juletid: traditions from
the United States and Norway with songs, food, decorations, and stories for the
season. Illustrations by Rosemary Antel; music by Paul Allan and Darrel
Eide. Seattle, Wash.: Leikarringen of Leif Erikson Lodge No. 1, Sons of Norway,
1997. 251 pp.; ill. Anderson, Philip J., Dag Blanck, and Peter Kivisto, eds.
Scandinavian immigrants and education in North America. Chicago:
Swedish-American Historical Society, 1995. 222 pp.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
ANDERSON, CLIFFORD N. The Spirit of Self-Reliance. The Norseman, No.
6, 161-165 (1972).
An article about the village of Scandinavia, Wisconsin,
settled by Norwegians more than a century ago.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
Anderson, George W, Jr., transcriber, translator, and indexer. Early Records
of the LeSueur River Church of Waseca and Steele Counties, Minnesota. Brooklyn
Park, Minn., 1993. 48 pp.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
Anderson, Harry H. “Carl Sandburg as a Political Candidate.”
Swedish American Genealogist, 10, 1: 40-42 (March, 1990).
Sandburg was
active in the Social-Democratic party in Wisconsin early in this century,
served as private secretary to Emil Seidel, Milwaukee’s first Socialist
mayor, and ran for public office as a Socialist in the fall of 1910, losing in
a race for a seat in the Wisconsin State Assembly.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Anderson, Harry H. “Possessions of a Swedish Pioneer.” Swedish
American Genealogist, 8, 1: 33-37 (March, 1988).
The possessions of an
emigrant from Sweden to Pine Lake, Wisconsin, from probate records of
1845.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
ANDERSON, HARRY H. Early Scandinavian Settlement in Milwaukee County.
Milwaukee County Historical Society, Historical Messenger, March,
1969.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
ANDERSON, HARRY H. Gustav Unonius and the Episcopal Mission to the
Scandinavians. Milwaukee County Historical Society, Historical Messenger,
June, 1970.
Treats of the work of the famous Swedish pioneer pastor among
his countrymen at Pine Lake, Wisconsin, and among the Norwegians at Ashippun,
Wisconsin.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
ANDERSON, JAMES R. The Anderson Family, 1839-1973. Dodgeville,
Wisconsin, 1973. 35 pp. Illustrated.
A genealogy tracing the family from its
Norwegian roots to present-day life in Iowa County, Wisconsin.
Volume 27, 1977
(book or pamphlet)
ANDERSON, JOHAN. Amerikabreve. Tromsø, Bjerrings bok- &
aksidenstrykkeri, 1930. 290 p.
Letters dated October 29, 1920, to August 19,
1921, that give an account of a journey from Tromsø, Norway, to the
United States and across the country, with descriptions and critical
observations of American life.
Volume 8, 1934
Anderson, John Louis. Scandinavian Humor & Other Myths.
Minneapolis, 1986. 219 pp.
Presented as humor, this is also a perceptive
look at an often neglected aspect of immigrant culture.
Volume 32, 1989 (book
or pamphlet)
ANDERSON, JOHN R. L. Vinland Voyage: The Guardian Expedition to Vinland
1966. London and New York, 1967. 278 p.
The story of the author’s
voyage in 1966 on the 44-foot cutter “Griffin” from England via
Iceland, Greenland, and Newfoundland to Cape Cod, following Leif Ericson’s
course. Reviewed in Swedish Pioneer Historical Society, Quarterly,
April, 1968, American-Scandinavian Review, Summer, 1968, and
Minnesota History, Spring, 1969.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
ANDERSON, JUDITH. Hilsen til Teler i Norge fra Teler og Venner i
Milan, Minnesota. Årbok for Telemark, 126-130 (1972).
This
greeting from a Telemark community in Minnesota to Telemarkings in Norway
contains considerable information about the Norwegian settlement around Milan,
Minnesota.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
Anderson, L. O. Haandbok for Amerikareisende. Handbook for Scandinavian
travelers in America,
1929-30. Brooklyn, New York, Federation of Norwegian
Lutheran Young People's Societies in America. Brooklyn, Reverend L. O.
Anderson, 1929. 272 p.
Volume 6, 1931
Anderson, L. O. Norske pionæersteder. NORSK UNGDOM, 20:11-12
(February, 1932).
An article on places of interest, with illustrations of the
house of Hellik Brække, where in 1844 the first Norwegian Lutheran
services conducted by an ordained minister took place; the Luther Valley
parsonage first occupied by Pastor C. L. Clausen in 1846; the bell hung in the
church in Rock County, Wisconsin, in 1857; and the old printing shop of
Nordlyset, which dates back to 1853.
Volume 7, 1933
Anderson, Lorna. “Telelaget i USA.” Telemark Historie, 8:
54-60 (1987).
The society of emigrants and their descendants from Telemark in
the United States.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
ANDERSON, MRS. BERTHA J. "The Life Story of Mrs. Bertha Josephsen
Anderson." The Bridge, 6,
1:20-79 (1983).
Memories of pioneering
in Montana and North Dakota, 1889-1907.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
ANDERSON, ODIN W. "The Lynching of Hans Jakob Olson, 1889: The Story of
a Norwegian-American Crime." Norwegian-American Studies, 29:159-184
(1983).
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
ANDERSON, PAUL. The Olson Sisters: Popular Norwegian-American Entertainers
of Yesteryear. Sons of Norway Viking (October, 1979).
“Between 1900
and 1925 Eleanora Olson and Ethel Olson were well-known figures in Scandinavian
communities throughout the United States.”
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
ANDERSON, PEDER
Eva L. Haugen and Ingrid Semmingsen. Peder Anderson of
Bergen and Lowell: Artist and Ambassador of Culture. Americana-norvegica,
4:1-29 (1973).
Peder Anderson came to America in 1830 and gained
considerable fame as an artist and friend of prominent people in New England
and Washington, D.C.
Volume 27, 1977 (biographical sketch)
Anderson, Philip J. and Dag Blanck, eds. Swedish-American Life in
Chicago: Cultural and Urban Aspects of an Immigrant People. 1850-1930.
Urbana, Illinois, 1992. 408 pp.
“A richly variegated picture of the
amazingly vital and varied life of the Swedish community in the capital of
America’s heartland.”
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Anderson, Philip J., ed. Amicus Dei: Essays on Faith and Friendship
Presented to Karl A. Olsson on His 75th Birthday. Chicago, 1988. xviii, 293
pp.
A festschrift for a Swedish American who was president of North Park
College, Chicago. Includes fourteen essays and a seventy-nine page bibliography
titled “Published and Unpublished Writings of Karl A. Olsson,” by
Timothy J. Johnson.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
ANDERSON, R. B. The discovery of America --- Leif Erikson day,
October 9th.
Skandinaven, October 4, 1932, p.9.
Volume 8, 1934
Anderson, Rasmus B. Leif Erikson dagen, 9de Oktober. SØNNER AF NORGE,
26:296-298 (October,
1929).
A brief exposition of Leif Ericson's discovery of
America and related events, issued in connection with the establishment of Leif
Ericson Day, October 9, in Wisconsin. An English edition was issued in pamphlet
form for distribution to Wisconsin schools.
Volume 5, 1930
Anderson, Rasmus Bjørn. America not discovered by Columbus. Eighth
edition. Madison, Wisconsin,
Leif Erikson memorial association, 1930. 176 p.
A
reprint edition.
Volume 6, 1931
ANDERSON, SIGURD
Roald Steen. Arendalsgutten som ble guvernør.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 76: 53-54 (1981).
Sigurd Anderson, who emigrated
from Arendal, Norway, as a three-year-old boy in 1909, served as governor of
South Dakota, 1951-1955.
Volume 29, 1983 (biographical sketch)
Anderson, W.R. Norse America: tenth century onward. Evanston, Ill.:
Valhalla Press, 1996. 200 pp.: ill.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
ANDERSSEN, ANDERS. Spelemann i vesterveg. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 61:
246-247 (November, 1968).
Violinist Sigbjørn Osa at the Nordic festival
in Seattle.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
ANDERSSON, INGVAR. Kring Kensingtonstenen. Nordisk tidskrift før
vetenskap, konst och industri, 26:133 (1950).
Volume 17, 1952
ANDERSSON, THEODORE M. The Problem of Icelandic Saga Origins: A
Historical Survey. New Haven, 1964. 190 p.
Variations of opinion
from the seventeenth to the twentieth century on the historic value of the
Icelandic sagas.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
Andersson-Palmquist, Lena. “Buildings on Swedish-American Farms in Two
Minnesota Communities.” The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly,
38, 1: 13-28 (January, 1987).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Andersson-Palmquist, Lena. Building Traditions Among Swedish Settlers in
Rural Minnesota. Stockholm, 1983. 121 pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or
pamphlet)
Andrew Rowberg, Former Minnesota Newspaper Editor, Dies. Minnesota
Posten, December 11, 1969.
The obituary of a journalist from Northfield,
Minnesota, who did valuable work for the Norwegian-American Historical
Association, especially in the field of genealogy.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
Angel, Marc. La America: The Sephardic Experience in the United States.
Philadelphia, 1982. x, 220 pp.
“The history of the some thirty
thousand Levantine Jews who migrated to these shores between 1890 and World War
I.”
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
ANGERSBACH, A.L. Dr. John Olaf Evjen. The Friend, 20:7, 20 (February,
1943).
Volume 14, 1944
ANGIER, KATE. "Artist Floyd Johnson-A Viking's Vision." Sons of
Norway Viking, 81:38-42
(February, 1984).
A well-known Norwegian-American
artist who "expresses his Scandinavian background through painting"
though legally blind.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Anniversary recalls career of Viking churchman. Enthusiasm of Rev. B. J.
Muus, founder of St. Olaf college, lays foundation for Minnesota faith.
Southern Minnesotan, 2:9-10, 19 (July. 1932).
The centenary of the birth
of B. J. Muus (1832-1900) was celebrated in the Holden Lutheran church at
Kenyon, Minnesota, April 10, 1932.
Volume 8, 1934
ANONSEN, ANDREW E. Autobiographical Sketches. Windom, Minnesota,
Stanley H. Anonsen, [1939?]. 23 p. Mimeographed.
Volume 12, 1941
ANSTENSEN, ANSTEN. Leif Erikson i Saskatoon. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
56:228 (October, 1963).
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
ANSTENSEN, ELIZABETH. 50 års kulturarbeide i Canada.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 67:216 (1974).
A brief account of the work in
behalf of Norwegian culture in Western Canada by Dr. Knut Bergsagel and his
wife Josephine.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
ANSTENSEN, ELIZABETH. Ski-entusiaster i Saskatoon. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
69:101-102 (1976).
A Norwegian couple operates a Ski Hans in
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
APSLER, ALFRED. “Little Norway” on the Columbia River.
American-Scandinavian Review, 44:63-68 (Spring, 1956).
An account of a
Norwegian settlement on Puget Island in the Columbia River.
Volume 20, 1959
Årbok for Trysil, 1999. Trysil kommune, Kulturutvalget.
Contains 16 articles about emigration and life among Norwegian
Americans.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
Archdeacon, Thomas J. Becoming American: An Ethnic History. New York,
1983. xviii, 297 pp.
A one-volume survey of the American Immigrant
experience.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
ARDEN, G. EVERETT, tr. and ed. The Journals of Eric Norelius.
Philadelphia, 1967. 200 p.
Journals of a prominent Swedish-American church
leader, 1850-1916.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or pamphlet)
ARDEN, G. EVERETT. Four Northern Lights: Men Who Shaped Scandinavian
Churches. Minneapolis, 1964. 165 p.
Biographical sketches of clergymen,
including Hans Nielsen Hauge.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
ARESTAD, SVERRE, ed. Pioneering in Montana. Norwegian-American
Studies, 22: 104-143 (1965).
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
ARESTAD, SVERRE. "Sigbjørn Obstfelder and America."
Norwegian-American Studies, 29:253-292 (1983).
The experiences of a
famous Norwegian poet in America as revealed in letters to his brother,
1890-1892.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Arestad, Sverre. “Norwegians in the Pacific Coast Fisheries.”
Norwegian-American Studies, 30: 96-129 (1985).
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
ARESTAD, SVERRE. Hamsun and America. Norwegian-American Studies, 24:
148-192 (1970).
A translation, with introductory essay, of five short stories
setting forth in fictional form some of Kant Hamsun’s experiences in the
United States.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
ARESTAD, SVERRE. Ibsen in Seattle. Norwegian-American Studies,
25:167-85 (1972).
A discussion of the interest in Ibsen among Norwegian
Americans and other citizens of Seattle.
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
ARESTAD, SVERRE. Questing for Gold and Furs in Alaska. Norwegian-American
Studies, 21:54-94 (1962).
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
ARESTAD, SVERRE. The Norwegians in the Pacific Coast Fisheries. Pacific
Northwest Quarterly, 34:3-17 (January, 1943).
------------ Scandinavian
Language Newspapers. Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 34:305-308 (July,
1943).
A list of Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish newspapers published on the
Pacific coast, with comments. Also issued as a reprint.
Volume 14, 1944
ARGYLE, WISCONSIN
Apple Grove Lutheran Church, 1893-1968. 51 p.
A
Century of Grace: Yellowstone Lutheran Church, 1868-1968. 54 p.
Volume 24,
1970 (history of congregation)
ARMSTRONG, F. C. Erindringer fra mit pelsjægerliv i Ontario, Canada.
Samband, 9:13-20 (March,
1933).
Recollections of the life of a trapper
and hunter.
Volume 8, 1934
ARNDT, KARL J. R. Economy on the Ohio 1826-1834. Worcester,
Massachusetts, 1984. xxii, 1056 pp.
A documented history of the Harmony Society
during its period of greatest influence.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
ARNEBERG, C. Litt av mine erindringer fra nybyggerlivet i Canada.
Hallingen, 169:3-7 (December, 1954).
Reminiscences from pioneer days in
Alberta.
Volume 19, 1956
ARNEBERG, JOHN G. From Mountains to Prairies. Minneapolis, 1958. 215
p.
The autobiography of a Norwegian-American doctor.
Volume 20, 1959
ARNESEN, SIGURD J.
Col. Sigurd J. Arnesen, 79, død i Florida, var
Nordisk Tidendes utgiver i 37 år; mange tillitsverv. Nordisk
Tidende, November 3, 1966.
An obituary of the publisher of Nordisk
Tidende.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
ARNESON, AXEL, L. Norwegian Settlements in Texas. Southwestern Historical
Quarterly, 45:125-135 (October, 1941).
A general survey of Norwegian
immigration to Texas.
Volume 13, 1943
ARNESON, GEORGE. Om nybyggerlivet på Dakota-prairien. Nord-Norge,
March, 1967-June, 1968.
A serial about pioneer life in North Dakota in the
early twentieth century.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Arneson, R. Gordon and Nancy Long Arneson. R. Gordon Arneson: memories of
the State Department’s “Mr. Atom.” n.p. [1997]. 68 pp.: ill.
Arneson, born and raised at Osnabrock, N.D., son of Norwegian immigrants,
served as adviser to Secretaries of State Stinson and Acheson regarding nuclear
weapons.
Volume 35, 2000 (autobiograph or memoir)
Årsskrift, Etne sogelang. 63, 1986. 103 pp.
This yearbook
contains articles on emigration from Sunnhordland and Nord-Rogaland to America
by Nils Kolle, Ståle Dryvik, Martin Gjersvik, Olaf Holen, Loren Osman,
and Ingvald Skålnes.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
ARTICLES
ASE, OLAV. Marcus Thrane og Chicago anarkistane. Syn og Segn, vol.
71, no. 7, 413-414 (1965).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
ASH, HANS. Et norsk strøk i Texas. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
25:225-226 (July, 1932).
A brief historical account of the Norwegian
settlement in Texas.
Volume 8, 1934
Ash, Hans. Norge i Texas. NORDMANNS-FORBUNDET, 25:106-108 (April, 1932).
An
account of a visit to the Norwegian settlement in and about Clifton, Texas,
with some historical observations.
Volume 7, 1933
ASH, VIRGINIA HELLAND. The Genealogical Record of the Helland-Kringle
Families. Sun City, Arizona, 1967. 78 p.
Typescript.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or
pamphlet)
ASHWANBENON, WISCONSIN. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH. Seventy-fifth
Anniversary and Dedication of St. John's Lutheran Church, Ashwanbenon, Sunday,
July 17, 1949. n.p., 1949. 12 p.
Volume 16 1950
ASK, MRS. OLE. Glenwood menigheds historie, Decorah-posten, April 28,
1933, p. 3.
The Glenwood Norwegian Lutheran congregation, Winneshiek County,
lowa, of which this article is a history, was organized in 1853.
Volume 8,
1934
ASKELAND, H. Carl G. O. Hansen. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 26:49-50
(February, 1933).
Biographical sketch of the editor of Minneapolis
tidende.
Volume 8, 1934
ASKER, RANDI. Rose-Painting in Norway. Oslo, 1966. 50 p.
Profusely
illustrated. Reviewed in Sons of Norway, Viking, November, 1966.
Volume
24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
ASP, ROBERT
Richard Killian. Bob Asp: A 20th Century Viking. Sons of
Norway Viking, 77: 324-325 (October, 1980).
Robert Asp was the builder of
the now famous Viking ship replica Hjemkomst (Homecoming).
Volume 29,
1983 (biographical sketch)
Aspås, Berta. “Ei utvandringskvinne frå Osmarka.”
Gjemnes-minne, 1992, I: 38-44.
The story of Nikoline Heggem Bloom
(1866-1966), who emigrated from Osmarka, Nordmøre.
Volume 34, 1995
(article)
ÅSVANG, ARNT O. Emigranter. Vevelstad-fjerdinger som dro mot vest
1869-1930. Forvik, Norway,
1977.
Emigration from the community of
Vevelstad in northern Norway.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
AUSTAD, TORE. Report on Norwegian Studies at University of Chicago.
Vinland (Chicago), February 4, 1965.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
Avisjubileum i New York, Nordisk Tidende - En imponerende norsk
institusjon i USA fyller 75 år. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 59:213-214
(November, 1966).
Sketches of the history of Nordisk Tidende, Brooklyn,
celebrating its seventy-fifth anniversary.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
AWES, ASTRID DAHLE. As I Remember It. Minnesota Posten (Minneapolis),
November 14, 1963-January 17, 1964.
A clergyman’s daughter recalls her
father’s pastoral activities in northern Minnesota.
Volume 22, 1965
(article)
AWES, ASTRID DAHLE. As I remember it; a few pensketches of Rev. Ole Dahle,
sky pilot and circuit rider in northern Minnesota when the land was yet new.
The Friend, 9:6-9, 8-11, (August, September, 1934).
Covers approximately
the period 1895-1905.
Volume 9, 1936
AWES, LEIF H., tr. The Pioneer Pastor. Minneapolis, 1970. 343 p.
The
autobiography of Elias Aas, well-known pastor in the Lutheran Free Church,
translated by his son.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or pamphlet)
Baalson Centennial 1861-1961. Glenwood, Minnesota. 38 p.
History of
a Norwegian-American family group.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
Baalson, Herman E. Carl Benjamin Eielsen. LUTHERAN CHURCH HERALD, 14:1780-81
December
16, 1930). A biographical sketch of the noted flier, written by a
relative.
BACHE, SØREN. A Chronicle of Old Muskego: The Diary of
Søren Bache, 1839-1847. Translated and edited by Clarence A. Clausen
and Andreas Elviken. Northfield, 1951. 237 p.
Reviewed in Minnesota History,
33:85 (Summer, 1952).
Volume 18, 1954
Bache, Søren. Søren Baches dagbokoptegnelser under sit ophold
i Amerika aarene 1839-1842 og 1843-1847. NORSK UNGDOM 15:185-187; 16:6-7,
22-23, 38-39, 51-53, 69-70, 83-85, 99-100, 115-116, 148-150, 164-165; 17:4-6,
21-23, 38-39, 55-56, 71-72, 87, 103 (December, 1927; January---August, October,
November, 1928; January---July, 1929).
The diary of Søren Bache is one
of the most important diaries of Norwegian observers in the pioneer period. An
English translation is to be published by the Norwegian-American Historical
Association.
Volume 5, 1930
BACKER, J. E. Norwegian Migration 1856-1960. International Migration,
vol. 4, nos. 3-4, p. 172-182 (1966).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
BACKLUND, OSCAR J. "Childhood Dreams and Youthful Visions.''
Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 34:49-69 (1983). Translated by C.
George Ericson.
Reminiscences of a prominent Swedish-American pastor, poet, and
journalist.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Baensch, Emil. Thorvald Solberg, register of copyrights. WlSCONSIN MAGAZINE,
6:39-40
February, 1928).
A biographical sketch accompanied by a
portrait.
Volume 5, 1930
BAERA, GUNNAR. Utvandringen fra Hallingdal til Amerika. Hamar, 1975.
104 pp.
A genealogy.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
BAILEY, THOMAS A. The Policy of the United States towards the Neutrals,
1917-1918. Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1942. 520 p.
Chapter 4 is
entitled, "The Rationing Agreement with Norway."
Volume 14, 1944
BAILY, S. L. "The Adjustment of Italian Immigrants in Buenos Aires and
New York." American Historical Review, 88:281-305 (April,
1983).
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
BAIRD, AMALIA CAROLINE (OLSON). "Memories That Bless!" A
Daughter's Appreciation. Minneapolis, 1939. 60 p.
Volume 15, 1949
BAKKE, CYRENE. Dear Besta. Grand Forks Herald, November 19,
1950-February 4, 1951.
Bakke genealogy and family history.
Volume 18, 1954
BAKKEN, AMELIA JOHNSON. Fra livet paa Washington Prairie i gamle dage.
Decorah-posten,
September 5-29, 1939.
The title in the last installment
changes to: Minder fra liver i gamle dage. These are the author's reminiscences
of pioneering in Winneshiek County, Iowa.
Volume 11, 1940
BAKKEN, AMELIA JOHNSON. I gamle dage; fra den første norske settling
av Winneshiek County, Iowa. Hallingen, 157: 15-20 (December,
1951).
Pioneering in Winneshiek County, Iowa.
Volume 18, 1954
Bakken, Anja. “‘Our Country Gives Us the Vote -- America Refuses
It:’ Norwegian- American Suffrage Workers in Brooklyn and Minneapolis,
1880-1920, and their Gendered Sense of Ethnicity,” Master’s thesis,
English Dept., Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, 1998.
177 pp.
Volume 35, 2000 (thesis or dissertation)
Bakken, Arnold. “Amerikabrev,” Gauldalsminne (1995),
112-135; ill. America letters.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
Bakken, Arnold. “Amerikabrevet,” Gauldalsminne (1994),
131-152; ill. An America letter.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
Bakken, Arnold. “Den eldste tannlegen i verda er soknedaling.”
Gauldalsminne, 1992, I: 108-113.
About Harry I. Egdahl, Eau Claire,
Wisconsin, “the oldest dentist in the world.”
Volume 34, 1995
(article)
Bakken, Arnold. “Litt om utvandringa frå Soknedal til
Amerika.” Gauldalsminne, 1992, I: 19-34.
Emigration from Soknedal,
Sør-Trøndelag.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
BAKKEN, HENRY H, ed. Pioneers in Dakota Territory, 1879-89.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 13:1-45 (1943).
The memoirs of
Carl M. Grimstad.
Volume 14, 1944
BAKKEN, OLE H. Reminiscences, 1927. McIntosh, Minnesota. 1940. 16
p.
Ole H. Bakken (1859-1940) immigrated to Grand Forks, North Dakota, in 1880
and later removed to the vicinity of McIntosh. The reminiscences were
translated from the Norwegian by Mrs. Melvin Petterson.
Volume 15, 1949
BAKKEN, ORVILLE. Tragetonslekten ved Goose River. Hallingen, 66:4-12
(June, 1973).
A family saga from North Dakota.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
Bakken, Reidar. “En solungs amerikanske hus; tilpasninger til kultur og
naturmiljø.” Nytt om gammalt. Glomndalsmuseets århok,
1986, 69-87.
The article is based on a study of a timber house now at the
Norwegian Emigrant Museum, Hamar, which was built in Norman, North Dakota. in
1871 by Peder Borderud, an emigrant from Grue in Solør.
Volume 32, 1989
(article)
Bakken, Reidar. “Fra Steinberg til New Richland; Synspunkter på
norsk utvandrings bakgrunn og forløp.” Migranten/The Migrant,
1: 64-80 (1988).
A discussion of the reasons why people emigrated from
Norway. English summary.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Bakken, Reidar. “Grøneriet ved Teksle-bottornen; eksempel
på norskamerikansk bygningshistorie i Iowa.” Norveg,
30: 127-147 (1987).
With English summary. The granary at Teksle-bottom. An
example of Norwegian-American building in Iowa. The granary is now at the
Norwegian Emigrant Museum, Hamar, Norway.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Bakken, Reidar. Lad ingen sladdrelystne læse mine brever: nordmenn
blir amerikanarar: brev hjemsendt frå norske emigrantar 1844-1930.
English summary: Sonja Innselseth. Fagernes: Valdres forl., c1995. 258 pp.;
ill. Title trans. Let no gossipmonger read my letters: Norwegians become
Americans; letters sent home from Norwegian emigrants, 1844-1930.
Volume 35,
2000 (book)
Bakken, Reidar. Translated by C. A. Clausen. “Two Museum Houses: A
Microanalysis of Cultural Adaptation in the Upper Midwest in the Late
Nineteenth Century. Norwegian-American Studies, 32: 119-148 (1989).
Two
immigrant log houses built in the pioneer era in the American Midwest and now
located on the grounds of the Norwegian Emigrant Museum at Hamar, Norway, are
examined. “Pictorial evidence and scale drawings illustrate how familiar
building techniques were altered in the American environment.”
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
Baklien, Botolv. “150 års jubileum for utvangringa frå
Hallingdal til Amerika.” Dølaminne, 21: 31-37 (1989).
150
year anniversary of immigration from Hallingdal to America.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Baklien, Botolv. “Fyrste Amerikabrevet i 1845 frå Ål sine
pionér-emigrantar.” Dølaminne: Årbok for
Hallingdal, 1991, I: 45-49.
The first letter home from emigrants from
Ål, Buskerud.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
BALCHEN, BERNT. Come North with Me. New York, 1958. 318 p. An
autobiography.
Volume 21, 1962
BALCHEN, BERNT. Come North with Me: An Autobiography. New York, 1958.
318 p.
The autobiography of the famous Norwegian-American aviator and explorer.
This book was published in Norwegian under the title Kom nord med meg
(Oslo, 1958).
Volume 20, 1959
Baldwin, Charles C. Martha Ostenso, daughter of the Vikings. New
York, Dodd, Mead and company, 1930. [16] p.
A pamphlet issued by her
publishers. It is not extensively biographical. Criticism and comment are
highly laudatory. There are summaries of Wild Geese, Dark Dawn, Mad Carews,
Young May Moon, and Waters under the Earth.
Volume 6, 1931
BALDWIN, WISCONSIN
Peace Lutheran Church (North Rush River- Our
Savior’s) Centennial, 1862-1962: Histories of Church Organizations. 34
p.
Volume 22, 1965 (history of congregation)
Bale, C. E. Fortieth anniversary, Concordia college; an historical sketch.
LUTHERAN
HERALD, 25:964--966, 987 (August 4, 193l).
Concordia college at
Moorhead, Minnesota, is one of the schools of the Norwegian Lutheran church of
America.
Volume 7, 1933
BALLING, OLE P.
Richard S. Cramer. Ole P. Balling: Painter of Civil War
Heroes. American-Scandinavian Review, 54:138-144 (June, 1966).
Sketch of
Balling’s career in Mexico, Norway, and the United States.
Volume 24, 1970
(biographical sketch)
Bangsberg, John. Louise Enerby; fortælling fra folkelivet.
Minneapolis, Augsburg publishing house, 1929. 311 p.
The scene of this novel
shifts from Norway to America. exhibiting, in particular, Chicago and the
Dakota prairies.
Volume 6, 1931
BANSEN, NORMAN C. The Danes in Winther’s Trilogy. The Bridge, 1:
53-61 (1978).
Sophus Keith Winther’s trilogy, Take all to Nebraska,
Mortgage Your Heart, and This Passion Never Dies, deals with the
experiences of a Danish farm family in southeastern Nebraska from the late
1890s through approximately the first quarter of the twentieth century.
Volume
29, 1983 (article)
BARDAHL, OLE
Henning C. Boe. Seattles Ole Bardahl - Trønder og
multi-millionær. Western Viking, May 19, 1967.
Success story of
the president of the Bardahl Manufacturing Corporation and the Bardahl
International Oil Corporation.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
BARDAHL, OLE
James W. Phillips. The Ole Bardahl Story. Sons of Norway,
60:46 (March, 1963).
Trønderen Ole Bardahl kom til USA. Nordisk
Tidende (Brooklyn), July 11, 1963
Sketches of an outstanding industrialist
and oil executive.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
Bardarson, Gertrude. “My Childhood Visit to Sweden.” The
Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 41, 3: 133-140 (July,
1990).
Swedish-American children visit their parents’ homeland in
1911.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Barden, Thomas E. “Tobacco Growing in Southwestern Wisconsin: Ethnicity
in a Traditional Labor Practice,” in James Leary, ed., Wisconsin
Folklore. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press, 1998.
Volume
35, 2000 (article)
Bardenfleth, Mary. “I Remember.” Translated and edited by Caroline
Olsen. The Bridge, 11,2:41-72 (1988); 12, 1:7-43(1989).
A Danish
immigrant (born in 1886 and died in 1986) recalls 65 years in Minneapolis.
First published in Danish in Den danske Pioneer, 1971-1972.
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
BARLIEN, HANS
En merkelig emigrant-skikkelse: Hans Barlien fra
Trøndelag. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 57: 15 (January, 1964).
A
remarkable emigrant figure: Hans Barlien from Trøndelag.
Volume 23, 1967
(biographical sketch)
BARNESVILLE, MINNESOTA. OUR SAVIOUR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH. Golden Anniversary
of Our Saviour's Lutheran Church. Barnesville, Minnesota, 1939. 32
p.
Pastors, church buildings, and church organizations are subjects of separate
sections.
Volume 12, 1941
Barsness Lutheran Church; a Brief Review of the Activities of the
Congregation, on the Occasion of the Celebration of the Seventy-fifth
Anniversary of Its Organization, 1867-1942. Glenwood, Minnesota, 1942. 33
p.
A history of the church, p. 5-13, was "assembled and compiled by Edward
E. Barsness." The church is located in Barsness Township, Pope County,
Minnesota.
Volume 13, 1943
BARSTAD, JOHANNA. "Aslak O. Lie og boken hans." Norvegica,
January 1, 1983, 109-128.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Barthel, Diane L. Amana: From the Pietist Sect to American Community.
Lincoln, Nebraska, 1984. 210 pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
BARTON, A. O. Hans Alfred Anderson. Wisconsin Magazine of History,
23: 259-263 (March, 1940).
Anderson (1855-1939) immigrated from Norway in
1867, was a prominent lawyer, judge, legislator, and historian in
Wisconsin.
Volume 12, 1941
Barton, Albert O. Alexander Corstvet and Anthony M. Rud, Norwegian-American
novelists.
NORWEGIAN-AMERICIAN STUDIES AND RECORDS, 6:146-152
(1931).
Alexander Corstvet was the author of Elling (1901), and Anthony
M. Rud was the author of The second generation (1923). The article
contains outlines of the stories.
Volume 7, 1933
BARTON, ALBERT O. Muskego, the most historic Norwegian colony. Wisconsin
magazine of history, 21:129-138 (December, 1937).
Volume 10, 1938
BARTON, ALBERT O. See Erickson, K. E.
Volume 9, 1936
BARTON, ARNOLD H. Letters from the Promised Land: Swedes in America,
1840-1914. Minneapolis, 1975. vi, 344 pp.
A wide variety of letters from
Swedish immigrants in all parts of the United States, also some letters from
immigrants who returned to Sweden.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
BARTON, ARNOLD H. Scandinavian Immigrant Women’s Encounter with
America. Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly, 25:37-42 (1974).
Volume
27, 1977 (article)
BARTON, ARNOLD, ed. Scandinavians and America: Essays Presented to
Franklin D. Scott. Chicago, 1974. 112 pp.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or
pamphlet)
Barton, H. Arnold. “Bibliography of Articles Published,
1950-1985.” The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 37, 1: 3-33
(January, 1986).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Barton, H. Arnold. “Måns Jakob’s Grindstone, or Documentary
Sources arid the Transference of Swedish Material Culture to North
America.” The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 38, 1: 29-40
(January, 1987).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Barton, H. Arnold. “Swedish Theosophists and Point Loma.”
Scandinavian Studies, 60, 4: 453-463 (Autumn, 1988).
“A sizeable
group of Swedes ... formed an important part of the Theosophical colony at
Point Loma, California.”
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Barton, H. Arnold. “The Life and Times of Swedish-America.” The
Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 35: 283-296 (July, 1984).
Volume 31,
1986 (article)
BARTON, H. ARNOLD. Brev från löftets land. Svenskar
berättar om Amerika, 1840-1914. Stockholm, 1979. iii, 336 pp.
This is
a Swedish version of the original volume, Letters from the Promised Land,
published in 1975.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
Barton, H. Arnold. Folk Divided: Homeland Swedes and Swedish
Americans, 1840- 1940. Carbondale, Ill., 1994. xv, 403 pp.
Volume 34, 1995
(book or pamphlet)
BARTON, H. ARNOLD. Scandinavian-Americanists in the United States and
Canada: A Preliminary Directory of Academic Scholars. Scandinavian Studies,
53: 320-341 (1981).
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
BARTON, H. ARNOLD. The Search for Ancestors: A Swedish-American Family
Saga. Carbondale, Illinois, 1979. xi, 178 pp.
“Historians who view
genealogy with condescension would do well to examine this model combination of
history and genealogy.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
BARTON, JOSEPH J. Peasants and Strangers: Italians, Rumanians, and
Slovaks in an American City, 1890-1950. Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1975.
xii, 217 pp.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
Basinski, Michael Douglas. “Ethnicity and the prairie fiction of Hamlin
Garland, Willa Cather, and O.E. Rolvaag,” Ph.D., State University of New
York at Buffalo, 1995. 237 pp.
Volume 35, 2000 (thesis or dissertation)
BAY, JULIANE S. Strømmen hjemover. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
26:340-344 (November, 1933).
Re-migration to Norway, including that from
the United States.
Volume 8, 1934
BAYERSCHMIDT, CARL F., and FRIIS, ERIK J., eds. Scandinavian Studies.
Seattle, 1965. 458 p.
Essays by several scholars, including Richard Beck,
Sverre Arestad, Harold Naess, and Erik J. Friis.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or
pamphlet)
Beatty, William K. “Petra Marie Dahl - Physician, Social Activist, and
Norwegian.” The Proceedings of The Institute of Medicine of Chicago,
43, 1: 3-9 (January/March, 1990).
Dahl (1878-1951) was born in Calmar,
Iowa, and graduated from Valparaiso University and the Chicago College of
Medicine and Surgery. She had a full career as high school teacher, professor,
doctor, Health Officer of Chicago, politician, and public speaker; she was
active in the Norwegian Woman’s Club of Chicago.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Beatty, William K. “The Jens Nyholm Papers.” The Bridge, 8,
2: 60-68 (1985).
Jens Nyholm from Denmark was Northwestern’s University
Librarian from 1944-1968 and his extensive papers are preserved in the
University Archives.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
BEATTY, WM. K. "Christian Fenger, An Embodiment of Truth." The
Bridge, 6,1:95-123 (1983).
Christian Fenger (1840-1902) was a Danish-born
and educated surgeon who came to Chicago in 1877 and made his name as a
pathologist.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
BECK, BENNETT A. Brief History of the Pioneers of the Cromwell,
Minnesota, Area. Cromwell, 1962. 177 p.
Included are biographical
sketches of early Finnish settlers. Reviewed in Minnesota History,
March, 1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
BECK, MAGNUS OLAF. Becks of Normanna. San Antonio, Texas, 1964. 198
p.
Family history interwoven with the story of the Norwegian settlement at
Normanna, Texas, including a history of Our Saviour’s Lutheran
Church.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
BECK, RICHARD
Erik J. Friis. The Scandinavian of the Month: Richard Beck.
Scandinavian-American Bulletin, December, 1970.
A tribute to the
Icelandic-American professor and poet who served as head of the Scandinavian
department at the University of North Dakota, 1929-1967.
Volume 25, 1972
(biographical sketch)
BECK, RICHARD. A Sheaf of Verse. Grand Forks, North Dakota, and
Winnipeg, 1966. 51 p.
A new edition containing several additional poems.
Reviewed in American-Scandinavian Review, Summer, 1967.
Volume 24, 1970
(book or pamphlet)
BECK, RICHARD. Et amerikansk universitet som står Norge nær.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 36:196-198 (August, 1943).
Subjects: the University
of North Dakota, Norwegian faculty members, and courses in Scandinavian
studies.
Volume 14, 1944 (article)
BECK, RICHARD. Icelandic Anniversary in North Dakota.
American-Scandinavian Review, 41: 245-249 (Autumn, 1955).
----------
Rølvaag. Interpreter of Immigrant Life. North Dakota Quarterly,
24: 26-30 (Winter, 1956).
Volume 19, 1956
BECK, RICHARD. Leif Erikson and His Discovery of America. Sons of Norway,
60:172 (September, 1963).
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
BECK, RICHARD. Our Cultural Heritage and Its Preservation.
Trønder-American, 1:58-63 (June,
1938).
"An address
delivered at the annual convention of the National Trønder-lag of
America, at
Duluth, Minnesota, June 25, 1937."
Volume 11, 1940
BECKER, ETHEL. Klondike ‘98: E. A. Hegg’s Gold Rush Album.
Portland, Oregon, 1967. 96 p.
Revised edition.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or
pamphlet)
Beidler, Sandra J., comp. Guide to Norwegian Bygdebøker. Grand
Forks, North Dakota, 1989. 78 pp.
The collection of the Norwegian community
histories at the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, is described.
Volume
33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Beijbom, Ulf A. “From Sweden to America.” Scandinavian Review,
73, 4: 93-103 (Winter, 1983).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Beijbom, Ulf A. “The Swedish Emigrants’ Liverpool.” The
Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 38, 3: 97-116 (July, 1987).
Volume
32, 1989 (article)
Beijbom, Ulf, ed. Swedes in America: Intercultural and Interethnic
Perspectives on Contemporary Research. Växjö, Sweden, 1993.224
pp.
A report of the symposium “Swedes in America: New Perspectives,”
held in Växjö May 31-June 3,1991.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
BEIJBOM, ULF. "Emigration Historians and Immigration Research in
Sweden." Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 34:130-139
(1983).
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
BEIJBOM, ULF. Amerika! Amerika! Stockholm, 1977. 263 pp.
An account
of Swedish immigration and of life among the Swedish Americans.
Volume 28, 1979
(book or pamphlet)
BEIJBOM, ULF. Swedes in Chicago: A Demographic and Social Study of the
1846-1880 Immigration. Chicago, 1971. 381 pp.
Volume 26, 1974 (book or
pamphlet)
BEIJBOM, ULF. The Future Brightens Before Us. Swedish Pioneer Historical
Quarterly, 29: 3-8 (1978).
Report on the Växjö Symposium on the
preservation of sources for Swedish immigration history in North America,
August, 1977.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
Beijbom, Ulf. Urvandrarna och Svensk-Amerika. Stockholm, 1986. 253
pp.
The emigration and Swedish America. A collection of essays by a leading
scholar in the field.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
BEIJBOM, ULF.. "Swedish-American Migration Research: Its Standing Today
and Perspectives for Tomorrow." Swedish-American Historical Quarterly,
34:153-170 (1983).
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Beito, Gretchen Urnes. Coya Come Home. Studio City, California. 352
pp.
“A study of the first woman Congress member from Minnesota, now
enjoying restoration to prominence in her 70s.”
Volume 33, 1992 (book or
pamphlet)
BELGRADE, MINNESOTA
The Centennial Book of Big Grove Evangelical Lutheran
Church, 1867-1967. 39 p.
Volume 24, 1970 (history of congregation)
BELGUM, G. L. The Old Norwegian Synod in America, 1853-1890.
Decorah, Iowa, 1957. Unpaged.
The pietistic and theological background of
the Norwegian Synod: a Yale University doctoral dissertation.
Volume 21, 1962
Belgum, James. 125th anniversary 1870-1995: a history of Nora Lutheran
Church, its members, and the community: Nora Township, Pope County,
Minnesota. [Kensington, Minn.? Nora Lutheran Congregation?], 1995. 123 pp.;
ill.
Volume 35, 2000 (church history)
Belsheim, E. O. Det norsk-amerikanske skoleværk. SKANDINAVEN ALMANAK
OG KALENDER, 1930, p.
43-45.
A survey of the educational efforts of
Norwegian-Americans.
Volume 5, 1930
BENGSTON, HENRY
Emory Lindquist. Reflections on the Life of Henry Bengston.
Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly, 26: 261-264 (1975).
Memories
aroused by the death of a prominent Swedish-American editor, author, and
humanitarian.
Volume 28, 1979 (biographical sketch)
BENGTSON, BENNIE. "A Giant in the Earth: Ole Rølvaag-the
Outstanding Immigrant Novelist." Sons of Norway Viking, 81:50-52
(1984).
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Bengtsson, Georg. “Hans Mattson - The Önnestad Lad Who Became
Immigrant, Colonel and Minnesota Politican.” Swedish American
Genealogist, 8, 4: 169-174 (December, 1988).
Swedish immigrant Hans Mattson
(1832-1893) became a lieutenant colonel holding command of Minnesota’s
Third Volunteer Regiment during the Civil War, served as editor of
Chicago’s Svenska Amerikanaren and was elected Secretary of State
of Minnesota in 1869.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
BENJAMIN, GILBERT G. The Germans in Texas: A Study in Immigration.
Austin, Texas, 1974. 159 pp.
A photo-offset reproduction of the original
work published in 1909.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
BENSON, ADOLPH B. Scandinavian Influences in the Writings of Thoreau.
Scandinavian Studies, 16: 201-211, 241-256 (May, August, 1941).
Volume
12, 1941
BENSON, ADOLPH BURNETT. American Scandinavian Studies. New York,
1952. 381 p.
A chapter entitled “Scandinavian Studies in the United
States” is on pages 355-368. The book is reviewed in Scandinavian
Studies, 24: 175-177 (November, 1952).
Volume 18, 1954
BENSON, JACK A. Before Skiing Was Fun. Western Historical Quarterly,
8: 431-441 (1977).
How “Norwegian snowshoes were used for
transportation in the Rocky Mountains, 1860-1920.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
Benson, Paul. “A Cappella Choirs in the Scandinavian-American Lutheran
Colleges.” Norwegian-American Studies. 32: 221-246 (1989).
Volume
33, 1992 (article)
BENSON, SIMON
Alice Benson. Simon Benson: Northwest Lumber King. Sons of
Norway Viking, 69:72 (March, 1972).
A poor Norwegian became the Northwest
lumber king.
Volume 26, 1974 (biographical sketch)
BENSON, SIMON
Rosa Claridge. The Emigrant Boy Who Made Good. Sons of Norway,
Viking, 66:205 (July, 1969).
The story of Simon Benson (1852-1942),
logger and lumberman in the Pacific Northwest.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical
sketch)
BENSON, THOMAS I. Gold, Salt Air, and Callouses. Norwegian-American
Studies, 24: 193-220 (1970).
Norwegians in California in the period between
1850 and 1900.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
BENSON, WILLIAM C. High on Manitou; a History of St. Olaf College,
1874-1949. Northfield, 1949. 366 p.
Reviewed in Minnesota History,
31:50 (March, 1950).
Volume 16 1950
BERG, ANNE BERIT. De første norske indbyggere som dro til Texas var
overbevist om at de hadde funnet “den gode jord.” Nordisk Tidende,
January 6, 1966.
Sketch of pioneer settlements in Texas.
Volume 24, 1970
(article)
BERG, G. O. Glimt fra nybyggerlivet; Gulbrand O. Berge fra Vang i Valdres
fortæller om sit liv i
Amerika fra sin ankomst til Manitowoc i 1849.
Decorah-posten, August 16, 1932, p. 3.
Berge emigrated in 1849 and
settled in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. This article tells of his experiences in
Valdres, Norway, and of his early life in America.
Volume 8, 1934
Berg, Gunnar. “Utvandringen til Amerika.” Fauskeboka,
1990-91, I: 106-116.
Emigration from Fauske, Nordland.
Volume 34, 1995
(article)
BERG, GUNNAR. Forbundet i Canada. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 65:173-74
(August-September, 1972).
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
BERG, GUNNAR. Inntrykk fra midt-vesten. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 56:224
(October, 1963).
Impressions gained on a trip to Wisconsin and
Minneapolis.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
BERG, KNUT. Sven Skaar har bygget eget wild west museum i Nevada City.
Nordisk Tidende, January 11, 1962.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
BERG, MADS. Skolens sangbok. Oslo, 1964. 351 p.
A school songbook.
Several English songs are included.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
Berg, Ruth H. “Gamle Amerika-brev forteller historie: fra et haugianer
hjem på Gressvik.” Varden. Årtidsskrift for Onsøy
historielag, 1990, I: 17-22.
Letters from Nicoline Larsen to relatives in
America.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Bergebakken, Per Arnfinn. “Alvdals-amerikaneren Iver Olson”
Gammelt frå Alvdal og Folldal. Historielaget Frederiks Gave, 1991,
I: 48-51.
About Iver Olson from Alvdal and his will.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Bergendahl, Erling. Jarlen fra Telemark! en dag med Shipstead. NORDISK
TIDENDE, 40: 1, 8 (August 14, 1930).
A characterization of Senator
Shipstead.
Volume 6, 1931
Bergendahl, Erling. Jarlen fra Telemark! en dag med Shipstead. NORDISK
TIDENDE, 40: 1, 8 (August 14, 1930).
A characterization of Senator
Shipstead.
Volume 6, 1931
BERGENDOFF, CONRAD. Augustana: A Profession of Faith. A History of
Augustana College, 1860-1935. Rock Island, Illinois, 1969. 210 p.
By the
former president of Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois.
Volume 25, 1972
(book or pamphlet)
BERGENDOFF, CONRAD. On the Fortieth Anniversary of the Augustana Historical
Society. Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly, 4:202-11 (1971).
An
account of the aims and activities of a well-known Swedish-American historical
society.
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
BERGENDOFF, CONRAD. The Augustana Ministerium: A Study of the Careers of
the 2,504 Pastors of the Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Synod/Church 1850-1962.
Rock Island, Illinois, 1980. 246 pp.
"A convenient directory of all
the pastors who served the Augustana Synod through its 112 years of
existence."
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
BERGENDOFF, CONRAD. The Augustana Pastor: Saga of a Thousand Immigrants from
Sweden. Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly, 31: 34-50 (1980).
Volume
29, 1983 (article)
BERGER, A. H. Nogle av Isak P. Strindens erfaringer. Nord-Norge,
September, 1966.
Pioneer experiences near Pelican Rapids, Minnesota.
Volume
24, 1970 (article)
Bergesen, B. E. Hans Gerhard Stub. JUL I VESTERHEIMEN, 1931, p.[11-12].
A
biographical sketch with full-page portrait.
Volume 7, 1933
BERGGRAV, EIVIND. Mer enn kirke. Kirke og kultur, 60:5-27 (January,
1955).
“More than church,” an estimate of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Volume 19, 1956
Berggrav, Ragnvald. “Fra snekker-lærling til
mangemillionær. Kjell Nordvik oppretter utdannelsesfond gjennom
NORDMANNS-fORBUNDET.” The Norseman, 24-25 (4, 1985).
“From
apprentice carpenter to multimillionaire: Kjell Nordvik establishes an
educational fund through the Norsemen’s Federation.”
Volume 31, 1986
(article)
BERGH, BOLETTE MARIE (STUB). Erindringer fra nybyggerlivet i 70-aarene.
Decorah-posten, May 18, 25, June 1, 1944.
Recollections of pioneer days
in the 1870's in Sacred Heart, Minnesota, the pastoral charge of the Reverend
J. E. Bergh.
Volume 15, 1949
Bergh, Einar. “Ski for Light: A Healthy Norwegian Export.”
Norse Heritage Volume II, 9-16.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
BERGH, EINAR. Northern Lights. Sons of Norway Viking, 76: 50-51
(1979).
“Northern Lights” is a film produced by John Hanson and Rob
Nelson. It deals largely with the life of Norwegian and Swedish immigrants in
North Dakota during 1915-1916.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
BERGMANN, LEOLA NELSON. A Century of Immigration. Palimpsest,
37:129-133 (March, 1956).
---------- Immigrants in Iowa. Palimpsest,
37: 134-144 (March, 1956).
---------- The Scandinavians Come to Iowa.
Palimpsest, 37: 145- 155 (March, 1956).
Volume 20, 1959
BERGMANN, LEOLA NELSON. Americans from Norway. Philadelphia, 1950.
324 p.
Reviewed in Minnesota History, 32:51 (March, 1951).
Volume
17, 1952
BERGMANN, LEOLA NELSON. Music Master of the Middle West; the Story of F.
Melius Christiansen and the St. Olaf Choir. Minneapolis, 1944. 230
p.
Volume 15, 1949
BERGQUIST, ULF, ed. Sweden in America. Stockholm, 1978. 48 pp.
A
pamphlet designed for study circles. It consists largely of interviews with
Swedish Americans. Illustrated.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
Bergsagel, K. Bygdelagsbevægelsen i Canada. NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET,
23:184-185 (June, 1930).
An account of the growth and development of
bygdelags in Canada.
Volume 6, 1931
Bergsagel, K. Bygdelagsbevægelsen i Canada. NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET,
23:184-185 (June, 1930).
An account of the growth and development of
bygdelags in Canada.
Volume 6, 1931
Berlin, Ira and Gutman, H. G. “Natives and Immigrants, Free Men and
Slaves: Urban Workmen in the Antebellum American South.” American
Historical Review, 88: 1175-1200 (December, 1983).
Volume 31, 1986
(article)
BERN, ENID, ed. They Had a Wonderful Time: The Homesteading Letters of Anna
and Ethel Erickson. North Dakota History, 45: 4-31 (Fall, 1978).
Volume
29, 1983 (article)
BERNARD, RICHARD M. The Melting Pot and the Altar: Marital Assimilation
in Early Twentieth-Century Wisconsin. Minneapolis, 1980. xxviii, 162 pp.
.
. . . in a careful study of intermarriage rates among Wisconsin’s major
ethnic groups, the author demonstrates that the melting pot was alive and
bubbling in the pre-World War I era.”
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
BERRY, ERICK. Mr. Arctic. New York, 1966. 185 p.
Biography of
Vilhjalmur Stefansson for young readers. Erick Berry is the pseudonym of Allena
Champlin Best. Reviewed in American-Scandinavian Review, Autumn,
1967.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
BERTONI, MAE HENDRIKSEN
Norskættet Brooklyn-Kunstnerinne kaprer den
ene pris etter den andre - Fascinert av kyst og av opprørt hay.
Nordisk Tidende, April 7, 1966.
Sketch of Mae Hendriksen Bertoni, a
Brooklyn artist.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
BERULFSEN, BJARNE AND SVENKERUD, HERBERT, eds. Store engelsk-norske
ordbok. Oslo, 1968. 1,400 p.
An English-Norwegian dictionary containing
140,000 words and an extensive selection of expressions and phrases.
Volume 24,
1970 (book or pamphlet)
Berwick, Arnold. The Abraham Lincoln of the sea: the life of Andrew
Furuseth. Santa Cruz: Odin Press, 1993. 158 pp.; ill.
Volume 35, 2000
(book)
BESSASON, HARALDUR. New Light on Vinland from the Sagas. Mosaic
(Winnipeg), 1:1, 52-65 (October, 1967).
---------- Some Notes on Leifr
Eiriksson’s National Origin and the Sources on Greenland and Vinland.
Icelandic Canadian (Winnipeg), 24:2, 13-19.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Betsinger, Signe Nielsen. “Jens Kjær: From Horsens to
Atlantic.” The Bridge, 6,2: 42-52 (1983).
Jens Kjær
(1866-1959) was a Danish-born artist who spent most of his adult life in the
little community of Atlantic, Iowa.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
Betsinger, Signe Nielsen. “The Danish Immigrant.” The Bridge,
9, 1: 5-16 (1986).
A recounting of the establishment of the Danish
Immigrant Museum Committee and the decision not to establish a central
Danish-American Archives but to rely on the Danish Immigrant Archival Listing
(DIAL).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Betsinger, Signe T. Nielsen. Danish Immigrant Homes: Glimpses from
Southwestern Minnesota. St. Paul, Minnesota, 1986. 56 pp.
A
well-illustrated catalog for an exhibition held March 9-April 25, 1986, at the
University of Minnesota.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
Bevis for Helge Ingstads teorier gjemt i Vatikanets arkiv.
Decorah-Posten, November 10, 1966.
There may be documentary evidence in
the Vatican archives of Leif Ericson’s expedition in 1000 AD.
Volume 24,
1970 (article)
BIELLAND, OLAF. Minder fra Fox River settlementet. Decorah- posten,
May 29, 1934, p. 3.
Recollections of Olaf Bielland, who immigrated in
1880.
Volume 8, 1934
Biesanz, Mavis Hiltunen. Helmi Mavis: A Finnish American Childhood.
St. Cloud, Minnesota, 1989. 199 pp.
Memories of growing up in northeastern
Minnesota.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Bigler, Brian J. The Norway Building of the 1893 Chicago World’s
Fair: a building’s journey from Norway to America: an architectural
legacy. Blue Mounds, Wis.: Little Norway [1992]. 88 pp.; ill.
Volume 35,
2000 (book)
BILDEN, LENORE. Bildenslekten i Amerika. Brua, vol. 25, no.
85,p. 14-18 (1951).
A Bilden genealogy.
Volume 17, 1952
BILLINGTON, RAY ALLEN. Land of Savagery, Land of Promise: The European
Image of the American Frontier in the Nineteenth Century. New York, 1981.
xv, 364 pp.
"... the frontier [after the Civil War] was depicted as
a place of opportunity, as opposed to one of perpetual mayhem. America was glad
to have the newcomers; Europeans often regarded such siphoning off as an answer
to their problems of overpopulation."
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
Biographical Directory of Clergy, Evangelical Lutheran Church of America.
Minneapolis, 1988. 1498 pp.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
BIRGE, E. A. Dr. Anderson in the University of Wisconsin. Wisconsin
magazine of history, 20:251-254 (March, 1937).
A necrology of Rasmus B.
Anderson by his only living colleague on the university faculty. Reprinted in
the pamphlet listed below under Einar Haugen.
Volume 10, 1938
Birger Osland, Chicago’s Top Norwegian-American Citizen. Sons of
Norway, 57:71 (April, 1960).
A biographical sketch.
Volume 21, 1962
BIRKELAND, TORGER. Echoes of Puget Sound: Fifty Years of Logging
and Steamboating. Caldwell, Idaho, 1960. 251 p.
Reviewed in Pacific
Northwest Quarterly, October, 1961.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
BIRTHPLACE OF NORWEGIAN CHURCH IN AMERICA. Sons of Norway Viking, 72:
236 (1975).
The Old Muskego church built in 1844.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
Bjaaland, Pat. “Meet Dik Browne the Wonderful, Creator of Hägar
the Horrible.” The Norseman, 27, 6: 22-25 (November, 1987).
An
American cartoonist has created a comic strip about a Norwegian Viking which
has proved popular with Norwegians and Norwegian Americans alike.
Volume 32,
1989 (article)
BJELLE, OLE LARSON
Fra krambusvend til representanthuset. Hallingen,
June, 1965.
From store clerk to house of representatives.
Volume 23, 1967
(biographical sketch)
Bjerke Family History, 1818-1967. Hatton, North Dakota, n.d. 111
p.
The story of the family of Erik and Berthe Marie Bjerke, who emigrated from
Norway to Hatton in 1880.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or pamphlet)
Bjerke, Robert A. Manitowoc County 1872 Plat Map Index: An Index of
the Names on E. M. Harney’s Map of Manitowoc County Wisconsin 1872.
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, 1985. 145 pp.
A useful tool for the local historian
or genealogist studying the large Norwegian settlements in this Wisconsin
county.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
BJONERUD, EDNA (FALNES), ed. The Flaskerud Family History. [Decorah,
Iowa, Posten Press, 1939.] 205 p.
Charts, folded in an envelope, accompany this
genealogy.
Volume 12, 1941
Bjorge, Hans P. Article in FERGUS FALLS DAILY JOURNAL, February 26, 1929.
An
account of emigration from Norway in 1868 and settlement in Otter Tail County,
Minnesota.
Bjorge, Paul. Jordbrug her og hinsides Atlanteren.
NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET, 22:147-151 (May, 1929).
A comparison of agricultural
processes in Norway and in America.
Volume 5, 1930
BJORGEN, GEORGE R. “The Success Story of an Immigrant.”
Minneapolis, 1967.
An unpublished doctoral dissertation at the University of
Minnesota.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or pamphlet)
Bjorgum, Jorunn. “Dreams of the Old Country: A Room of One’s Own.
The Norwegian Nationality Reading Room in the University of Pittsburgh.”
Scandinavian Journal of History [Sweden], 17, 1 (1992) 45-64.
Volume 34,
1995 (article)
Bjork, Kenneth O. “Reindeer, Gold, and Scandal.”
Norwegian-American Studies, 30:130-195 (1985).
The involvement of
Scandinavians in the Alaska gold rush and the attempt to introduce reindeer
into the territory.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
BJORK, KENNETH O. “Snowshoe” Thompson: Fact and Legend.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 19:62-88
(1956).
---------- West of the Great Divide: Norwegian Migration to
the Pacific Coast, 1847-1893. Northfield, 1958. xvi, 671 p.
Reviewed in
Mississippi Valley Historical Review, 45:505 (December, 1958).
Volume
20, 1959 (article)
BJORK, KENNETH O. A Covenant Folk, with Scandinavian Colorings.
Norwegian-American Studies, 21:212-251 (1962).
Mormons of Scandinavian
origin.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
BJORK, KENNETH O. and LOVOLL, ODD S. The Norwegian-American Historical
Association, 1925-1975. Northfield, 1975. viii, 72 pp.
Brief history and
appraisal of the Association during its first fifty years.
Volume 27, 1977
(book or pamphlet)
BJORK, KENNETH O. Bella Coola. Americana Norvegica, 3:195-222
(1971).
A Norwegian settlement in British Columbia.
---------- The Founding of
the Quatsino Colony. Norwegian-American Studies, 25:80-104 (1972).
A
discussion of the founding of a Norwegian “colony” in British
Columbia in the late 1890s.
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
BJORK, KENNETH O. Literature in Its Relation to Norwegian-American History.
Scandinavian Studies, 38:13-19 (February, 1966).
Volume 24, 1970
(article)
BJORK, KENNETH O. Mormon Missionaries and Minnesota Scandinavians.
Minnesota History, 36:285-293 (December, 1959).
Mission work in the
1870’s and 1880’s.
---------- Norske ingeniørers innsats i
Amerika. Teknisk ukeblad (Oslo, Norway), 107:505-508 (June 16, 1960).
A
lecture given March 11, 1960, at a meeting of the Norwegian Engineers’
Society, Oslo, dealing with the assistance of Norwegian-trained engineers in
building America, 1865-1929.
---------- Norwegian Cultural Activities in
America. Morgenbladet (Oslo), August 26, 1960.
A survey of the cultural
contributions of Norwegian Americans.
Volume 21, 1962
BJORK, KENNETH O. Scandinavian Migration to the Canadian Prairie Provinces,
1893-1914. Norwegian-American Studies, 26:3-30 (1974).
Volume 27, 1977
(article)
BJORK, KENNETH O., ed. Norwegian-American Studies, vol. 24.
Northfield, 1970. 300 p.
Published by the Norwegian-American Historical
Association. The contents of the
Volume are listed individually by authors in
the section on articles.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or pamphlet)
BJORK, KENNETH O., ed. Norwegian-American Studies, vol. 25.
Northfield, 1972. 293 pp.
Published by the Norwegian-American Historical
Association. The contents of the
Volume are listed individually by authors in
the section on articles.
Volume 26, 1974 (book or pamphlet)
BJORK, KENNETH O., ed. Norwegian-American Studies, vol. 26.
Northfield, 1974. 269 pp.
Published by the Norwegian-American Historical
Association. The contents are listed individually by authors in the following
section on articles.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
BJORK, KENNETH O., ed. Norwegian-American Studies, Vol. 27.
Northfield, 1977. 323 pp.
Published by the Norwegian-American Historical
Association. The contents are listed individually by authors in the following
section on articles.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
BJORK, KENNETH O., ed. Norwegian-American Studies, Vol. 28.
Northfield, Minnesota, 1979. 367 pp.
Published by the Norwegian-American
Historical Association. The contents are listed individually by authors in the
following section on articles.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
BJØRK, KENNETH, transl, and ed. See Paulson, Arthur
C.
Volume 11, 1940
BJØRK, KENNETH. A Migration of Skills. Norwegian-American Studies
and Records, 14:1-40 (1944).
--------Pioneering on the Technical Front; a
Story Told in America Letters. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
14:227-234 (1944).
Volume 15, 1949
BJORK, KENNETH. Early Norwegian Settlement in the Rockies.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 18:44-81 (1954).
----------
Scandinavian Experiment in California. Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly,
5:67-78, 100-116, 6: 26-36 (July, October, 1954, January,
1955).
Accounts of various co-operative undertakings by Danes, Norwegians, and
Swedes in California during the last decades of the nineteenth century.
Volume
19, 1956
BJORK, KENNETH. Hvistendahl’s Mission to San Francisco, 1870-75.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 16:1-63 (1950).
Volume 17, 1952
BJORK, KENNETH. Norwegian Gold Seekers in the Rockies. Norwegian-American
Studies and Records, 17:47-83 (1952).
Volume 18, 1954
BJØRK, KENNETH. Ole Evinrude and the Outboard
Motor.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 12: 167-177
(1941).
----------R. A. Nestos. Norwegian-American Historical Association
News Letter, no. 17: 3-4 (October, 1942).
A biographical sketch of the
former governor of North Dakota.
Volume 13, 1943
BJORK, KENNETH. Rear Admiral Peter C. Asserson. Nordisk tidende,
March 23, 1944.
A sketch of Asserson (1889-1906), naval engineer, also
appears in the author's Saga in Steel and Concrete, p. 385-338.
---------- Saga in Steel and Concrete; Norwegian Engineers in America.
Northfield, 1947. 504 p.
Reviewed in Minnesota History, 29:156-158
(June, 1948)
---------- Thorstein Veblen and St. Olaf College; a Group of
Letters by Thorbjørn N. Mohn. Norwegian-
American Studies and
Records, 15:122-150 (1949).
Volume 16 1950
BJØRK, KENNETH. The Unknown Rølvaag: Secretary in the
Norwegian-American Historical Association. Norwegian-American Studies and
Records, II: 114-149 (1940).
Volume 12, 1941
Björk, Ulf Jonas. “Nothing But A Hired Hand: Johan Person and the
Swedish-American Press.” The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly,
42, 1; 5-23 (January, 1991).
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Björk, Ulf Jonas. “Nya Världen and Oscar H. Neil: The
Rise and Fall of a Swedish-Language Paper in the Pacific Northwest.”
The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 40; 2: 70-83 (April,
1989).
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
BJORKLUND, ODDVAR. Marcus Thrane, en stridsmann for menneskerett og fri
tanke. Oslo, 1951. 373 p.
Thrane, a labor leader and social reformer, came
to the United States in 1863.
Volume 18, 1954
Bjørkum, Hilde. “Farvel mitt fosterland. Nokre døme pa
emigrantviser brukt i Sogn og Fjordane.” Årbok for Sogn, 35:
36-43 (1989).
Emigrant songs from Sogn.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Bjorlee, Ignatius. Iguatius Bjorlee, an autobiography. MARYLAND BULLETIN,
49:133-138 (June, 1929).
The autobiography of a deaf boy, recounting, in
particular, his struggles for an education.
Volume 6, 1931
Bjorlee, Ignatius. Iguatius Bjorlee, an autobiography. MARYLAND BULLETIN,
49:133-138 (June, 1929).
The autobiography of a deaf boy, recounting, in
particular, his struggles for an education.
Volume 6, 1931
Bjørlo, Egil-Henrik, ed. Vestover! Gløtt frå
utvandringa frå Tysvær til Amerika. Tysvær, Norway, 1993.
128 pp.
Westward! Glimpses from the emigration from Tysvær to
America.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
BJORN, THYRA FERRE. This Is My Life. New York, 1966. 181 p.
An
anecdotal autobiography by the author of Papa’s Wife and
Papa’s Daughter covering the period from 1954 to the
present.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
BJORNDAL, MAGNUS
Erik J. Friis. The Scandinavian of the Month: Magnus
Bjorndal. Scandinavian-American Bulletin, March, 1970.
An article about
the late founder of Tech Laboratories, Palisades Park, New Jersey, and
president of the Norwegian-American Historical Association.
Volume 25, 1972
(biographical sketch)
BJORNDAL, MAGNUS. Is There an Engineering Shortage? Or Is It Just a Shortage
of Technicians? Norwegian American Technical Journal, 31-38 (January,
1965).
A study of American engineering education with a plea for the training
of technicians.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
BJØRNSON, H. A Brief History of Immanuel Congregations and Their
Work in Seventy Years from 1871 to 1941. n.p., 1941. 8p.
The churches are
located near Rothsay, Otter Tail County, Minnesota.
Volume 13, 1943 (pamphlet)
Bjørnson, Valdimar. “Preserving Tradition: The
Icelandic-Americans.” Scandinavian Review, 73, 4: 73-79 (Winter,
1985).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
BJØRNSON, VALDIMAR. Icelanders in the United States. Scandinavian
Review, 64: 39-41 (No. 3, 1976).
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
BLAGEN, NILS J. "A Short History of the Life of N. J.
Blagen."
The Bridge, 6, 2:46-78 (1982).
Autobiographical sketch of
a prominent Danish-American architect who helped to build the cities,
industries, and transportation systems of Oregon and Washington one hundred
years ago.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
BLAINE, JOHN J.
Patrick G. O’Brien. Senator John J. Blaine: An
Independent Progressive during “Normalcy.” Wisconsin Magazine of
History, 60: 25-41 (1976).
Blaine was the son of ‘‘an ambitious
and pious Norwegian mother and a Scottish father ‘‘who talked to
himself about politics while he plowed his fields.” Both parents were
immigrants.
Volume 28, 1979 (biographical sketch)
BLAIR, WISCONSIN
Our Heritage: Centennial Celebration, Evangelical
Lutheran Churches of North Beaver Creek . . . 1859-1959. 34
p.
Volume 22, 1965 (history of congregation)
Blanck, Dag and Harald Runblom. Swedish Life in American Cities.
Uppsala, 1991. 131 pp.
Four essays on Chicago, Moline, and Rockford,
Illinois; Winnipeg, Manitoba; and two essays on Swedish-American
literature.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Blanck, Dag. “History at Work: The 1888 New Sweden Jubilee.”
The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 39, 2: 5-20 (April,
1988).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
BLEGEN, T. C., ed. The Civil war letters of Colonel Hans Christian Heg.
Northfield, Minnesota, Norwegian-American historical association, 1936. 260
p.
This volume consists of letters of the colonel of the Fifteenth Wisconsin
regiment, with a biographical essay on Heg by the editor. Reviewed by C. J.
H[ambro] in Morgenbladet (Oslo) for April 11, 1936; by O. J. Falnes in
the summer, 1936, issue of the American-Scandinavian review; and by Dr.
Louise Phelps Kellogg in the Wisconsin magazine of history for June,
1936.
---------- Peerson, Cleng (1783-Dec. 16, 1865). Dictionary of
American biography, 14:390 (1934).
---------- Reiersen, Johan Reinert (Apr.
17, 1810-Sept. 6, 1864). Dictionary of American biography,
15:487-488
(1935).
-----------Rynning, Ole (Apr. 4, 1809-September, 1838). Dictionary
of American biography, 16:273-274 (1935).
---------- The seventeenth of May
in mid-Atlantic: Ole Rynning's emigrant song, translated and edited by Theodore
C. Blegen and Martin B. Ruud. Norwegian-American studies and records, 8:
18-22 (1934).
Volume 9, 1936
BLEGEN, THEODORE C. Adventures in Historical Research. Wisconsin Magazine
of History, 3-8, 47 (Autumn, 1955).
Adventures and discoveries, notably in
the field of immigrant history.
---------- Land of Their Choice: The
Immigrants Write Home. Minneapolis, 1955. xix, 463 p.
Norwegian immigrants
and observers give their impressions about America. Reviewed in the New York
Times Book Review, October 25, 1955.
Volume 19, 1956
BLEGEN, THEODORE C. Amerikabrev. Oslo, 1958. xii, 408 p.
This volume
of selections from hundreds of America letters was published in English under
the title Land of Their Choice: The Immigrants Write Home (Minneapolis,
1955). The Norwegian edition has a foreword by Ingrid Semmingsen. Reviewed in
Nordmanns-Forbundet, November, 1958.
---------- The Immigrant Image of
America. Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 19:1-14
(1956).
Volume 20, 1959 (article)
Blegen, Theodore C. An early Norwegian settlement in Canada. Canadian
historical association, Annual report, 1930, p. 83-86.
The story of the
unsuccessful Norwegian colony at Gaspe. Based in part upon the Closter Papers
in the Quaker Archives at Stavanger, Norway.
---------- Det norsk-amerikanske
historielag. NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET, 24:10-12 (January, 1931).
An account of the
Norwegian-American Historical Association.
---------- transl. and
ed. Immigrant women and the American frontier; three early "America
letters. "Norwegian-American historical association, STUDIES AND RECORDS,
5:14-29 (1930).
Letters of Jannicke Sæhle, 1847, Henrietta Jessen, 1850,
and Guri Endreson, 1866. Guri Endreson relates her experiences in the Sioux
massacre in 1862 in Minnesota.
Volume 6, 1931
Blegen, Theodore C. An early Norwegian settlement in Canada. Canadian
historical association, Annual report, 1930, p. 83-86.
The story of the
unsuccessful Norwegian colony at Gaspé. Based in part upon the Closter
Papers in the Quaker Archives at Stavanger, Norway.
---------- Det
norsk-amerikanske historielag. NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET, 24:10--12 (January,
1931).
An account of the Norwegian-American Historical Association.
----------
transl. and ed. Immigrant women and the American frontier; three
early "America letters. "Norwegian-American historical association,
STUDIES AND RECORDS, 5:14-29 (1930).
Letters of Jannicke Sæhle, 1847,
Henrietta Jessen, 1850, and Gurl Endreson, 1866. Guri Endreson relates her
experiences in the Sioux massacre in 1862 in Minnesota.
Volume 6, 1931
Blegen, Theodore C. California-gull og Brasiliansk kolonisasjon.
NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET, 23:45-48 (December, 1930).
The story of a gold-seeking
expedition that left Trondhjem, Norway, for California in 1850.
Volume
6, 1931
Blegen, Theodore C. California-gull og Brasiliansk kolonisasjon.
NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET, 23:45-48 (December, 1930).
The story of a gold-seeking
expedition that left Trondhjem, Norway, for California in 1850.
Volume
6, 1931
Blegen, Theodore C. Den norske utvandring som den gjenspeiler sig i sange og
digte: utdrag av et foredrag. NORDMANDS FORBUNDET, 22: 109-122 (April,
1929).
An account of Norwegian emigration as reflected in contemporary songs
and poems.
---------- The "America letters." Avhandlinger utgitt ay
det Norske Videnskaps-Akademi i Oslo. II. Hist.-Filos. Klasse, 1928, no.
5-Oslo, 1928. 25 p.
A revision of a paper read at a session of the Sixth
International Congress of Historical Sciences in Oslo, August 16, 1928.
---------- Guri Endreson, frontier heroine. MINNESOTA HISTORY, 10: 425-430
(December, 1929).
A letter of 1866 by Guri Endreson.
----------
Norwegian-American Historical Association publications and publication plans;
report of the managing editor, presented at the triennial meeting of the
association held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on January 7, 1930. [Northfield,
Minnesota] 1930. 15p.
Volume 5, 1930
BLEGEN, THEODORE C. Frederick J. Turner and the Kensington Puzzle.
Minnesota History, 39: 133-140 (Winter, 1964).
Discussion and transcript
of a letter from Frederick J. Turner to Gisle Bothne, February 10, 1910, about
the Kensington runestone.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
BLEGEN, THEODORE C. Grass Roots History. Minneapolis, 1947. 266 p.
A
collection of essays and addresses, including such subjects as singing
immigrants, folkways, Norwegian-American newspapers, the language of the
immigrants, "Immigrant Marthas," and "Halfway House."
Reviewed in Minnesota History, 29:57 (March, 1948)
---------- The Saga
of Saga Hill. Minnesota History, 29:289-299 (December, 1948).
A sketch
of a summer colony on Lake Minnetonka that was established in the
1880's.
Volume 16 1950
BLEGEN, THEODORE C. John Quincy Adams and the Sloop
"Restoration." Northfield, Minnesota, Norwegian-American
Historical Association, [1940]. 29 p.
Issued as a preprint to the author's
Norwegian Migration to America: The American Transition.
----------Norwegian
Migration to America: The American Transition. Northfield, Minnesota,
Norwegian-American Historical Association, 1940. 655 p.
This is volume 2
of a series begun in 1931, the first volume bearing the title, Norwegian
Migration to America, 1825-1860.
Volume 12, 1941
Blegen, Theodore C. Leaders in American immigration. [Springfield,
Illinois], Illinois state
historical society, [1932] 14 p.
"Reprinted
from the Transactions of the Illinois state historical society, Publication no.
38." (1931.) Various immigrant leaders are discussed, but the greater part
of the paper is taken up with the Norwegian group. The material here used is
incorporated in the author's Norwegian migration to America,
1825-1860.
-------- Norwegian migration to America, 1825-1860. Northfield,
Minnesota, Norwegian-
American historical association, 1931. 413 p.
This
historical contribution has been reviewed in a number of periodicals, including
Minnesota history, 12:304-306 (September, 193l), American economic
review, 22:172-173 (March, 1932), and Norwegian-American studies and
records, 6:162-167 (1931).
-------- A pioneer pastor on the Wisconsin
frontier in the fifties, with a foreword by Theodore C.
Blegen. NORDEN,
3:10-12 (December, 1931).
A letter from Pastor Olaus Fredric Duus to his
father, Ole Irgens Duus, in Kragerø, Norway, dated January 8, 1856, at
the Waupaca parsonage, Wisconsin.
Volume 7, 1933
BLEGEN, THEODORE C. Minnesota: A History of the State. Minneapolis,
1968. 688 p.
Photographs and maps add to the value of this comprehensive
history.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
BLEGEN, THEODORE C. Norwegian emigrant songs and ballads. Edited and
translated by Theodore C. Blegen and Martin B. Ruud. Minneapolis, The
University of Minnesota press, 1936. 850 p.
A review by A. P. Hudson appears in
American literature for May, 1937, and one by Einar Haugen in
Minnesota history for June, 1937. This book was included among the
"Fifty books of the year" selected by the American institute of
graphic arts for exhibition throughout the United States in 1938.
----------
Rynning, Ole, immigrant leader. Norwegian-American historical association
News letter, no. 6, p. 1-4 (August, 1937).
An address delivered at the
Rynning centennial observance at St. Olaf college, Northfield, Minnesota, May
15, 1937.
Volume 10, 1938
BLEGEN, THEODORE C. Starting a town in pioneer times; an America letter
written by Frithjof Meidell at Springfield, Illinois, in 1855. With a foreword
by Theodore C. Blegen. Norden, 4:9-11 (December, 1932).
The letter is
printed in Norwegian; it describes humorously the typical method of starting
new towns along the railways as they were building westward.
Volume 8, 1934
BLEGEN, THEODORE C. The Ballad of Oleana. Common Ground, 5:73-77
(Autumn, 1944).
--------The Ballad of Oleana; a Verse Translation.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 14:117-121 (1944).
Volume 15,
1949
BLEGEN, THEODORE C. The Kensington Rune Stone: New Light on an Old
Riddle. St. Paul, 1968. 220 p.
A re-examination of the authenticity
of the Kensington stone in the light of new sources. Reviewed in Minnesota
History, Spring, 1969, Journal of American History, June, 1969, and
Speculum, January, 1969.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
BLEGEN, THEODORE C. The Second Twenty-Five Years. Norwegian-American
Studies and Records, 17: 149-158 (1952).
Forecast of work before the
Norwegian-American Historical Association.
Volume 18, 1954
BLEGEN, THEODORE C.
John T. Flanagan. Theodore C. Blegen: A Memoir.
Northfield, Minnesota, 1977. ix, 181 pp.
A biography of the well-known
educator, immigration historian, and editor of the NAHA.
Volume 28, 1979
(biographical sketch)
BLEGEN, THEODORE C., and NYDAHL, THEODORE L. Minnesota History: A
Guide to Reading and Study. Minneapolis, 1960. 223 p.
A revision of
Blegen’s 1937 edition of this work, with the guide and bibliography
brought up to date.
Volume 21, 1962
BLIKSTAD, BERSVEND J. The Nelson-Moen Family of the Town of Tumuli, Otter
Tail County,
Minnesota. Fergus Falls, Ukeblad Publishing Co., [1938]. 24
p.
A narrative account of family connections.
Volume 11, 1940
Blilie, J. A. Nybyggerlivet i Syd Dakota. NORDEN, 3:6-7 (February,
1931).
Reminiscences of pioneer life in South Dakota.
Volume 7, 1933
BLINDHEIM, JOAN TINDALE, tr., Vinland the Good: The Saga of Leif Erikson
and the Viking Discovery of America. Oslo, 1966. 80 p.
A translation of
Anna Holstmark’s work, with a foreword by Helge Ingstad. Reviewed in
Vinland, September 15, 1966.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
Bliss, John C. “Evidence of Ethnicity: Management Styles of Forest
Owners in Wisconsin,” Forest & Conservation History (1992),
36(2): 63-72.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
Bliss, John C. “Evidence of Ethnicity: Management Styles of Forest
Owners in Wisconsin" Forest and Conservation History, 36, 2 (1992)
63-72.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Bliss, Patricia Lounsbury. Christian Petersen Remembered. Ames, Iowa,
1986. 217 pp.
Reminiscences of students, colleagues, and family of a sculptor
who emigrated with his parents from Denmark in 1894. Illustrated with 100
photographs of Petersen’s sculptures.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
BLUE EARTH, MINNESOTA. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. Fiftieth Anniversary,
Trinity Lutheran Church, Blue Earth, Minnesota; A Brief History of the
Congregation and Its Auxiliary Organization. N.p., 1941. 22 p.
The
anniversary celebration took place Sunday, September 21, 1941.
Volume 12, 1941
BLUE RIVER, WISCONSIN
Five Points Evangelical Lutheran Church Centennial,
1861- 1961. 58p.
Volume 22, 1965 (history of congregation)
BLY, CAROL. Letters From the Country. New York, 1981. vi, 184 pp.
A
collection of thirty-one essays which deal with country life near Madison,
Minnesota.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
BLY, ROBERT. The Man in the Black Coat Turns. New York, 1981. 62
pp.
A new collection of poems by a prominent American poet of Norwegian roots.
Besides his numerous original works he has translated extensively from foreign
literatures, including the Scandinavian.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
Bodnar, John E. The Transplanted: A History of Immigrants in Urban
America. Bloomington, Indiana, 1985. xxi, 294 pp.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or
pamphlet)
Bodnar, John et al. Lives of their Own: Blacks, Italians, and Poles in
Pittsburgh 1900-1980. Urbana, Illinois, 1982. 286 pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book
or pamphlet)
Bodnar, John. Collective Memory and Ethnic Groups: The Case of Swedes,
Mennonites, and Norwegians. Rock Island, Ill., 1991.39 pp.
Volume 34, 1995
(book or pamphlet)
Bøe, A. Sophie. Lars Davidson Reque, pioneer. NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN
STUDIES AND
RECORDS, 6:30-52 (1931).
The story of Lars Davidson Reque,
1818-1912, an immigrant from Voss, Norway, in 1889. The article is accompanied
by a portrait.
Volume 7, 1933
BOE, HENNING C. Leif Erikson i forskjellige utgaver. Western Viking
(Seattle), March 14, 1969.
Leif Ericson statues in America.
----------
På besøk hos norsk kunstner i Hawaii. Western Viking, March
1, 1968.
Concerns Alf Hurum, artist and composer in Honolulu.
----------
Publisher’s Corner. Western Viking, August 29, 1969.
The present
status of the Norwegian-American press.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Boe, Lars O.] The Lutheran church in Minnesota and higher education. St.
Olaf college bulletin,
27:1-11 (September, 193l).
In this bulletin the
president of St. Olaf college analyzes the higher education situation among the
Lutheran bodies in Minnesota, and, in part, outside of Minnesota, giving
statistics of church membership, schools, attendance, and so forth, making
suggestions in regard to the future and the course that the Lutheran church
bodies in the state should pursue.
Volume 7, 1933
Bøe, Sigmund. “Emigrasjon til USA omkring
hundreårsskiftet.” Segn og soge. Tidsskrift for Sande
sagelag, 1992, I: 21-28.
Voyages to the United States about 1900.
Volume
34, 1995 (article)
Boeckmann, Egil. Eduard Boeckmann. SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY, AND OBSTETRICS, 53;
113--115 (July, 1931).
A biographical sketch of a well-known physician and
surgeon of St. Paul, Minnesota, written by his son. It is also issued as a
separate.
Volume 7, 1933
BOECKMANN, MARILYN ANDERSON. Carl L. Boeckmann: Norwegian Artist in the New
World. Norwegian-American Studies, 28: 309-323 (1979).
C. L. Boeckmann
(1867-1923) gained considerable fame during his lifetime, especially as a
portrait painter.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
BOEWE, CHARLES. Rølvaag’s America: An Immigrant Novelist’s
Views. Western Humanities Review, 11:3-12 (Winter, 1957).
Volume 20,
1959
BOGSTAD, RASMUS. The Early History of Concordia College, a Record of the
School from 1891 to 1910. N.p., [1941?]. 141p.
Bogstad was a former teacher
and also a former president of Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota, an
institution of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America.
Volume 12, 1941
BØHN, TORA. A Quest for Norwegian Folk Art in America.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 19 : 116-141 (1956).
Volume 20,
1959
BOJER, JOHAN. The Emigrants. Lincoln, Nebraska, 1978. 355 pp.
A
translation of the Norwegian emigrant novel published under the title Vor
egen stamme in Oslo, 1924. This translation by A. C. Jayne was originally
published in 1925. Paul Reigstad has supplied an introduction for the present
edition.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
BOLAND, CHARLES MICHAEL. They All Discovered America. New York, 1961.
384 p.
A review of nineteen alleged discoveries of America before Columbus.
Reviewed in American-Scandinavian Review, June, 1962.
Volume 22, 1965
(book or pamphlet)
BOLIN, STURE. En skånsk pråston i Amerika. Lund, Sweden,
1960. 131 p.
Letters written from America in the 1850’s and 1860’s by
a young Swedish immigrant.
Volume 21, 1962
BONDERUD, O. and LUTZ, C., ed. America’s Lutherans. Columbus,
Ohio, 1955. 63 p.
Included is “The Norsemen on the Prairies,” a
sketch of the Evangelical Lutheran Church by Professor C. Clifford
Nelson.
Volume 19, 1956
BONDEUNGDOMSLAGET, INC., New York. Tiårsskrift November 1935.
[Brooklyn, N. Y., Knudsen printing and publishing co., inc.], 1935. 64 p.
A
decennial history of this organization composed of immigrants from the rural
districts of Norway, written principally by Gunnar Skavlan.
Volume 9, 1936
BONHUS, EMMA QUIE. From Lantern to Yardlight. Minneapolis, 1948. 54
p.
The story of a Norwegian family in Rice County, Minnesota.
Volume 16 1950
BONNEVIE, JACOB AAL
Norwegian Meteorology at 100. Sons of Norway, Viking,
64:46 (February-March, 1967).
Sketch of Jacob Aal Bonnevie, professor of
meteorology, University of California.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
BORCHERT, JOHN R. A Quarter Century of Change in the Finland Community of
Northeastern Minnesota. Duluth, 1960. 16 p.
A sociological study.
Volume
22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
BØRDE, HAAKON. First North American Foreign Trade Handled by Norsemen
1,000 Years Ago. Norwegian American Commerce, November-December,
1968.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
BORG, SELMA JOSEPHINA
Anders Myhrman. Selma Josephina Borg: Finland-Swedish
Musician, Lecturer, and Champion of Women’s Rights. Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, 30: 25-34 (1979).
Volume 29, 1983 (biographical
sketch)
Borgund - Black Hills: Stave Church Replica for South Dakota. Sons of
Norway, Viking, 65:206 (August, 1968).
Description of the stave church
at Mt. Rushmore in the Black Hills, a replica of the one at Borgund,
Norway.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Borlaug som fredsprisvinner. Vinland (Chicago), October 29,
1970.
Reprint of an article first appearing in Nationen, Oslo newspaper,
in which the Nobel prize winner is eulogized for his work in promoting
peace.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
Borlaugs “revolusjon” mot hunger-spøkelset. Minnesota
Posten, November 5, 1970.
Among many articles which have appeared
about Norman Borlaug, the Nobel Peace Prize winner, this one, published first
in the New York Times, was later printed by Aftenposten in
Oslo.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
Borsheim, Ruby Sunde. But we survived: the story of one
Norwegian-American family in west-central Minnesota. [Inver Grove Heights,
Minn.: E.J. Nelson, 1995.] 224 pp.: ill.
Volume 35, 2000 (autobiograph or
memoir)
BØRTE, TORBJØRN. De kaller henne “Telemarka.”
Nordmnanns-Forbundet, 72: 154-157 (1979).
Gonil Henderson, an immigrant
from Telemark, Norway, is a “ski-pioneer and legend” in Glacier
National Park. “They call her ‘Telemarka’.”
Volume 29, 1983
(article)
Bottorff, Rachel Ann. “Unonius: The Man in the Middle.” The
Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 41, 2: 141-154 (July, 1990).
Gustaf
Unonius led twelve families from Sweden to settle on the shores of Pine Lake,
Wisconsin in 1841. He later became an Episcopal priest and founded several
congregations including St. Ansgarius in Chicago.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Bøvre, Michael J. “Fra Ringsaker i Norge til Koshkonong Prairie
i Wisconsin" Årbok. Ringsaker, Veldre og Brøttum
histarielag, 1992, I: 95-103.
History of the Bøvre family from
Ringsaker, Hedmark.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Bovre, Michael J. and Mary Ellen Christensen. Early Norwegian Settlers on
Koshkonong Prairie 1839 1840 1841. Madison, Wisconsin, 1989. 31 pp.
Published by the Koshkonong Prairie Historical Society as the first of a
series to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the arrival of the first
Norwegians. Contains biographies, family recollections and photographs of first
settlers.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
BOWEN, R. H., ed. and trans. A Frontier Family in Minnesota: Letters of
Theodore and Sophie Bost, 1851-1920. Minneapolis, 1981. xxv, 391 pp.
Volume
30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
BOWES, L. M. A History of the Norwegian Old People's Home, Norwood Park,
Chicago, Ill. [Chicago, 1940.] 128 p.
Volume 12, 1941
BOYESEN, HJALMAR HJORTH
Karsten Roedder. Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen. Nordisk
Tidende, January 9, 1964.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
BRAATELEIN, TOMMIE. Outstanding Norwegians. Pacific Coast Viking (Montrose,
California), May, 1965.
Included are Earl Warren, chief justice of the United
States Supreme Court; Ole Bardahl, builder, contractor, and chemist, who
produced an oil formula; and Ole Evinrude, inventor of the outboard
motor.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
BRAATELIEN, BOTOLV. Haakon Hermanson Sires slekt. Hallingen, March,
1967.
Genealogy of the Haakon Hermanson Sire family.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Bradshaw, Nancy Smith and Frances Huckstep Hamilton. Velkommen til Norge:
A Pictorial History of Norge, Virginia. 1989. 80 pp.
Shortly before the
turn of the century, Norwegian-American Carl M. Berg, a Chesapeake and Ohio
land agent, persuaded fellow Norwegian Americans in the Midwest to move east
and settle in James City, York and New Kent counties; the majority settled
around what is Norge. Illustrated and indexed.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or
pamphlet)
Brain, Gary. “The Ship Sailed On: Swedish-American Migration to Rural
California.” The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 41, 4:
220-233 (October, 1990).
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
BRAND, BERT." De første blade af den norske saga i Chicago.
Skandinaven, June 27, July 4, 1933, p. 9 in both issues.
The title,
"The first leaves of the Norwegian saga in Chicago," is
indicative of the contents of this article, which is from the pen of a writer
in Norway.
Volume 8, 1934
BRANDT, Mrs. R. O. Social aspects of prairie pioneering; the reminiscences
of a pioneer pastor's wife. Norwegian-American studies and records, 7:1-46
(1933)
Volume 8, 1934
Braseth, Leif. “Fra Steivangsetra til Amerika -- en utvandrer
forteller,” Alvdal jul (1997), I: 27-36. Title trans.: From
Steivangsetra to America: an emigrant speaks.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
BRATRUD, OTTO M. Beating to Windward. Edited by Sverre Arestad.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 20:58-110 (1959).
Volume 21,
1962
BRATRUD, OTTO. Beating to Windward: Afloat and Ashore. Seattle, 1961.
242 p.
An autobiography of a Seattle skipper who sailed the Pacific Ocean.
Foreword by Kenneth O. Bjork. A condensed version of this book appeared in
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, vol. 20.
Volume 22, 1965 (book
or pamphlet)
Brattestå, Hans. “Fra Seljord til Boone County i Illinois,”
Kultur og historie 1998. Årsskrift for Seljord sogelag. I: 51-61.
Title trans.: From Seljord to Boone County, Illinois.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
BRATTNE, BERIT. Bröderna Larsson: En studie i svensk
emigrantverksamhet under 1880-talet. Uppsala, 1973. 298 pp.
A
Volume in
the series of emigration studies at the University of Uppsala. It draws upon a
variety of sources, but its core is furnished by the private archives of the
five Larsson brothers who operated an emigration agency in Sweden during
1873-1914.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
Braut, Else, and Randi Holden Hoff, eds. Brev hjemmefra: brev fra Norge
til utvandrere, 1840-1960. Published in cooperation with the Norsk
lokalhistorisk institutt. Oslo: Solum, 1997. 320 pp.: ill. Title trans. Letters
from home: letters from Norway to emigrants.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
BREKKE, GUTTORM
Ingeniør Guttorm Brekke feier 75 år. Nordisk
Tidende, May 4, 1961.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
BRENNA, O. C. Ninetieth Anniversary, October Thirteenth, Nineteen Hundred
Forty-six, 1856-1946, Greenfield Evangelical Lutheran Church, Harmony,
Minnesota. 1946. 20 p.
Volume 15, 1949
BREVIG, TOLLEF LARSON. Apaurak in Alaska; Social Pioneering among the
Eskimos. Translated and compiled from the records of the Reverend T. L.
Brevig, pioneer missionary to the Eskimos of Alaska from 1894 to 1917, by Dr.
Walter Johnshoy. Philadelphia, 1944. 325 p.
Brevig was a missionary for the
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America.
Volume 15, 1949
Brice, David. “George af Forselles: ‘The Swedish Count of
Alaska.’” The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 9, 4:
165-183 (October, 1989).
Georg af Forselles emigrated from Sweden in 1898 and
became a central figure in the Alaskan gold rush. He later produced six
books.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
BROCH, THEODOR The Mountains Wait. St. Paul, Webb Publishing Company,
1942. 325 p.
The last chapter treats of the author's journey to the United
States.
Volume 14, 1944
BROCH, THEODOR. Sambandstatene og det norske Amerika. Samtiden,
55:562-570 (1946).
The American Union and the Norwegian Americans. A
Norwegian soldier's impressions of the United States.
Volume 15, 1949
BRODERSEN, ARVlD. Thorstein Veblen, Norsk-Amerikaneren som vart
vegbrøytar i moderne samfunns-gransking. Syn og segn (Oslo),
46:251-260 (1940).
A biographical and critical study.
Volume 12, 1941
BRØGGER, A. W. Vinlandsferdene. Oslo, Gyldendal norsk forlag,
1937. 207 p.
The Vinland journeys. The chapters of this volume appeared
serially in Norsk geografisk tidsskrift during 1936.
Volume 10, 1938
Brokerud, Martin. “Den siste store utvandringen fra Hadelands-bygdene
1905-1916.” Årbok for Hadeland, 1992, I: 110-125.
Migration
from Hadeland, 1905-1916.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
BROMWELL, WILLIAM J. History of Immigration to the United States
Exhibiting the Number, Sex, Age, Occupation and Country of Birth of Passengers
Arriving from Foreign Countries by Sea, 1819 to 1855. New York, 1969. 225
pp. A reprint.
Volume 26, 1974 (book or pamphlet)
BRØNDSTED, JOHANNES. The Vikings. Baltimore, 1965. 347
p.
Included is a section on Viking expeditions to the Western
Hemisphere.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
BRONNER, HEDIN AND FRANZEN, GOSTA. Scandinavian Studies in the Institutions
of Learning in the United States. Scandinavian Studies, 27: 173-195
(November, 1955).
Volume 19, 1956
BRONNER, HEDIN AND FRANZEN, GOSTA. Scandinavian Studies inInstitutions of
Learning in the United States. Seventh Report: 1966-67. Scandinavian Studies,
39:345-367 (November, 1967).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
BRONNER, HEDIN, and FRANZEN, GÖSTA. Scandinavian Studies in
Institutions of Learning in the United States: Sixth Report, 1963-64.
Scandinavian Studies, 36:303-322 (November, 1964).
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
BRONNER, HEDIN. A Centenary of Norwegian Studies in American Institutions of
Learning. Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 20:158-169
(1959).
---------- De røkter norskdommen. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
53:145-147 (June, 1960).
A discussion of the crisis in the instruction of
Norwegian in the United States.
---------- Nordiske studier i vesterheimen.
Samtiden, 69:245-252 (1960).
A historical survey of one hundred years of
teaching Norwegian in American schools.
Volume 21, 1962
BRØNNER, HEDIN. Landkjenning: reiser i et liv. Foreword
by
Johan Hambro. Oslo, 1983. 226 pp.
Reminiscences of a ranch-traveled
Norwegian-American intellectual and diplomat.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or
pamphlet)
BRONNER, HEDIN. Norge in Virginia. American-Scandinavian Review, 45
:258-263 (Autumn, 1957).
The story of a Norwegian settlement in
Virginia.
---------- Scandinavian Studies in the United States - and Great
Britain? Norseman, 15 :372-374 (November-December, 1957).
----------
Student Motivation in Scandinavian Courses in the United States.
Scandinavian Studies, 28:99-108 (August, 1956).
---------- and Franzen,
Gösta. Scandinavian Studies in Institutions of Learning in the United
States. Scandinavian Studies, 30:157-177 (November, 1958).
Volume 20,
1959
BRONSTAD, ALVIN L. Harmony: A Typical Rural School District. Clifton,
Texas, 1969. 16 p.
A history of a school district that was in existence from
1890 to 1989 in a portion of the Norwegian settlement in Bosque County,
Texas.
---------- The C. O. Bronstad Family Story. Clifton, Texas, 1970.
26 p.
The history of the family of Christian O. Bronstad and Martha Christine
Colwick Bronstad, pioneers in Bosque County, Texas.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or
pamphlet)
BRØNSTED, JOHANNES. Norsemen in North America before Columbus.
Smithsonian Institution, Annual Report of the Board of Governors,
367-405 (Washington, D.C., 1953).
A famous Danish archeologist, director of
the Danish national museum in Copenhagen, discusses such vexed problems as the
Newport Tower, the Kensington rune stone, finds and mooring stones in
Minnesota.
Volume 19, 1956
BRØNSTED, JOHANNES. Problemet om nordboer i Nordamerika før
Columbus: En bedømmelse av de amerikanske materiale. Aarbøger
for nordisk oldkyndighed og historie. Copenhagen, 1951. 152 p.
This
includes a discussion of the Kensington rune stone, whose authenticity the
author doubts, basing his objection on the language. This article is also
reprinted as a separate, with the title, “Norsemen in North America before
Columbus.”
Volume 18, 1954
BRØNSTED, JOHANNES. The Vikings. Baltimore, 1960. 320 p.
The
Viking age, including the expeditions to the New World. Translated by Estrid
Bannister-Good. Reviewed in American-Scandinavian Review, Summer,
1961.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
BROOK, MICHAEL. Scandinavians in the United States and Minnesota: A
Selection of Books and Articles in English. St. Paul, 1967. 5 p.
A
mimeographed bibliography.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
BROOKINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA. FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH. First Lutheran Church,
Brookings, South Dakota, Sixtieth Anniversary, 1880-1940, October 3, 4, 5 &
6, 1940. N.p., 1940. [35] p.
Pages 6-8 contain "A Brief History
of First Lutheran Church, 1880-1940," by A. O. Bortnem.
Volume 12, 1941
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
Trinity Lutheran Church. C. O. Pedersen. This World of
Ours. Nordisk Tidende, September 16-30, 1965.
Volume 23, 1967 (history
of congregation)
Brøste, Ole K. “Amerikareise og nybyggerliv fra 1868.”
Gåmålt frå Lesja og Lesjaskog, 1993, I:
18-22.
Emigration from Lesja, Oppland.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
BROSTE, OLE K. Coming to America in 1868 to Hanska, Brown
Co., Minn., as
Told by Ole K. Broste to Petra M. Lien. Our Young People, 20:1-1-2
(August 9); 1-2 (August 16); 1-2 (August 23, 1942)
Also published as a
separate, 12 p. mimeo.
Volume 13, 1943
Brown, Alistair. “Utvandringsjubileum i Land 23-25 juni 1989.”
Landingen årbok, 1989: 100-103.
Emigration celebration in Land,
1989.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
BROWN, CHARLES E. Halvor Lars Skavlem. The Wisconsin Archeologist,
19:47-49 (January, 1939).
Halvor Lars Skavlem (1846-1939) was an amateur
archaeologist and naturalist of Janesville,
Wisconsin, who acquired a famous
collection and came to be recognized as an authority in his field.
Volume 11,
1940
BROWN, GEORGE C., ed. A Swedish Traveller in Early Wisconsin: The
Observations of Fredrika Bremer. Wisconsin Magazine of History, 61:
300-318 (1978).
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
BROWN, GEORGE C., ed. A Swedish Traveller in Early Wisconsin: The
Observations of Frederika Bremer. Wisconsin Magazine of History, 61:
300-318 (1978).
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
Brown, Warren. Rockne. Chicago, Reilly and Lee, 1931. 234 p.
A
biography of Knute Rockne.
Volume 6, 1931
Brown, Warren. Rockne. Chicago, Reilly and Lee, 1931. 234 p.
A
biography of Knute Rockne.
Volume 6, 1931
Browning, Harley L. and Rodolfo O. de la Garza, eds. Mexican Immigrants
and Mexican Americans: An Evolving Relation. Austin, Texas, 1986. 256 pp.
A
collection of twelve essays. “written principally by sociologists from the
University of Texas at Austin,” which “focuses on distinctions and
differences between individuals of Mexican origin who were born in the United
States and Mexican-born legal and illegal immigrants”
Volume 32, 1989
(book or pamphlet)
BRUCE, G. M. Bygdelagene. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 32:7-10 (January,
1939).
A general statement and explanation of the bygdelag movement,
including origins, objectives,
and practice, and their co-operation in the
general organization of Fællesraadet.
Volume 11, 1940
BRUCE, G. M. Moder- og datterkirker og norsk-amerikansk brobygning.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 27:113-118 (April, 1934).
A reply to Sigurd
Folkestad and a rebuttal by the latter on the relation between the Norwegian
Lutheran churches and synods in the United States and the state church of
Norway. Pastor
Folkestad considers the Norwegian state church a mother church
and the American churches
daughter churches, whereas Dr. Bruce gives the
American churches a more independent standing.
---------- Norsk-amerikansk
brobygning. Minneapolis tidende, May 3, 1934, p. 9-10.
A lecture on
Norwegian-American relations, given before "Det norske
nationalforbund," Minneapolis.
Volume 8, 1934
BRUCE, GUSTAV
Gustav Bruce død. Decorah-Posten, October 17,
1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
BRUFLOT, ARNFINN. Dei kom til Amerika. Oslo, 1975. 46 pp.
They
came to America. A collection of poems by a Norwegian-American poet dealing
with Norwegians who came to America from 1825 to 1975. Dedicated to the
sesquicentennial of Norwegian immigration.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
BRUFLOT, ARNFINN. Inn i Amerika. Oslo, 1980. 174 pp.
A novel about
Norwegian immigrants to the west coast of America.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or
pamphlet)
Bruflot, Arnfinn. På andre sida av havet. Oslo, 1986. 54 PP.
A
poetic description of the United States during the immigration era and
today.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
Brun, Håkon. “Fra Kabelvåg til Amerika.”
Årbok for Vågan, 1992, I: 58-60.
Marius Johnsen tells of
his journey to America in a 1903 letter.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
BRUNVAND, JAN HAROLD. Norwegian Settlers in Alberta. Ottawa, 1974. 71
pp.
A
Volume in the Mercury Series of the Canadian Centre for Folk Culture
Studies at the National Museum of Man, Ottawa.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or
pamphlet)
Brunvoll, Per-Arne. “Femtekolonnister eller kidnappere? Norsk
Sjømannsforbunds kamp mot Scandinavian Seamen's Club of America under 2.
verdenskrig,” Sjøfartshistorisk Årbok [Norway] 1992:
7-41. Title translation: Fifth column or kidnappers? The battle of the
Norwegian Seamen’s Union against the Scandinavian Seamen’s Club of
America during World War II.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
BRUUN, LORENTZ
Karl Robert Ertsaas. Norsk dekksgutt inntar Tacoma.
Nordisk Tidende, August 31, 1961.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
BRYE, DAVID L. Wisconsin Scandinavians and Progressivism.
Norwegian-American Studies, 27: 163-193 (1977).
Volume 28, 1979
(article)
Bryge, Olav. “Soga om Sigmund og Lars Skeie/The Simon and Lars Scheie
families’ centennial: 100 years in Lyon County, Iowa, 1870-1970.”
Eikjen. Årsskrift for Eiken sogelag, 1990, I: 40-44.
Volume 34,
1995 (article)
Bryn, Steinar. “The Americanization of Norwegian Culture.”
University of Minnesota, 1993. 260 pp. Dissertation.
Volume 34, 1995 (thesis or
dissertation)
Bryn, Steinar. Norske Amerika-bilete. Om amerikanisering av norsk
kultur. Olso, 1992. 128 pp.
The Americanization of Norwegian
culture.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
BUCH, L. B. Innvandringen til Chicago. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 27:75-78
(March, 1934).
A survey of Norwegian immigration to Chicago.
Volume 8, 1934
BUCH, LEIF B. Chicago-midvesten og Norge. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
27:327-329 (October, 1934).
Concerns trade relations and commercial
intercourse between Norway and the Middle West, especially Chicago.
Volume 9,
1936
BUCK, S. J. Nelson, Knute (Feb. 2, 1843-Apr. 28, 1923). Dictionary of
American biography, 13: 418-419 (1934).
Volume 8, 1934
BUCKLEY, JOAN N. Martha Ostenso: Norwegian-American Immigrant Novelist.
Norwegian-American Studies, 23: 69-81 (1979).
Her major writings are
realistic representations of rural midwestern United States and Canada, where
she spent most of her life.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
Buenker, John D. and Lorman A. Ratner. Multiculturalism in the United
States. New York, 1992.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
BUETOW, AILEEN BERGER. Our Vanguard; a Pioneer Play in Three Acts, with
Prologue and Epilogue. Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 15:20-76
(1949).
Volume 16 1950
Buhl, Helga Ostergaard. “The Story of a Pioneer.” Translated by
Ela Koch Nielsen. The Bridge, 12, 1: 71-80 (1989).
Reminiscences about
Peter Overgaard and Maren Kjestine Nielsen, Danish immigrants who pioneered in
South Dakota, as told to Buhl by their son Harald. This appeared in Danish in
Kirke og folk in 1956.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
BULL, COATES P. Corn-husking and Sweeping Out. Ramsey County History,
3: 18-21 (Spring, 1966).
Author’s career at the agricultural school of
the University of Minnesota, as student and teacher.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
BULL, INEZ. Cross Forks Tales. New York, 1970. 60 p.
Stories from
Potter County, Pennsylvania, site of Ole Bull’s luckless Oleana settlement
of the 1850’s.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or pamphlet)
BULL, INEZ. Ole Bull’s Activities in the United States Between 1843
and 1880. Smithtown, New York, 1981. 115 pp.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or
pamphlet)
BURAAS, ANDERS. De reiste ut. Oslo, 1982. 226 pp.
Essays about seven
Norwegians who went to America -- most of them to stay: Agnes Wergeland, Ole
Evinrude, Anders Furuseth, Knute Rockne, Harry Irgens Larsen, Hans Christian
Heg, and Ole Bull.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
BURAAS, ANDERS. Typisk amerikansk. Oslo, 1955.
Impressions and
reflections of a Norwegian journalist, made after a nine-month tour of the
United States.
Volume 19, 1956
BURKS, EDWARD C. Pioneer Designer of Tunnels Here Bemoans All Those Cars.
New York Times, July 19, 1967.
A discussion of Ole Singstad, chief
engineer of the Holland Tunnel.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
BURNELL, J. B. Elitism or Equality - Future Directions in Immigration
Legislation. Social Studies, 60: 20-23 (January, 1969).
Outlines changes
in American immigration policy.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
BUROKER, ROBERT L. From Voluntary Association to Welfare State: The Illinois
Immigrants’ Protective League, 1908-1926. Journal of American History,
58:643-60 (December, 1971).
A discussion of an organization giving aid to
immigrants in the state of Illinois during the period indicated.
Volume 26,
1974 (article)
Burton, William L. Melting Pot Soldiers: The Union’s Ethnic
Regiments. Ames, Iowa, 1988. 282 pp.
“Civil War armies mirrored Civil
War society.” German, Irish, Scots, French, and Scandinavian regiments are
discussed.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
BURZLE, J. ANTHONY, ed. Yearbook of German-American Studies, 18.
Lawrence, Kansas, 1983. 295
pp.
Nineteen articles by well-known scholars
commemorating the tricentennial of German immigration to the United States;
also bibliography of items published on German-Americana in 1982.
Volume 30,
1985 (book or pamphlet)
BUSCH, RAGNER. En livskraftig S. av N. losje som greier a holde sin
aktivitet hemmelig for resten av det norske Amerika. Nordisk Tidende,
February 3, 1966.
Treats the Sons of Norway in Philadelphia.
----------
Gutten tok fjellene med. Nordisk Tidende, November 2, 1967.
Snowshoe
Thompson and skiing.
---------- Illuminert monument av Leif Ericson som den
store navigator. Nordisk Tidende, August 22, 1968.
About Arnold Tveten
and his effort to place a bronze statue of Leif Ericson in the Chicago
harbor.
---------- Inez Bull. Oleana-kolonistene et svart kapitel i
utvandrersagaen. Nordisk Tidende, January 5, 12, 1967.
Account of
Ole Bull’s Oleana.
---------- Riksmål, Landsmål og
slagsmål. Nordisk Tidende, March 27, 1969.
Discussion of the
language controversy in Norway and among Norwegian Americans.
---------- Ved en
bokhylle. Nordisk Tidende, January 16, 1969.
Discussion of causes and
effects of immigration.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
BUSCHMANN, AUGUST
August Buschmann traff eventyret i pioner-dager på
Alaska-kysten. Western Viking, June 5, 1964.
August Buschmann met
adventure in pioneer days on the Alaska coast.
Volume 23, 1967 (biographical
sketch)
Business. Det norsk-amerikanske handels-kammer feirer 50
år.
Nordisk Tidende (Brooklyn), October 21, 1965.
History of the
Norwegian American Chamber of Commerce.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
Butcher-Younghans, Sherry. The American Swedish Institute: A Living
Heritage. Minneapolis, 1989. 87 pp.
Lives of the Swan Turnblad family, the
history of the Institute and the mansion which houses it as well as
descriptions of the collections.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
BUTLER, PIERCE. James Christian Meinich Hanson. Library quarterly,
4:127-130 (April, 1934).
Volume 8, 1934
BYE, ERIK. Blow, Silver Wind. Minneapolis, 1978. 119 pp.
A Norwegian
author, poet, and TV commentator tells in poetry and prose about the hopes and
trials of the early immigrants. Postscript by Eric Sevareid, “Letter to a
Grandfather I Never Knew.” Illustrated by Karl Erik Harr.
Volume 28, 1979
(book or pamphlet)
BYE, ERIK. Cleng’s Song. Sons of Norway Viking, 72: 320
(1975).
A poem about Cleng Peerson by a well-known author, entertainer, and TV
personality.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
BYE, ERIK. The Road without End. The Norseman, No. 4: 94-95 (1975).
A
translation of the poet’s Norwegian poem, “Veien bar ingen
ende,” in honor of Cleng Peerson.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
BYE, ERIK. Veien har ingen ende. Oslo, 1976. 109 pp.
A collection of
articles about Norwegians in America. Illustrated.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or
pamphlet)
BYFIELD, ARTHUR F. Ephraim, 1853-1953. Ephraim, Wisconsin, 1953.
A
centennial history of a Norwegian Moravian community in Wisconsin.
Volume 19,
1956
Bygdelagene og norskdom. Decorah-Posten, November 18,
1965.
Evaluation of the current position of the bygdelag among
Norwegians in America.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
Bygdelagenes Fællesraad. Aarbok og julehilsen, 1929. P. L. Slagsvold,
ed. Minneapolis, Lund Press
[1929]. 188 p.
The year book and Christmas
greeting of the federation of bygdelags, with short sketches of member
societies. The volume contains obituaries of N. T. Moen and O. J. Kvale and an
article on the origin of the bygdelag movement by A. A. Veblen.
Volume
5, 1930
Byre, Conrad. “Gudbrand Byre. Lomvær i Amerika" Heim og
bygd. Lite gåmålt frå Lam, 1990, I: 26-31.
The American
experience of Gudbrand Byre from Lom, Oppland.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
CADBURY, H.J. Impressions of a Norwegian Quaker in 1838. Friends historical
association, Bulletin,
18:33-37 (1929).
A letter of 1838 written by
Martha Larson to Elias Tasta (Tastad), with notes and comments by Dr. Cadbury.
The letter was written in English from Rochester, New York, by the wife of Lars
Larson, Quaker, who came to America in the "Restauration" in 1825.
Published previously in the American-Scandinavian review for June, 1925,
and in Decorah-posten for December 5, 1925.
Volume 8, 1934
CADBURY, HENRY J. Christopher Meidel and the First Norwegian Contacts with
Quakerism. Harvard Theological Review, 34: 7-23 (1941).
Most of this
story dates before the emigration to America; nevertheless, it concerns the
background of some of those who emigrated in 1825.
Volume 12, 1941
CALAMUS, IOWA
One Hundredth Anniversary: Our Savior’s Evangelical
Lutheran Church, June 9-11, 1961. 39 p.
Volume 22, 1965 (history of
congregation)
CALKIN, HOMER L. The Coming of the Foreigners. Palimpsest, 43:145-208
(April, 1962).
Includes an account of Scandinavian settlement in Iowa.
Volume
22, 1965 (article)
CAMERON, IAN. Lode Stone and Evening Star: The Epic Voyages of Discovery,
1493 B.C.-1896 A.D. New York, 1966. 288 p.
Contains a chapter on the
Norwegian explorations in America. Reviewed in American-Scandinavian Review,
Summer, 1967.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
CANNON, JENNIE AMELIA VENNERSTROM. Watershed Drama, Battle Lake,
Minnesota. Berkeley, California, Privately printed, 1942. 117 p.
This work
is partly autobiographical. Chapters have such headings as "Christopher
Tangen and Norway," "Lutherans," "Scandinavians Quickly
Transformed into Americans." The period covered is the 1860's and
1870's.
Volume 14, 1944
CANUTESON, RICHARD L. The Kendall Settlement Survived. Norwegian-American
Studies, 27: 243-255 (1977).
Contrary to general opinion, the
“Slooper” colony of 1825 did not disintegrate entirely as a result of
westward migration after 1834.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
CANUTESON, RICHARD. A Little More Light on the Kendall Settlement.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 18:82- 101 (1954).
Volume 19,
1956
Carini, Mario. Milwaukee’s Italians: The Early Years. Milwaukee,
1984. 12 pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
Carl Ben Eielson. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD), 71 Congress, 2 session, vol. 72,
no. 86, p. 6398-
6399 (March 26, 1930).
A biographical sketch and
eulogy.
Volume 5, 1930
Carlon, Ann Beatta. “Through my grandmother’s window: historical
video tape documentary focusing on Norwegian immigrant women, and research
thesis: visual vs. visual-auditory memory retention,” Master’s
thesis, Psychology, University of Minnesota, 1993. Videotape plus 35 pp.
Volume
35, 2000 (thesis or dissertation)
CARLSEN, CLARENCE J. The Years of Our Church. Minneapolis, Free
Church Publishing Company, 1942. 221 p.
History of the Lutheran Free Church
from 1897 to date.
Volume 14, 1944
CARLSEN, ERLING N. First Lutheran Congregation, Blair, Wisconsin,
1879-1979: An Historical Sketch. Blair, Wisconsin, 1979. 30 pp.
Volume 29,
1983 (book or pamphlet)
CARLSON, LAWRENCE O. Something New in Wisconsin. American-Scandinavian
Review, 38:234-239 (September, 1950).
Scandinavian area studies at the
University of Wisconsin.
Volume 17, 1952
CARLSON, WILLIAM H. Scandinavian Collections in the Libraries of the United
States. Scandinavian
Studies and Notes, 15: 217-238 (August,
1939).
Collections in the eastern states include the Fiske Icelandic
Collection, the Harvard Scandinavian
Collection, the one at Yale, the Marsh
Library of the University of Vermont, the Schofield Memorial Library of the
American-Scandinavian Foundation, and the Scandinavian books in the Library of
Congress. Institutions in the Middle West having noteworthy Scandinavian
collections are the University of Minnesota, the Minnesota Historical Society,
the University of North Dakota, Luther College at Decorah, Iowa, Augustana
College and Theological Seminary at Rock Island, Illinois, the University of
Wisconsin, the University of Illinois, and the John Crerar Library, Chicago. In
the Far South, we find one at the University of Texas, and there are some on
the Pacific coast.
Volume 11, 1940
CARLSON, WILLIAM H. Some Further Notes on Scandinaviana in the Libraries of
the United States. Scandinavian Studies, 16: 291-303 (November,
1941).
Volume 13, 1943
CARLSSON, ERLAND
Emory Lindquist. Shepherd of an Immigrant People: The
Story of Erland Carlsson. Rock Island, Illinois, 1978. xi, 236 pp.
The
biography of a distinguished Swedish-American religious and educational
leader.
Volume 29, 1983 (biographical sketch)
Carlsson, Sten. “Three Swedish Expeditions to North America
1642-1649.” Swedish American Genealogist, 8, 1: 1-32 (March,
1988).
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
CARLSSON, STEN. From Mid-Sweden to the Midwest. Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, 25:193-207 (1974).
Migration from Dalarna, Sweden, to
the United States and Canada during the period 1850-1930.
Volume 27, 1977
(article)
CARLSSON, STEN. John Hanson’s Swedish Background. Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, 29: 9-17 (1978).
John Hanson (1715(?)-1783) played a
prominent part in the Continental Congress, serving for a while as its
president.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
CARLSSON, STEN. Scandinavian Politicians in Minnesota around the Turn of the
Century. Americana Norvegica, 3:237-71 (1971).
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
CARLSSON, STEN. Skandinaviska politiker i Minnesota 1882-1900: En studie
rörande den etniska faktorens roll vid politiska val i en immigrantstat.
Uppsala, Sweden, 1970. 58 pp.
The role played by the ethnic factor in
Minnesota politics during the period 1882-1900.
Volume 26, 1974 (book or
pamphlet)
CARLSSON, STEN. Sweden and America after 1860: A Research Project.
Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly, 27: 204-2 14 (1976).
Volume 28,
1979 (article)
Carlsson, Sten. Swedes in North America, 1638-1988: Technical, Cultural,
and Political Achievements. Stockholm, 1988. 136 pp.
“A basic survey
of the Swedish presence on this continent since colonial times, emphasizing
occupations, institutions, and both group and individual
accomplishments.”
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
CARTFORD, GERHARD M. Music for Youth in an Emerging Church.
Norwegian-American Studies, 22: 162-177 (1965).
Volume 23, 1967
(article)
CARTFORD, GERHARD M. Music in the Norwegian Lutheran Church. 384 p.
The
development of choral music, 1825-1917; a manuscript dissertation submitted at
the University of Minnesota in 1961 and filed there.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or
pamphlet)
Cartwright, Carol Lohry. “Rock Island: The Personification of Chester
H. Thordarson.” Wisconsin Magazine of History, 69, 3: 211-227
(Spring, 1986).
A wealthy Chicago electrical inventor and businessman, born in
Iceland, designed and supervised the construction of six unusual stone
buildings on his estate on Rock Island, Door county, Wisconsin. His book
collection was acquired by the University of Wisconsin after his death and
forms part of the library’s history of science collection.
Volume 32, 1989
(article)
Case, Lois J. Relatively Speaking. Forman, N.D., 1992 or 1993. vii,
88 pp. Norwegian-American genealogy in North Dakota.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or
pamphlet)
CASO, ADOLPH. They Also Made America Great: Lives of the Italian
Americans. Boston, 1978. 175 pp.
CHRISLOCK, CARL H. Ethnicity
Challenged: The Upper Midwest Norwegian-American Experience in World War I.
Northfield, 1981. 174 pp.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
CASPARI, CARL
Et norsk viking-drama skrevet i Brooklyn. Nordisk Tidende,
March 28, 1963.
An engineer, son of Theodor Caspari.
Volume 22, 1965
(biographical sketch)
CASSIDY, FREDRICK G. The Place-Names of Dane County, Wisconsin.
Greensboro, N.C., 1947. 251 p.
Volume 16 1950
Cazden, Robert E. A Social History of the German Book Trade in America to
the Civil War. Columbia, South Carolina, 1984. 801 pp.
Volume 31, 1986
(book or pamphlet)
Centennial, Trempealeau Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church,
1857-1957. Taylor, Wisconsin, 1957. 8 p.
Volume 21, 1962
CHAMBERS, CLARK. Immigrasjonen i amerikansk framvokster. Samtiden,
64:524-537.
A discussion of immigration as a factor in the growth of
America.
Volume 19, 1956
Chan, Anthony B. Gold Mountain: The Chinese in the New World.
Vancouver, British Columbia, 1983. 224 pp.
“Chinese immigrants to
Canada had a very harsh life. Canada allowed them to come to build railways and
to seek gold in the Fraser Valley, British Columbia. When the railway was
built, the country did its best to discourage the Chinese from
staying.”
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
Chao, Evelina. Gates of Grace. New York, 1985. 372 pp.
“The
theme of the New Land is the theme of America. In Gates of Grace,
Evelina Chao gives us a modern, Eastern variation on that theme, showing a
Chinese family working its way slowly and painfully into America in San
Francisco, New York, and Washington, D.C., in the 1950s and 1960s.”
Volume
31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
CHICAGO NORSKE KLUB. Chicago Norske Klub, 1890-1950. Chicago,
Illinois, 1950. 69 p.
The Norwegian Club of Chicago presents this history of
its organization.
Volume 17, 1952
Childhood memories of a farm girl. The Friend, 11:2-6, 29-30
(January, 1934).
Typical pioneer farm life.
Volume 8, 1934
CHR. Lidt afholdsprat. Reform, November 10, 17, 1938.
A historical
account of the prohibition movement, particularly among the Norwegians in this
country.
Volume 11, 1940
Chrislock, Carl H. “Profile of a Ward Boss: The Political Career of
Lars M. Rand.” Norwegian-American Studies, 31: 35-72 (1986).
Rand,
a Norwegian-American Minneapolis politician, was able to advance politically by
responding to the divisions, needs, and interests within his constituency, the
sixth ward.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
CHRISLOCK, CARL H. Name Change and the Church, 1918- 1920.
Norwegian-American Studies, 27: 194-223 (1977).
Volume 28, 1979
(article)
CHRISLOCK, CARL H. The Progressive Era in Minnesota, 1899- 1918. St.
Paul, 1971. 242 pp.
Though not directly concerned with the subject of
immigration, this book deals extensively with the participation of various
ethnic groups (Norwegians, Swedes, Germans) in Minnesota politics.
Volume 26,
1974 (book or pamphlet)
Chrislock, Carl H. Watchdog of Loyalty. The Minnesota Commission of
Public Safety. St. Paul, 1991. 387 pp.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
CHRISTENSEN, BERNHARD. Augsburg Seminary and Luther Seminary Reunite.
Luther Theological Seminary Review, 4-14 (May, 1964).
Volume 23, 1967
(article)
Christensen, Carl Christian Anton. “By Handcart to Utah.”
Translated by Richard L. Jensen. Nebraska History, 66, 4: 333-348
(Winter, 1985).
Reminiscences by a Danish immigrant artist who made the trek to
Salt Lake City in 1857.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Christensen, Elisabeth Riber and John Pedersen, compilers. Bibliografi
over dansk-amerikansk Udvandrerhistorie. Aalborg Denmark, 1986. 243 pp.
A
bibliography on Danish emigration from 1840 to 1920 and Danish-American history
to 1983.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
CHRISTENSEN, OSCAR A. The Man behind the Plow; a Short History of a Clay
County Pioneer, O. A. Christensen of Moorhead, Minnesota. Cross Lake,
Minnesota, 1949. 14 p.
Volume 16 1950
CHRISTENSEN, P. S. De skandinaviske aviser i øststatene. Nordisk
Tidende, October 24, 1963.
Chronicle of the Norwegian press in the East,
written in 1914.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
CHRISTENSEN, T. P. Study of the Kensington Stone. Annals of Iowa,
32:297-301 (April, 1954).
Volume 19, 1956
CHRISTENSEN, WILLIAM. Saga of the Tower. Blair, Nebraska, 1959. 242
p.
The history of Dana College and Trinity Seminary through seventy-five
years.
Volume 21, 1962
Christenson, Carroll L. Norsk indflydelse i de Forenede Stater.
NORDMANNS-FORBUNDET,
24: 274-276 (September, 1931).
Norwegian influence in the
United States. The influence of Norwegian immigrants and their descendants in
American politics, literature, and art, considering especially their
contributions in thc Middle West, particularly in Chicago.
Volume 7, 1933
CHRISTENSON, O. K. Erindringer og oplevelser. Hallingen, 148:14-19
(September, 1949).
Recollections of an immigrant of 1883 of Detroit Lakes,
Minnesota.
Volume 16 1950
CHRISTIANSEN, ALFRED. Scandinavians and the New Zion in the West.
American-Scandinavian Review, 60:263-71 (September, 1972).
A discussion
of the Scandinavian migration to Utah both from the “old countries”
and from settlements in the Middle West.
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
Christianson, Erik, compiler. Symra Index 1905-1914. [Decorah, Iowa,
19871. 12 pp.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
CHRISTIANSON, J. R. "Scandinavia and the Prairie School: Chicago
Landscape Artist Jens Jensen." The Bridge, 5,2:5-18 (1982).
Jens
Jensen (1860-1951) came from Denmark to Chicago in 1886 and soon became a
leading member of the "Prairie School" as artist, architect, and city
planner.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Christianson, J. R. “Early Landscape Mimics European Model.”
Luther, 21, 2: 5 (April, 1986); “Luther Campus: monument to prairie
school. ”Luther, 21, 3: 7-8 (August, 1986); “Recultivating
Luther’s ‘Symbolic Prairies’.” Luther, 22, 1: 10
(January, 1987).
A history of Danish-American Jens Jensen’s landscaping
work on the Luther College campus, Decorah, Iowa, with a proposal to restore
the original plan and extend it.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Christianson, J. R. “Jens Jensen and the Prairie School Campus of
Luther College.” The Palimpsest, 67, 4: 130-140 (July/August,
1988).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Christianson, J. R. “Marcus Lee Hansen Returns to his Roots.”
The Bridge’, 10, 1: 67-81 (1987).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Christianson, J. R. “Scandinavian Immigrants on a Pluralistic Frontier:
Iowa, 1834-1860.” Essays on Norwegian-American Literature and History,
Volume II, 15-27.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Christianson, J. R. “Scandinavian-Americans" Multiculturalism
in the United States, John D. Buenkner and Lorman A. Ratner, eds., New
York, 1992, 103-129.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
CHRISTIANSON, J. R. AND BIRGITTE, eds. and trans. The Dream of America.
Mankato, Minnesota,
1982.
An adaptation for American readers of seven Danish
studies of European emigration. For the individual volumes, see Evold, Bent;
Hvidt, Kristian; Koustrup, Søren, Krustrup, Erik V and Skovmand,
Sven.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
Christianson, J. R. translator and editor. “A Letter of 1852 from
Eldorado.” Norwegian-American Studies, 32: 149-156 (1989).
Volume
33, 1992 (article)
Christianson, J. R., ed. “Clausens on the Move: Chicago, St. Ansgar,
Virginia, 1870-1873.” The Bridge, 6,2: 27-41 (1983). Letters
throwing light on the work of the famous Danish-born pioneer pastor, Claus
Laurits Clausen. Translated by Erik Christianson, J. R. Christianson, and Paul
Christianson.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
Christianson, J. R., ed. Scandinavians in America: Literary Life.
Decorah, Iowa, 1985. 342 pp.
The proceedings of SEMCON II, a conference at
Luther College, Decorah, Iowa, which focus on the literary life of
Scandinavians in America, mainly in the century 1850-1950.
Volume 31, 1986
(book or pamphlet)
CHRISTIANSON, JOHN. John Hans fra Hansonville 1848-1926. Decorah-Posten,
September 7, 1967.
Early days in Hendricks, Dakota Territory.
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Sangforeningen Lurens opprinnelse. Decorah-Posten, April 25,
1968.
Sketch of a singing society in Decorah, Iowa.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
CHRISTLOCK, CARL H. From Fjord to Freeway: 100 Years. Augsburg College.
Minneapolis, 1969. 262 p.
Centennial history of a college in Minneapolis
founded by Norwegian-American Lutherans.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or pamphlet)
Christoph, Peter R. A Norwegian family in colonial America. 3rd ed.
Salem, Mass.: Higginson Book Co., 1994. 250 pp. The first part was previously
published by the Bradt Family Association as ‘Albert Andriessen Bradt, a
Norwegian in Rensselaerswyck.’
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
CHRISTOPHERSEN, H. O. Fra fremmed tankeliv: Thorstein Veblen, en tenker i
utlendighet. Nordisk tidskrift för vetenskap, konst och industri
(Stockholm), 12: 21-34 (1936).
A foreigner's view of Thorstein
Veblen.
Volume 9, 1936
CHUBB, THOMAS CALDECOT. The Northmen. Cleveland, 1964. 125 p.
One in
a series entitled Major Cultures of the World, this book is intended
mainly for young people and includes a description of the Viking voyages to
Vinland. Reviewed in American-Scandinavian Review, Autumn, 1965.
Volume
23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
Church. De gråt av glede: Første norske julegudstjeneste i
Arizona. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 57:36 (February, 1964).
A Norwegian
Christmas church service and festival in Tucson, Arizona, the first in that
state. Henry O. Jaastad was one of the participants.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
CINEL, DEAN. Ethnicity: A Neglected Dimension of American History. The
International Migration Review, 3:58-63 (Summer, 1969).
Ethnic
consciousness is experiencing a new life.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Cinel, Dino. From Italy to San Francisco: The Immigrant Experience.
Stanford, 1982. viii, 347 pp.
". . . . much more than a history of
Italians in a single city. His analysis of immigrant origins will be of great
value for all immigration scholars and is a contribution to Italian social
history.”
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
Circles of Tradition: Folk Arts in Minnesota. St. Paul, Minnesota,
1989. 164 pp.
Essays by Willard B. Moore, Marion J. Nelson, Colleen J. Sheey,
Thomas Vennum, Jr., Johannes Riedel and M. Catherine Daly. 120 black and white
photographs, 24 color photographs, and lists of folk arts and artists.
Volume
33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
CLANCY, C. S. The Saga of Leif Ericsson. New York, 1956. 223 p.
A
fictionalized biography of the saga hero.
Volume 20, 1959
Clark, Dennis. Hibernia America: The Irish and Regional Cultures.
Westport, Connecticut, 1986. xix, 213 pp.
“A major contribution to
Irish-American and ethnic historiography. Clark is primarily concerned with how
the Irish adapted to America and how the American experience influenced their
character.”
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
CLARK, DENNIS. The Irish in Philadelphia: Ten Generations of Urban
Experience. Philadelphia, 1973. 246 pp.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
Clark, Dennis. The Irish Relations: Trials of an Immigrant Tradition.
Rutherford, New Jersey, 1982. 225 pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
Clark, J. M. Thorstein Bundy Veblen, 1857-1929. AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW,
19:742-745
(December, 1929).
A short biographical sketch and an estimation of
Veblen as an economist.
Volume 5, 1930
CLARK, WILLIAM. Japanese Turn to Brad Foote in Cicero for Gears. Vinland,
February 8, 1968.
Success story of Chicago’s Brad Foote Gear Works,
Incorporated, and its president, Gunnar E. Gunderson.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
CLAUSEN, A. C. Leif Erikson's discovery of America. Spokane,
Washington, The Swedish press, 1933.
16 p.
This pamphlet was produced by
Spokane lodge, no. l2, Scandinavian fraternity of America.
Volume 10, 1938
CLAUSEN, C. A. "Some Recent Publications." Norwegian-American
Studies, 29:359-378 (1983).
A compilation of books and articles published
largely during the years 1978-1982 dealing with immigration history.
Volume 30,
1985 (article)
Clausen, C. A. “Some Recent Publications.” Norwegian-American
Studies, 31:305-316 (1986).
A listing of books and articles, published
largely during the years 1982-1985, dealing with immigration history.
Volume
32, 1989 (article)
Clausen, C. A. “Some Recent Publications.” Norwegian-American
Studies, 30: 293-310 (1985).
A listing of books and articles, published
largely during the years 1982-1984, dealing with immigration history.
Volume
31, 1986 (article)
CLAUSEN, C. A. An Immigrant Shipload of 1840. Norwegian-American Studies
and Records, 14:54-77 (1944).
Volume 15, 1949
CLAUSEN, C. A. AND HVANSTAD, PER, eds, and trs. The Letters of
Mons H. Grinager: Pioneer and Soldier. Norwegian-American Studies,
24:29-77 (1970).
The experiences of a young American immigrant from the
time of his arrival in America in 1853 until ten years later, when he is a
captain in the Union army.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
CLAUSEN, C. A. Life in the Klondike and Alaska Gold Fields; Letters
Translated and Edited by C. A. Clausen. Norwegian-American Studies and
Records, 16:120-160 (1950).
Volume 17, 1952
CLAUSEN, C. A. Some Recent Publications. Norwegian-American Studies,
28: 324-341 (1979).
A compilation of books and articles published largely
during the years 1975-1978 dealing with immigrant history.
Volume 29, 1983
(article)
CLAUSEN, C. A. Some Recent Publications. Norwegian-American Studies,
26:242-252 (1974).
A bibliography of books and articles of interest to
readers of Norwegian-American Studies and other students of immigrant
history.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
CLAUSEN, C. A. Some Recent Publications. Norwegian-American Studies,
27: 280-297 (1977).
Bibliography of recent books and articles dealing with
immigrant history.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
CLAUSEN, C. A., comp. Some Recent Publications Relating to
Norwegian-American History, XVI. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
20:213-226 (1959).
---------- tr. and ed. A Texas Manifesto:
A Letter from Mrs. Elise Wærenskjold. Norwegian-American Studies and
Records, 20:32-45 (1959).
Volume 21, 1962
CLAUSEN, C. A., ed. The Lady with the Pen: Elise Wærenskjold in
Texas. Northfield, 1961. 183 p.
These sixty-two letters, translated from
the Norwegian, cover the period 1851-95. Reviewed in Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, April, 1962.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
CLAUSEN, C. A., tr. and ed. The Fraser River gold rush; an
immigrant letter of 1858. Norwegian-
American studies and records, 7:
47-52 (1933).
Volume 8, 1934
CLAUSEN, C. A., tr. and ed. The Gasmann Brothers Write Home.
Norwegian-American Studies, 23:71-107 (1967).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
CLAUSEN, C. A., trans. A Chronicler of Immigrant Life: Svein
Nilsson’s Articles in Billed-Magazin, 1868-1870. North-field,
1982. 171 pp.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
CLAUSEN, C. A., trans. and ed. A Norwegian Schoolmaster Looks at
America; an America Letter. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
13:75-91 (1943).
Volume 14, 1944
CLAUSEN, C. A., transl, and ed. Recollections of a Norwegian
Pioneer in Texas. Norwegian-American Studies and Records l2: 91-104
(1941).
Volume 13, 1943
CLAUSEN, C.A., and JOHNSON, DERWOOD. Norwegian Soldiers in the Confederate
Forces. Norwegian-American Studies, 25:105- 41 (1972).
A collection of
letters written by Norwegian soldiers serving in various Texas regiments during
the “War between the States.”
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
CLAUSEN, CLARENCE A. Some Recent Publications Relating to Norwegian-American
History. Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 19:189-198
(1956).
---------- The Trials of an Immigrant: The Journal of Ole K. Trovatten.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 19 :142- 159 (1956).
Volume 20,
1959
CLAUSEN, CLARENCE A., trans, and ed. An Immigrant's Advice on
America: Some Letters of Søren Bache. Norwegian-American Studies and
Records, 15:77-84 (1949).
Volume 16 1950
CLAUSEN, CLARENCE A., trans, and ed. Pioneer town building in the
West, an America letter written by Frithjof Meidell at Springfield, Illinois,
in 1855. Norwegian-American studies and records, 9:45-53 (1936).
Volume
10, 1938
CLAUSEN, OTTO. Det norske Chicago. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 26: 142-146
(May, 1933).
Norwegian-Americans in Chicago, their activities, and an
enumeration of institutions established by them.
---------- Vi i Cary.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 27:10-12 (January, 1934).
A summer colony of
Norwegian-Americans of Chicago at Cary, Illinois, on the Fox River.
Volume 8,
1934
CLAUSEN, OTTO. Norske ingeniører i Amerika. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
29:215-217 (July, 1936).
Norwegian engineers in America, principally
Chicago and New York.
Volume 10, 1938 (article)
CLENG PEERSON HONORED. The Norseman, No. 3: 78-79 (1975).
150th
emigration anniversary observation in Oslo, Tysvær, and Texas.
Volume 28,
1979 (article)
Cleven, Harry T. “A. B. Wilse: Immigrant With a Camera.” The
Norseman, 26, 3: 19 (July, 1986).
Anders Beers Wilse (1865-1949) of
Flekkefjord learned the photography trade in the United States between 1884 and
1900 and returned to Norway to become a successful photographer.
Volume 32,
1989 (article)
Cleven, Harry T. “The Fifteenth Wisconsin Regiment in the American
Civil War.” Essays on Norwegian-American Literature and History, Volume
II, 75-83.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
CLEVEN, HARRY T. Fra Gaupne til Grantsburg. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 72:
135-136 (1979).
Knut Norenberg, immigrant from Gaupne, Sogn, became a
successful business man in Grantsburg, Wisconsin.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
CLIFTON, TEXAS
Memoirs of the Rev. John Knudson Rystad: Our Savior’s
Lutheran Church. 1967. 24 p.
Volume 24, 1970 (history of congregation)
COAN, OTIS W. AND LILLARD, RICHARD G. America in Fiction: An Annotated
List of Novels That Interpret Aspects of Life in the United States, Canada, and
Mexico. Palo Alto, California, 1967. Fifth edition. 232 p.
The list
includes O. E. Rølvaag’s Giants in the Earth, Their
Fathers’ God, Peder Victorious, and Boat of Longing.
Volume 24,
1970 (book or pamphlet)
Cogill, Burgess. When God Was an Atheist Sailor: Memories of a Childhood
at Sea. 1902-1910. New York, 1990. 190 pp.
“A Denmark-born naturalized
American, A. H. Sorensen, captained sailing ships out of San Francisco for a
quarter of a century.” His family accompanied him on many of the voyages.
This memoir is by his eldest daughter.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
COLBO, ELLA STRATTON, comp. Historic Heg Memorial Park; Photographic
Views and Brief Historical Sketches of the Outstanding Points of Interest in
and about Heg Memorial Park, Racine County, Wisconsin. [Waterford,
Wisconsin, printed by M. J. Chapman, the Waterford Post, 1940.] 85
p.
Volume 12, 1941
COLE, WAYNE S. Senator Gerald P. Nye and American Foreign Relations.
Minneapolis, 1962. 293 p.
A study of American isolationism. Reviewed in
Mississippi Valley Historical Review, June, 1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (book
or pamphlet)
Cole, Wayne W. Norway and the United States, 1905-1955: Two Democracies
in Peace and War. Ames, Iowa, 1989. 221 pp.
“Designed to be a brief
overview and introduction to this aspect of American foreign relations, the
book is centered on the changes wrought in the two countries by two world wars
and the beginnings of the Cold War. Three appendixes list the various heads of
state and ambassadors between the two countries for the period, which began
with Norway’s separation from Sweden.”
Volume 33, 1992 (book or
pamphlet)
Coleman, Anne Gilbert. “Culture, Landscape, and the Making of the
Colorado Ski Industry,” Ph.D., University of Colorado at Boulder, 1996.
378 pp.
Volume 35, 2000 (thesis or dissertation)
COLEMAN, TERRY. Going to America. New York, 1972. 317 pp.
Discussion
of immigrant passage between English and North American ports during the years
1846-1855.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
COLFAX, WISCONSIN
Centennial Festival, Holden Lutheran Congregation, June
13-14, 1964. 18 p.
Volume 23, 1967 (history of congregation)
COLLIN, TORBORG. - Og grave guld til dig. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 68:
182-185 (1975).
The experiences of Axel Jørgensen Ulvøsund as
gold-digger during the 1850s in California, British Columbia, and
Australia.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
COMMAGER, HENRY STEELE, ed. Immigration and American History: Essays in
Honor of Theodore C. Blegen. Minneapolis, 1961. 166 p.
Contributors include
Henry Steele Commager, Oscar Handlin, Ingrid Semmingsen, Philip D. Jordan, John
T. Flanagan, Carlton C. Qualey, Henry A. Pochmann, Franklin D. Scott, Colman J.
Barry, and Theodore C. Blegen.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
Comstock Lutheran E.L.C.A. church history, 1895-1995. Comstock,
Minn.: The Church,124 pp.: ill. Includes Comstock Evangelical Lutheran
Congregation history written by Herman Muus and Axel Rustad in 1930 and the
50th anniversary book for the Clara Lutheran Church in 1947.
Volume 35, 2000
(church history)
CONE, CARL B. Ole Bull and the Fire. Palimpsest, 2:154-160 (May,
1943).
The fire occurred at the Clinton House in Iowa City, Iowa, in
1872.
Volume 14, 1944
Connors, Faith Cottrell Raymond, et al. Flavors of the fjords:
Norwegian holiday cookbook. Crofton, Md: BelleAire Press [1995]. 318 pp.;
ill. Includes a history of the authors’ families from 15th-century Norway
to their lives in Newport, Rhode Island.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
CONRAD, JOHN. Fra mine reiser i Alaska. Nord-norge, 156: 17- 20,
157:21-24, 158:40-44 (June, September, December, 1955).
An account of recent
travels in Alaska.
Volume 19, 1956
CONTACT ACROSS THE SEAS. The Norseman, No. 3: 63-67 (1977).
“The
widening scope and colorful services of The Norseman Federation
(Nordmanns-Forbundet) through seven decades.”
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
CONZEN, KATHLEEN NEILS. Immigrant Milwaukee, 1836- 1866: Accommodation
and Community in a Frontier City. Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1976. 300
pp.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
COOMBS, NORMAN. The Black Experience in America. Boston, 1972. 250
pp.
A comprehensive and sympathetic treatment of the Negro in America from
colonial times to the present: his efforts at self-improvement and his struggle
for civil rights; his achievements in music, literature, and art. A
Volume in
the Immigrant Heritage of America Series issued by Twayne Publishers,
Inc.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
COPPA, FRANK J. AND CURRAN, THOMAS J. The Immigrant Experience in
American Life. Boston, 1976. 232 pp.
Contains a chapter by Kenneth O. Bjork
on the Norwegians.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
CORBETT, ELIZABETH. Sagaman of Wisconsin: Julius Emil Olson.
American-Scandinavian Review, 41: 338-342 (Winter, 1953).
Volume 19,
1956
COX, ARCHIBALD. The Warren Court: Constitutional Decision as an
Instrument of Reform. Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1968. 144 p.
Reviewed in
Journal of American History, December, 1968.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or
pamphlet)
COX, GRETE. California-skandinaviske Hate. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 75:
122-125 (1980).
An account of the colorful Scandinavian skippers who dared
touch at the most dangerous points along the coast of California.
Volume 29,
1983 (article)
CREESE, JAMES. Hanna Astrup Larsen. American-Scandinavian Review,
36:111-118 (June, 1948).
Volume 16 1950
CROW, WILLIAM L. Rasmus Bjørn Anderson. In William L. Crow,
Wisconsin Lives of National
Interest; Sketches of Some Prominent People
Identified with the History of the Badger State, 158-160. Appleton,
Wisconsin, C. C. Nelson Publishing Co., 1937. 199 p.
Volume 11, 1940
CULTER, CARL C. Queens of the Western Ocean. Annapolis, 1961. 673
p.
History of the American sailing packet. Reviewed in Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, January, 1962.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
CURTI, MERLE. The Making of an American Community: A Case Study of
Democracy in a Frontier County. Stanford, California, 1959. 483p.
The
community studied is Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, settled in part by
Norwegians.
Volume 21, 1962
CUSTER, FRANK. Across the Years of the Capital Times. Capital Times
(Madison) ,December 13, 1965.
A survey of the principles and struggles of
the newspaper and its editor, William T. Evjue.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
CUSTER, FRANK. Syttende Mai Was Greatest Ever; Ole Bull Concert Topped Fete.
Capital Times (Madison, Wisconsin), May 17, 1963.
Volume 22, 1965
(article)
D’AULAIRE, INGRI. Leif the Lucky, by Ingri and Edgar Parin
D’Aulaire. New York, 1951. 54p.
A short, popular account.
Volume 18, 1954
DAASVAND, SIGURD, ed. Nordisk Tidende, October 9, 1975.
A
sesquicentennial souvenir edition (100 pages) of one of the leading
Norwegian-American newspapers. It contains numerous articles, letters, and
illustrations dealing with Norwegian migration to America and the life of the
Norwegian Americans during the past 150 years.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
Dagman, Stieg-Erland. “Gustaf Mellberg-From Swedish Academician to
American Farmer.” Swedish-American Genealogist, 3:161-169
(December, 1983).
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
DAHL, A. E. Banker Dahl of South Dakota. Rapid City, South Dakota,
1965. 277 p.
An autobiography.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
DAHL, BORGHILD. A Minnetonka Summer. New York, 1960. 125 p.
The story
of a Norwegian family in Minnesota. Reviewed in American-Scandinavian
Review, September, 1961.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
DAHL, BORGHILD. Finding My Way. New York, 1962. 121 p.
A companion
Volume to the author’s I Wanted to See.
---------- This Precious Year.
New York, 1964. 159 p.
Novel about a Norwegian-American girl in South
Dakota during the 1930’s. Reviewed in American-Scandinavian Review,
Summer, 1965.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
DAHL, BORGHILD. Good News. New York, 1966. 160 p.
The story of a
journalistic project, conducted by Marit Ellestad and her Negro college
classmate, in a Midwestern town in the 1920’s. Reviewed in
American-Scandinavian Review, Spring, 1968.
---------- Rikk of the
Rendal Clan. New York, 1968. 64 p.
A troll story for children. Reviewed in
American-Scandinavian Review, Winter, 1968-1969.
Volume 24, 1970 (book
or pamphlet)
DAHL, BORGHILD. Homecoming. New York, 1953. 251 p.
An account of the
efforts of a young Norwegian-American girl to disassociate herself from the
customs and traditions of the Old World and to accept and adopt the way of life
of the New World. Reviewed in American-Scandinavian Review (Summer,
1954).
Volume 19, 1956
DAHL, BORGHILD. I Wanted to See. New York, The Macmillan Company,
1944. 210 p.
Autobiography of a Minneapolis resident.
Volume 14, 1944
DAHL, BORGHILD. My Window on America. New York, 1970. 64 p.
A popular
Norwegian-American author writes in praise of the United States.
Volume 25,
1972 (book or pamphlet)
DAHL, BORGHILD. Stowaway to America. New York, 1959. 192 p.
The
story of a Norwegian girl who was a passenger on the «Restoration»;
fiction.
Volume 21, 1962
Dahl, Henry J. The saga of a homesteader’s kid. Watford City,
N.D.: [The Author], 1998. 82 pp.: ill. About frontier and pioneer life in
McKenzie County, N.D.
Volume 35, 2000 (autobiograph or memoir)
DAHL, ODDVAR. Han har satt sitt preg på Chicago.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 51:90 (April, 1958).
A sketch of the
Norwegian-American architect, Sigurd E. Næss of Chicago.
Volume 20, 1959
Dahle, Gudrun. “Litt om utvandringi frå Ølve til
Amerika." Kvinnhersminne. Årbok for Kvinnherad, 1992, I:
61-68.
Emigration from Ølve, Hordaland.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
DAHLE, REGINE. A Recollection from the 1890’s. Minnesota Posten
(Minneapolis), June 4, 11, 1964. Translated by Astrid Dahle Awes.
A sketch
of pioneer life in northern Minnesota, written by the wife of Pastor Ole
Dahle.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
Dahlgren, Stellan and Hans Norman. The Rise and Fall of New Sweden:
Governor Johan Risingh’s Journal 1654-1655 In Its Historical Context.
Stockholm, 1988. 303 pp.
Published as Vol. 27 of the series “Acta
Bibliothecae R. Universitatis Upsaliensis.”
Volume 33, 1992 (book or
pamphlet)
DAHLIE, JORGEN. “A Social History of Scandinavian Immigrants,
Washington State, 1895-1910.” Pullman, Washington, 1968.
An unpublished
doctoral thesis at Washington State University.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or
pamphlet)
Dahlie, Jørgen. “From Kongsberg to the Pacific Northwest:
Norwegian Immigrants and the Development of Skiing, 1920-1950.” Norse
Heritage 1989 Yearbook, 9-18.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
DAHLIE, JORGEN. Old World Paths in the New. Pacific Northwest Quarterly,
61:65-71 (April, 1970).
Scandinavian immigrants to the state of Washington
found a familiar environment on the farms, in the forests, and on the
sea.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
DAHLIE, JORGEN. The Feilberg Letters: A Danish Family’s Reflections on
Canadian Prairie Life. The Bridge, 2: 59-70 (1979), and 3: 71-88
(1980).
The letters were sent from Nokomis, Saskatchewan, between January 14,
1911, and February 3, 1914.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
DAHLLÖF, TELL G. I utvandrarnas spår. Stockholm, 1975. 110
pp.
In the Footsteps of the Emigrants is a book dealing with all aspects
of Swedish-American life. It is designed as a guide for study circles.
Volume
27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
Dahly, E. J. Valdreser i Cass County, Minnesota. SAMBAND, 7:128--150; 8:
16-18, 59
(December, 1931, March, June, 1932).
A number of immigrants from
Valders, Norway, are here given biographical treatment.
Volume 7, 1933
DAHLY, E. J. Valdreser i Cass County, Minnesota. Samband, 8: 96-97
(September, 1932).
Biographical sketches of individuals in Cass County,
Minnesota, who are of Valders origin; a series continued from earlier
numbers.
Volume 8, 1934
Damm, Jens and Anette, and Stig Thornsohn, eds. The Dream of America.
Translated by Hanne Ejsing Jørgensen and Daniel McCarthy. Viborg,
Denmark, 1986. 140 pp.
The exhibit by this name about Danish-American life was
the inspiration and basis for this book of seventeen essays.
Volume 32, 1989
(book or pamphlet)
Daniels, Roger, Sandra C. Taylor, and Harry H. L. Kitano, eds. Japanese
Americans: From Relocation to Redress. Salt Lake City, 1986. 216 pp.
Some
thirty essays on Japanese Americans, ‘focusing on their wartime
relocation.”
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
Daniels, Roger. “Japanese America, 1930-1941: An Ethnic Community in
the Great Depression.” Journal of the West, 24, 4: 35-49 (October,
1985).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Danielsen, Jens Bjerre. “Ethnic Identity, Nationalism and
Scandinaviamsm in the Scandinavian Immigrant Socialist Press in the U.S.”
The Bridge, 13, 2: 58-90 (1990).
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
DAVENPORT, STEPHEN A. The Delicate Seed of Understanding. Norseman,
no. 2, p. 21 (1962).
The Oslo International Summer School.
Volume 22, 1965
(article)
DAVID, JOHN L. The Danish Texans. San Antonio, 1979. 122 pp.
Volume
29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
DAVIDSON, JAMES O.
Roald Steen. Sogningen som ble Wisconsins
guvernør. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 76: 140-141(1981).
James O.
Davidson emigrated from Sogn, Norway, in 1872, when he was eighteen years old,
and served as governor of Wisconsin, 1906-1911.
Volume 29, 1983 (biographical
sketch)
DAVIS, ELEANOR H. and CARL. Norwegian Labor in Hawaii: The Norse
Immigrants. Honolulu, 1962. 39 p.
Early life on the sugar
plantations.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
DAVIS, JOHN L. The Danish Texans. San Antonio, 1979. 122 pp.
A volume
in the series of studies concerning ethnic groups in Texas published by the
University
of Texas Institute of Texan Culture.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or
pamphlet)
DAVIS, KENNETH S. The Hero: Charles A. Lindbergh and the American Dream.
Garden City, New York, 1959. 527 p.
An interpretive biography.
Volume 21,
1962
DAVIS, LAWRENCE. Immigrants, Baptists, and the Protestant Mind in
America. Urbana, Illinois, 1973. 230 pp.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
DAVIS, R. B. American Studies in Norway. American-Scandinavian Review,
44:348-353 (Winter, 1956).
Volume 20, 1959
DE JONG, GERALD FRANCIS. The Dutch in America, 1609- 1974. Boston,
1975. 326 pp.
Traces the history of Dutch Americans, discussing why each wave
of immigrants came, where they settled, their way of life, and their
contributions to American development. A
Volume in the Immigrant Heritage of
America Series issued by Twayne Publishers, Inc.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or
pamphlet)
DE PILLIS, MARIO S. Cleng Peerson and the Communitarian Background of
Norwegian Immigration. Norwegian-American Studies, 21:136-157 (1962).
Volume
22, 1965 (Article)
DE PILLIS, MARIO S. Still More Light on the Kendall Colony: A Unique Slooper
Letter. Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 20:24-31
(1959).
Volume 21, 1962
De syngende nordmenn i Chicago. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 53:235 (October,
1960).
The major activities of the Normennenes Sangforening through ninety
years.
Volume 21, 1962
DE VRIES, CHARLES. Eielsen Synod Passing from Scene. Lutheran
Ambassador, 5-7 (March 23, 1965).
The synod now has three pastors
and fewer than five hundred members.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
DEBLANC, SVEN. Samuels döttrar. Stockholm, 1982. 335
pp.
"For those particularly interested in emigration and immigration,
Samuels döttrar is far more
than an absorbing story about
believable human beings. It will help explain situations at home in Sweden that
led to emigration, and it presents not only what the emigrant left but what she
came to, in this instance Manitoba.''
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
DEEN, TILLA REGINA DAHL,. Chronicles of a Minnesota Pioneer
Minneapolis, 1949. 16 p.
This sketch also appeared in the Cottonwood
Current (Windom, Minnesota), August 19, 1949, and following issues; it
comprises the recollections of a frontier teacher of the seventies.
Volume 16
1950
DEHLIN, HAROLD STENE. Vår mann ved Yale. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
69: 69-71(1976).
Interview with a Norwegian-born professor of theology at
Yale University: Nils Astrup Dahl.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
DEKKE, ANNANIAS
Johan Waage. Emigrantfartens skarpseilere.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 63:239-240 (December, 1970).
The story of a
Norwegian shipbuilder, who helped revolutionize emigrant transportation with
his full-rigged ships.
Volume 25, 1972 (biographical sketch)
DELL RAPIDS, S.D. DELL RAPIDS LUTHERAN CHURCH. Diamond Jubilee, Dell
Rapids Lutheran
Church, Dell Rapids, S.D., September 22 and 25, 1874-1949.
n.p., 1949. 9 p.
Volume 16 1950
Den atlantiske rune-krigen. Verdens Gang, March 26, 1968.
Aslak
Liestøl and O. G. Landsverk debate the authenticity of the Kensington
runestone.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Den Første utvandreren. En uheldig gullgraver fra Oppdal.”
Bøgda vår. Oppdal historielag, 1991, I: 42.
The first
emigrant: an unlucky golddigger from Oppdal.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
DENNIS, CHARLES H. Victor Lawson, his time and work. Chicago,
Illinois, The University of Chicago press, [1935]. 471 p.
A scholarly biography
of Victor F. Lawson (1850-1925), proprietor of the Chicago daily news.
Lawson was the son of Iver and Melinda Lawson (Larson), his father having
been born in Norway and his mother in Illinois. The elder Lawson was an
influential citizen in Chicago, a real-estate dealer, and for a time part owner
of Skandinaven.
Volume 9, 1936
DENNISON, MINNESOTA
Vang’s Vision and Victory: A Century of
Christian Witness, 1862-1962. 30 p.
Volume 22, 1965 (history of
congregation)
Detjen, David W. The Germans in Missouri, 1900-1918: Prohibition,
Neutrality, and Assimilation. Columbia, Missouri, 1984. 244 pp.
Volume 31,
1986 (book or pamphlet)
DICKERSON, INGA HANSEN. Trina. New York, 1956. 204 p.
The
story of a Danish couple who came to the United States in 1872 and experienced
the hardships of immigrant life in New York and Chicago and on the plains of
Dakota Territory.
Volume 20, 1959
Dictionary of Wisconsin Biography. Madison, 1960. 385 p.
Included in
this roster of prominent Wisconsin citizens are several Norwegian
Americans.
Volume 21, 1962
Did Norsemen Explore the Great Lakes Region Centuries before Columbus
“Discovered” the New World? Sons of Norway, Viking, 63:283
(October, 1966).
Eber Russell, Chautauqua, New York, claims to have evidence to
prove early Norse visits.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Dieserud, Juul. "Skandinavia" ikke "Nordlyset"
var det første norsk-danske blad i Amerika. NORDMANDS FORBUNDET,
22:14-17 (January, 1929).
The author contends that Skandinavia and not
Nordlyset was the first Norwegian-Danish paper in America.
Volume 5, 1930
DIESERUD, JUUL. Norsk-amerikanske politikere. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
30:5-8 (January, 1937).
This article on Norwegian-American politicians
mentions particularly Peter Norbeck, Henrik Shipstead, Thomas R. Amlie, Paul J.
Kvale, Harold Knutson, August H. Andresen, Fredrik Biermann, and Knute
Hill.
Volume 10, 1938 (article)
DIESETH, JOHN. The Life and Times of John Dieseth. Decorah, Iowa,
1974. Illustrated, privately printed. 247 pp.
The Norwegian boyhood and
immigrant experiences of a road builder.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
DIESON-HEGLAND, GEORGINA. As It Was in the Beginning. Northfield,
Minnesota, 1950. 163 p.
St. Olaf College in early days.
Volume 17, 1952
DIGGINS, JOHN P. The Bard of Savagery: Thorstein Veblen and Modern Social
Theory. New York, 1978. xiii, 257 pp.
Thorstein Veblen was the son of
Norwegian immigrant parents.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
DIMONT, MAX I. The Jews in America: The Roots, History and Destiny of
American Jews. New York, 1978. 286 pp.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
DINER, HASIA R. Erin's Daughters in America. Baltimore, 1983. xvi,
185 pp.
A history of Irish immigrant women in the nineteenth century.
Volume
30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
DINNERSTEIN, L., and JAKER, F. C. The Aliens: A History of Ethnic
Minorities in America. New York, 1970. 347 pp.
Included is an essay
by the late George M. Stephenson on the Scandinavians in the United
States.
Volume 26, 1974 (book or pamphlet)
DINNERSTEIN, LEONARD AND JAHER, FR. COPLE. Uncertain Americans: Readings
in Ethnic History. New York, 1977. 336 pp.
Articles on various ethnic
groups explore their history from colonial times to the present.
Volume 28,
1979 (book or pamphlet)
DINNERSTEIN, LEONARD and REIMER, DAVID M. Ethnic Americans: A History of
Immigration and Assimilation. New York, 1977. xv, 184 pp.
Volume 29, 1983
(book or pamphlet)
DINNERSTEIN, LEONARD and REIMERS, DAVID M. Ethnic Americans: A History of
Immigration and Assimilation. New York, 1975. 184 pp.
Volume 27, 1977 (book
or pamphlet)
DINNERSTEIN, LEONARD et al. Natives and Strangers: Ethnic Groups and the
Building of America. New York, 1977. xiv, 333 pp.
. . . . the volume’s
ten chapters concentrate primarily on the experiences of blacks, Indians, and
immigrants.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
Directory of Scandinavian Studies in North America. Edited by Robert
B. Kvavik, Faith Ingwersen, Niels Ingwersen, and John Logue. Madison,
Wisconsin, 1989. 280 pp.
Published for the Society for the Advancement of
Scandinavian Study. “Lists over 500 individuals in North America engaged
in teaching and research on Scandinavia.”
Volume 33, 1992 (book or
pamphlet)
DITHMER-VANBERG, EVA. Knut Rockne fra Voss. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
50:283-286 (December, 1957).
An article about the famous football
coach.
---------- Sæbjørn Buttedahl-en allsidig norsk kunstner i
California. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 51 :40 (February, 1958).
A
Norwegian artist in California.
Volume 20, 1959
DITTMAN, REIDAR. Rølvaag Memorial Library-amerikansk bibliotek med
beundringsverdig samling av norsk litteratur. Bok og bibliotek,
18:214-217 (October, 1951).
Volume 18, 1954
Dittmann, Chrisma S., compiler. Norwegian-American Imprints in the St.
Olaf College Library. Northfield, Minnesota, 1986. 122 pp.
Volume 31, 1986
(book or pamphlet)
DITTMANN, ERLING. Norsk spraak er igjen blitt populært i Amerika.
Decorah-Posten, January 13, 1966.
Gives evidence of a revival of
interest in the Norwegian language in the United States.
----------
“Profeten” fra Fjotland tenner norske lys i USA. Stavanger
Aftenblad, February 10, 1966.
An appreciation of Dr. Theodore
Jorgenson’s contribution to the study of Norwegian literature in
America.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
DITTMANN, ERLING. The Immigrant Mind: A Study of Rølvaag.
Christian Liberty, 1:7-47 (1952).
Volume 18, 1954
Djupedal, Knut, et al., eds. Norwegian-American Essays. Oslo, 1993.
142 pp. Essays from the fourth Norwegian-American Studies Seminar of the
Norwegian-American Historical Association chapter in Norway, Voss, August
12-15, 1992. Dedicated to Lloyd Hustvedt.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
Djupedal, Knut. “Report on the Returned Emigrant Project.”
Essays on Norwegian-American Literature and History, Volume II, 189-199.
The project to interview emigrants who returned to Norway reveals their effect
on Norwegian culture.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Djupedal, Knut. “Returned Emigrants in Rogaland.” Norse
Heritage Volume II, 38-48.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
DJUPEDAL, REIDAR. Vinje og Amerika. Syn og segn, vol. 64, nos. 9-10,
p.427-438 (1958).
A discussion of the Norwegian poet Vinje’s plans to go
to America.
Volume 20, 1959
DOANE, GILBERT H. Searching for Your Ancestors: The How and Why of
Genealogy. Minneapolis, 1960. 198 p.
One chapter offers suggestions on
searching in Norway and Sweden.
Volume 21, 1962
DODGE CENTER, MINNESOTA
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary: Faith Lutheran Church.
1968. 11 p.
Volume 24, 1970 (history of congregation)
DOE, AUSTEN, SR. Vinland Map and Egyptian Hieroglyphs. Vinland
(Chicago), February 17, 1966.
A discussion of the date of the Yale Vinland
map.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Døhl, Gørild. “A Little Norway in the State of
Washington.” The Norseman, 29: 2: 10-13 (March, 1989).
Pacific
Lutheran University is described.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
DOKKEN, LABS OLSEN. "Borgerkrigen Brevene." Hallingen,
March, 1982, 16-20.
Two Civil War letters. Other Civil War letters by
Dokken appear in Hallingen, December, 1982, and March, 1983.
Volume 30,
1985 (article)
DOLVEN, O. E. First Lutheran Church in North Dakota. The Friend, 25:6
f. (April, 1948).
Volume 16 1950
DORFMAN, JOSEPH. Source and Impact of Veblen. American Economic Review,
48:1-10 (May, 1958).
Volume 20, 1959
DORFMAN, JOSEPH. The "satire" of Thorstein Veblen's "Theory
of the leisure class." Political science quarterly, 47:363-409
(1932).
Volume 8, 1934
DORFMAN, JOSEPH. Thorstein Veblen and his America. New York, The
Viking press, 1934. 556 p.
Chapters 1 and 2 of this important volume give the
backgrounds of the Veblen family, its Norwegian setting, the emigration to
America in 1847, early pioneering in Wisconsin, and later pioneering in Rice
County, Minnesota, and more in detail Thorstein Veblen's education and his
reaction to his environment.
Volume 9, 1936
Dørum, Hallvard. “Einar Haugen. Amerikaner, nordmann og
oppdaling.” Bøgda vår. Årsskrift for lokalhistorie,
1985, 4-17.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
DOSEY, HERBERT WALTER. The Brig Sleipner. Inland Seas, 20:215- 226
(Fall, 1964).
Account of the 1862 voyage from Bergen to Chicago, and the plaque
dedication in 1962.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
Douglas, Lee V. A select bibliography of works at the Library of Congress
on Norwegian-American immigration and local history. Washington D.C.:
Library of Congress, 1997. (Research guides / Library of Congress, Local
History and Genealogy Team; no.29).
Volume 35, 2000 (reference)
DOWD, DOUGLAS F. Thorstein Veblen. New York, 1966. 205 p.
A
Volume
in the Great American Thinkers series. Reviewed in American-Scandinavian
Review, Summer, 1968.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
DOWIE, J. IVERNE AND TREDWAY, J. THOMAS, eds. The Immigration of ideas in
the North Atlantic Community. Rock Island, Illinois, 1968. 214 p.
Includes
an essay by Theodore C. Blegen about O. E. Hagen and the Kensington runestone.
Reviewed in Journal of American History, December, 1968, Scandinavian
Studies, February, 1969, and American Historical Review, December,
1968.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
DOWIE, JAMES IVERNE, and ESPELIE, ERNEST M., ed. The Swedish
Immigrant Community in Transition: Essays in Honor of Dr. Conrad Bergendoff.
Rock Island, 1963. 246 p.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
DOWIE, JAMES IVERNE. Prairie Grass Dividing. Rock Island, Illinois,
1959. 262 p.
Swedish settlements in the Platte River Valley of Nebraska.
212]
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
DR. J. A. Aasgaard 80 år. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 49:101 (May,
1956).
A biographical sketch of the famous Norwegian-American church
leader.
Volume 20, 1959
DRACHE, HIRAM M. The Challenge of the Prairie: Life and Times of Red
River Pioneers. Fargo, North Dakota, 1970. xiii, 360 pp.
An economic and
social history of the pioneers who settled in the Red River Valley of Dakota
and Minnesota.
Volume 26, 1974 (book or pamphlet)
DRAKE, FRANCIS. Bernt Balchen, Viking of the Air, by Francis and Katherine
Drake. Reader’s Digest, 32:35-39 (January, 1953).
Volume 18, 1954
Draxten, Nina. “Laurits Stavnheim.” The Sons of Norway Viking,
82, 12: 434-435, 456 (December, 1985).
A biographical sketch of one of the
early officers of the Sons of Norway in Minneapolis.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
DRAXTEN, NINA. Kristofer Janson in America. Boston, 1976. xii, 401
pp.
The third
Volume in the Norwegian-American Historical Association’s
Authors Series.It describes the labors of a Norwegian writer, Unitarian
minister and lecturer among the Norwegian Americans of the Middle West during
the 1880s and early 1890s.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
DRAXTEN, NINA. Kristofer Janson’s Beginning Ministry.
Norwegian-American Studies, 23: 126-174 (1967).
Early Beginnings of the
Society. Scandinavian American Fraternity, Journal (Eau Claire,
Wisconsin), September, October, 1968.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
DRAXTEN, NINA. Kristofer Janson’s Lecture Tour, 1879-80.
Norwegian-American Studies, 22: 18-74 (1965).
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
Draxten, Nina. The Testing of M. Falk Gjertsen. Northfield,
Minnesota, 1988. 134 pp.
The involvement of a Minneapolis Lutheran minister in
a sexual scandal which threatened to destroy his career. Published as volume
four in the Topical Studies series by the Norwegian-American Historical
Association.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
DREWSEN, GUDRUN L. Man minnes mangt. Oslo, Forlagt av H. Aschehoug
& co. (W. Nygaard),
1937. 246 p.
A varied life in Norway and America,
colored with considerable public activity, including suffrage activities; the
American period begins in 1894.
Volume 10, 1938
DROTNING, PHIL. Norway in Wisconsin. American-Scandinavian Review,
38:149--154 (June, 1950).
Reprinted with special permission of the
Saturday Evening Post, where it appeared, 217:26 (May 12, 1945) as
“Valley of the Elves.” The location is Dane County.
Volume 17, 1952
DROTNING, PHIL. Valley of the Elves. Saturday Evening Post, 217:26 f.
(May 12, 1945).
Volume 15, 1949
Dublin, Peter. I was a teenage Norwegian. Catskill, N.Y.: Press-Tige,
1997. 358 pp.: ill. Norwegian culture and language as experienced by an
American teenager who spent a year in Tromsø in 1960-1961.
Volume 35,
2000 (autobiograph or memoir)
DUDDY, E. A. Lawson, Victor Freemont (Sept. 9, 1850-Aug. 19, 1925).
Dictionary of American
Biography, 11:60-61 (1933).
Lawson, the
publisher of the Chicago Daily News, was born in Chicago, the son of
Iver and Melinda (Nordvig) Lawson.
Volume 8, 1934
DUNAE, P. A. Gentleman Emigrants: From the British Public Schools to the
Canadian Frontier. Vancouver, 1981. 276 pp.
"It makes a signal
contribution to our knowledge of certain English influences which students of
the nation have always assumed to be central to the Canadian
experience."
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
DUNLEVY, J. A. AND GEMERY, H. A. Some Additional Evidence on Settlement
Patterns of Scandinavian Migrants to the United States. Scandinavian
Economic History Review, 24: 143-152 (1976).
A supplement to an article by
R. K. Vedder and L. E. Gallaway entitled “The Settlement Preferences of
Scandinavian Emigrants to the United States, 1850-1960,” which appeared in
Scandinavian Economic History Review, 18: 159-176 (1970).
Volume 28,
1979 (article)
DURIEUX, MARCEL. Ordinary Heroes: The Journal of a French Settler in
Alberta. Edmonton,
Alberta, 1980. xviii, 115 pp.
"The 'ordinary
heroes' of this journal are the members of the Charles Durieux family who
homesteaded near Stettler, Alberta, in 1906."
Volume 30, 1985 (book or
pamphlet)
DURNBAUGH, DONALD F. The Brethren Encyclopedia. Philadelphia, 1983.2
vols., 1402 pp.
Information on those religious bodies that trace their origin
to the Brethren movement which
began in Germany in 1708 and includes the
various Brethren, Dunkard, and Old German Baptist churches in the United
States.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
DURUM, WALTER AND DIANN. Norske antikviteter i U.S.A.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 69: 44-47 (1976).
Norwegian antiques in the United
States.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
DUUS, OLAUS FREDRIK. Frontier Parsonage; the Letters of Olaus Fredrik
Duus, Norwegian Pastor in Wisconsin, 1855-1858. Translated by the Verdandi
Study Club of Minneapolis and edited by Theodore C. Blegen. Northfield, 1947.
120 p.
Reviewed in Minnesota History, 29:160 (June, 1948).
Volume 16
1950
DVERGSDAL, LEIV H. "Emigration from Sunnfjord to America Prior to
1885." Norwegian-American Studies, 29:127-158 (1983). Translated by
C. A. Clausen.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
DYBVIG, PHILIP, S., and HAUGEN, RANDOLPH E., eds. The Forward March of
Faith; the Story of a Church. Minneapolis, Augsburg Publishing House,
[1943]. 165 p.
"Prepared by the Board of Publication of the Norwegian
Lutheran Church of America," in connection with the centennial celebration
in 1943.
Volume 14, 1944
Dyrvik, Ståle and Nils Kolie, eds. Ett bildare tilvere? Drivkrefter
og motiv i den tidlegaste utvandringa frå Hordaland og Sogn og Fjordane.
Voss, 1986. 215 pp.
Motivational forces in the earliest emigration from
Hordland and Sogn and Fjordane. Twelve papers about emigration from Hordaland
and Sogn and Fjordane given at a seminar in conjunction with the 150th
anniversary of emigration from Voss held in Voss, April 18-20, 1986.
Volume 32,
1989 (book or pamphlet)
Dyste, A. Gerald. “The Twin Churches of Christiania, Minnesota, from
1854 to 1864. A Study of the Causes of Immigrant Church Conflicts"
Norwegian-American Studies, 33 (1992), 73-98.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Early Norse Settlements. Sons of Norway, 58:149 (August, 1961).
Volume 22,
1965 (article)
EARLY NORWEGIAN PHARMACISTS. Badger pharmacist, no. 18, p. 1-13 (October,
1937).
An essay on early Norwegian pharmacists with lists of names of early
pharmacists and samples of early advertisements of medicine.
Volume 10, 1938
Early Paintings of Norwegian-American Artist, Herbjørn Gausta, Shown
for First Time at University of Minnesota. Nordisk Tidende, February 3,
1966.
Includes biographical sketch.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Eastvold, Carl Johan. Rev. C. J. Eastvold, D. D., 1863-1929, his life and
work. Minneapolis, printed at Augsburg publishing house, 1930. 359 p.
The
biography of a well-known clergyman in the Norwegian Lutheran church, former
president of the Hauge Synod and later president of the southern Minnesota
district of the Norwegian Lutheran church of America. "It has been
gathered, edited, and published by his ten children." -preface.
Volume 6,
1931
EATON, CONAN BRYANT. The Icelanders in Wisconsin. Wisconsin Magazine of
History, 56:3-20 (1972).
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
Eby, Clare Virginia. Dreiser and Veblen, Saboteurs of the Status Quo.
Columbia, Mo.: University of Missouri Press, 1999. 248 pp.
Volume 35, 2000
(book)
Eckers, H. A. Congressman Michaelson. NORDEN, I: 15-16 (December, 1928).
A
sketch of M. A. Michaelson, who represents a Chicago district in
Congress.
---------- Doktor Ludvig Hektoen. NORDEN, I:10-11 (December, 1928).
A
biographical sketch of this well-known pathologist.
---------- Gymnastik og
idrett. Norwegian-American athletic association. NORDEN, I:15-16
(February-
March, 1929).
An account of the activities of the Norwegian-American
Athletic Association.
Volume 5, 1930
ECKERSON, HELEN F. Immigration and National Origins. Annalsof the
American Academy of Political and Social Science, 367:4-14 (September,
1966).
Traces the development of legislation concerning immigrants and
maintains that the laws have not achieved their purpose.
Volume 24, 1970
(article)
ECKSTEIN, NEIL T. Peer Strømme’s Memoirs. The Round Table,
1:17-24 (1975).
A translation of Part 1 of the Erindringer of Peer
Strømme, well-known Norwegian-American author, journalist, and public
speaker. Later installments follow in subsequent issues.
Volume 27, 1977
(article)
Eckstein, Neil T. The Marginal Man as Novelist: The Norwegian-American
Writers, H. H. Boyesen and O. E. Rølvaag, as Critics of American
Institutions. New York, 1990. 203 pp.
Published as part of Garland
Publishing’s European Immigrants and American Society series. A chapter on
Thorstein Veblen as a “marginal man” is included.
Volume 33, 1992
(book or pamphlet)
ECKSTEIN, NEIL T. The Social Criticism of Ole Edvart Rølvaag.
Norwegian-American Studies, 24:112-136 (1970).
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
Edelman, Hendrik. The Dutch Language Press in America: Two Centuries of
Printing, Publishing and Bookselling. Nieuwkoop, The Netherlands, 1986. 201
pp.
“A survey of the foreign press in America and a general description of
the Dutch in America. There then follow capsule accounts of the Dutch press
divided into six chronological periods, namely colonial, new immigrant
settlements, 1865-1890, 1890-1910, 1910-1939, and 1940-1948.”
Volume 33,
1992 (book or pamphlet)
Egeberg, Lars Aslak. “Utvandringen til Amerika og hva det kunne
føre med seg av sorger og gleder.” Sagn og soge i Søndre
Ourdahl, 1990: 2 1-25.
The Haugens were divided; he wanted to emigrate
while she wanted to stay with her old parents in Norway.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Eger Aldershjem feirer 50 års jubileum med bankett, konsert, fest og
store byggeplanner. Nordisk Tidende, November 10, 1966.
Home for the
aged on Staten Island celebrates its fiftieth anniversary.
Volume 24, 1970
(article)
EGGAN, B. R. The Norwegian Language Camp. Vinland (Chicago), September 26,
1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
EGGAN, BEN R.
Bjarne Guttormsen. Lærer i Norsk i Amerika.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 68:224-225 (1975).
Sketch of Ben Eggan, who has
taught Norwegian for fifty years in the Minneapolis area.
Volume 27, 1977
(biographical sketch)
Eggen, Mrs. T. Mrs. Lena Dahl. THE FRIEND, 7:5-7 (August,
1930).
Volume 6, 1931
Eggen, Mrs. T. Mrs. Lena Dahl. THE FRIEND, 7:5-7 (August,
1930).
Volume 6, 1931
EGILSRUD, JOHN. My Thinking Heart. New York, 1954. 55 p.
A book of
verse by a Norwegian-born poet and professor of comparative literature at Finch
College in New York City.
Volume 19, 1956
Egstad, Ludvig. “Min reise til Amerika" Årbok for Gjøvik, 1990, I: 78-80.
EIDE, B.M. Reminiscences of Early Days. Windom Reporter, May 23, 30,
June 6, 1941.
Volume 12, 1941
Eide, Harald. The Norwegian: A Rollicking Tale of Wild Trails and the
Lure of Gold. Edmonds, Washington, 1982. 128 pp.
Fiction first published in
1975 under the title The Alaska Adventures of a Norwegian Cheechako
Volume
32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
EIDE, HAROLD. The Alaska Adventures of a Norwegian Cheechako: A Greenhorn
with a Gold Pan. Edmonds, Washington, 1975. 128 pp.
Volume 28, 1979 (book
or pamphlet)
Eide, Petter. Bit blad frå Nordfjord-soga i Amerika. Årbok
for Nordfjord, 22: 94-108 (1988).
Emigrants from Nordfjord in
America.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
EIDE, SVERRE. The N. E. S. History and the Outlook at the 40th Anniversary.
Norwegian American Technical Journal, 5-9 (January, 1965).
History and
prospects of the Norwegian Engineers’ Society of New York.
Volume 23, 1967
(article)
EIDEM, PAUL LORCK. En annen verden, gyldne Florida. Oslo, 1950. 224
p.
Travel and description.
Volume 17, 1952
EIDEVALL, GUNNAR. The Swedes in Moberg’s Tetralogy. Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, 29: 69-78 (1978).
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
EIDSÆTHER, I. Norwegian Students in the United States; a Helen Atwater
Fellow Reports on Her Year in U. S. Journal of Home Economics, 42:817
(December, 1950).
Volume 17, 1952
Eielsen, Elling. Eit brev frå Elling Eielsen. GRANNEN, 16:1-4
(Flekkefjord, Norway, March, 1930).
A letter written by Elling Eielsen from
"Wisconsin County Nordamerica den 28 Februari 1845," almost entirely
of religious content, bemoaning his own imperfections, deploring the
unsatisfactory religious situation among the immigrants, and attacking rather
pointedly Pastors Clausen and Dictrichson. The letter was found among papers
belonging to Zacharias Torkildsen in Flekkefjord, Norway, and may have been
written to Knud Torkildsen.
---------- Elling Eielsens brev. LUTHERANEREN,
15:489, 548-9 (April 22, May 6, 1931).
The original of the first of these
letters is in the possession of the Reverend S. Tverberg, and the second is
taken from a letter book into which it had been copied, the letter book also
being in possession of Mr. Tverberg. The first letter was written September 4,
1839, the day after Eielsen's arrival in America, and the second was written
from New York, August 20, 1841.
Volume 6, 1931
Eielsen. Modell av det første norske forsamlingshus i Amerika bygget
av arendalitten H. Halvorsen på L.I. Nordisk Tidende, April 25,
1963.
Elling Eielsen’s first meetinghouse; the sketch includes an
illustration of a replica presented to the Bygdøy Folkemuseum in
Oslo.
Storartet gave til udflyttermuseet. Decorah-Posten, June 6,
1963.
The replica of Eielsen’s Fox River meetinghouse.
Volume 22, 1965
(article)
EIELSON, BEN
Larry Altman. Ben Eielson. Sons of Norway Viking, 69:296
(October, 1972).
The Norwegian-American “Lone Eagle of the North”
opened Alaska for air traffic.
Volume 26, 1974 (biographical sketch)
Einbu, Johannes P “Om utvandringa til Amerika”
Gåmålt frå Lesja og Lesjaskag, 1993, I:
14-17.
Emigration from north Gudbrandsdalen.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
EISEMAN, ALBERTA. From Many Lands. New York, 1970.
Immigrant life and
contributions in the United States. For younger readers.
Volume 25, 1972 (book
or pamphlet)
Eisen, Arnold M. The Chosen People in America. A Study in Jewish
Religious Ideology. Bloomington, Indiana, 1983. x, 237 pp.
Volume 31, 1986
(book or pamphlet)
Eit amerikabrev til Hyllestad i 1866,” Årbok for Sogn 40
(1994), 99-102. Title trans.: An America letter to Hyllestad in 1866.
Volume
35, 2000 (article)
EITINGER, LEO. Immigranters psykologiske problemer. Samtiden,
81:483-95 (1972).
An analysis of the psychological problems of
immigrants.
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
EITREM, H. Bjørnson i Amerika (Utdrag av en artikkel i
"Edda"). Nordmanns-Forbundet, 25:363-370 (November,
1932).
Bjørnson's visit to America in 1880-81; an excerpt of an
article that appeared earlier in Edda.
Volume 8, 1934
Eivind Ramberg får ærefullt hverv i Amer. Society for Eng.
Education. Nordisk Tidende, April 13, 1967.
Professor at Newark College
of Engineering is elected vice-president of the American Society of Engineering
Education.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Eklund, Emmet E. His Name was Jonas: A Biography of Jonas Swensson.
Rock Island, Illinois, 1988. 176 pp.
Jonas Swensson, a pastor who emigrated
to the U.S. in 1856, became a central figure in the formation of the Augustana
Synod.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
EKMAN, ERNST. The Teaching of Scandinavian History in the United States.
Scandinavian Studies, 37:259-270 (August, 1965).
Volume 23, 1967
(article)
Ekroll, Øystein. “Til Dakota i 1880-90-åra” Segn
or Sage. Tidsskrift for Sande sogelag, 1991, I: 10-28.
Emigration from
Sunnmøre.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Ekstrand, Florence. The Best of the Old Church Cookbooks. Seattle,
1988. 175 pp.
Informative and delicious assortment of recipes from pre-1970s
church cookbooks, many if not most of Scandinavian origin.
Volume 34, 1995
(book or pamphlet)
Eleva Lutheran Church. History, 1893-1929. Eleva, Wisconsin, Committee on
history [1929]. 15 p.
Elim Lutheran Church, Randall, Iowa. History, 1868-1929.
Randall, Iowa, Committee on history, 1929. 29 p.
A short historical sketch,
with illustrations and portraits, the constitution, and a list of
members.
Volume 5, 1930
ELIOT, F. M. The community mourns the death of Dr. Amandus Norman. Mere
lys, 18:99-103
(January, 1932).
A biographical sketch of the late Reverend
Amandus Norman (1865-1931) of Hanska, Minnesota.
Volume 8, 1934
ELKINS, FRANK. Norwegian Influence on American Skiing.
American-Scandinavian Review, 35:335-341 (December, 1947).
Volume 16
1950
Elling Eielsen Sundve, 1804-1883. Voss, Norway, 1980. 112 pp.
A
collection of lectures given at an Eielsen seminar in Voss, Norway, August 3-5,
1979. There are contributions by H. Chr. Mamen, Anders Ohnstad, Ansgar
Søvik, Alfred Hauge, Halldor Sandvin, and Knut Bjørgaas.
Volume
29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
Ellingsgard, Nils. Norwegian Rose Painting in America: What the
Immigrants Brought. Translated by James Skurdal. Decorah, Ia., 1993. 96
pp.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
Ellingson, Theodor. Fox Lake settlementet; minder og træk fra
nybyggerdagene i Minnesota.
SKANDINAVEN, July 24, 1931, p.4; July 28, 1931,
p.11.
The Fox Lake settlement about which these recollections and sketches
center is located in Rice County, Minnesota. The subject matter relates
principally to church history.
Volume 7, 1933
Ellis, Reuben J. “The Culture of Displaced Geography: A Model for
Western Regional Destabilization in Knut Hamsun’s Fra det moderne
Amerikas aandsliv.” North Dakota Quarterly, 59, 3 (1991)
174-181.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
ELMEN, G. L., ed. and trans. The Wounds of Parting. Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, 26: 16-23 (1975).
Letters from members of the Swedish
Bishop Hill settlement in Illinois, 1846-1853.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
ELOVSON, HAROLD. August Strindberg and Emigration to America until ca. 1890.
Americana Norvegica, 3:129-52 (1971).
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
ELSTAD, RUDOLPH
Dreng Bjornaraa. In Memoriam, Rudolph Elstad. Norwegian
American Technical Journal, 27 (January, 1960).
Volume 22, 1965
(biographical sketch)
ELTOR, INGOLF. Red River-Dalens pioner. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
50:98-100 (May, 1957).
An article about Paul Hjelm-Hansen, who led numerous
Norwegians into the Red River Valley.
Volume 20, 1959
Elu. Det lille intervju. Aftenposten, August 29, 1966.
Interview with
Kenneth O. Bjork concerning investments in East Africa.
Volume 24, 1970
(article)
ELWICK, ANDREW. Challenge of Tomorrow. Sons of Norway, 52: 15, 20
(January, 1955).
A review and a challenge in connection with the sixtieth
anniversary of the Sons of Norway lodge.
Volume 19, 1956
Emigrantfamilie som reiste tilbage til Norge. Decorah-Posten, March
7, 1963.
An immigrant family that returned to Norway.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
En efterklang fra kirkestridens dage. FOLKE-KALENDER, 1932, p.49-64.
An
account of Pastor B. J. Muus and his controversies with the Norwegian
synod.
Volume 7, 1933
En emigrantkontrakt fra 1868. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 47:77 (April,
1954).
An emigrant contract from 1868.
Volume 19, 1956
En enquete om fremgangslinjer. Norden, 5:8-23 (May, 1933).
The future
of Norwegians in America and their cultural interests.
Volume 8, 1934
En gren av Kongsvoldssætten, som har hævdet sig utenbygds.
Opdalslagets aarbok, 1933, p. 22-26.
Kongsvold family history, dealing
with emigrants and their children.
Volume 8, 1934
En kunstner fra nybyggertiden. Hallingen, March, 1969.
Østen
O. Pladson and his sculpture in the Betania Lutheran Church, Hatton, North
Dakota.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
En Synodeprest blir teksthistorie: Søren S. Urberg i Wisconsin,
1893-1930. Telemark College series 136, Bø i Telemark, Norway, 1991.
75 pp.
A Synod priest through his writings.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
ENDERLIN, NORTH DAKOTA
First Lutheran Church: Ninetieth Anniversary,
1879-1969. 48p.
Volume 24, 1970 (history of congregation)
ENDRESEN, FRIDTJOF. Norskættede i Alaska.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 59-64 (Christmas, 1955).
Norwegians in
Alaska.
Volume 19, 1956 (article)
ENDRESEN, FRIDTJOF. Norske i Alaska 1967. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
60:240-241 (December, 1967).
Norwegians are decreasing in number in
Alaska.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
ENESTVEDT, O. O. Menighedshistorie; Vor Frelsers og Opdal menigheder i
Renville County, Minnesota. Minneapolis tidende, September 21, 1933, p.
8.
The history of Our Saviour's and the Opdal Lutheran congregations of
Renville County, Minnesota, which were organized in 1868.
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Nybyggerkaar; eller, i snestormen i 1873. Numedalstagets festskrift,
1908-1933, p. 13-18.
The great snowstorm of the winter of 1873 and the
story of Ole and Anne Enestvedt, who lived in the Minnesota Valley. The same
material appears in Samband, 8:106-111 (December, 1932).
Volume 8, 1934
ENESTVEDT, O.O. Norske pionerslekter. Decorah-posten, 1989-41.
A
series of sketches of pioneers and their families, the twenty-first installment
appearing in the issue of August 26, 1941.
Volume 12, 1941
Engan, Rolf “Fra Råen til Amerika. Et amerikabrev fra Ovre
Ålen." Gaudalsminne, 1992, I: 80-84.
Letters from Iver Olsen,
Chicago, to his family in Ålen, Sør-Trøndelag.
Volume 34,
1995 (article)
ENGBERG, EMMER, BERGENDOFF, CONRAD, and CARLSON, EDGAR M., ed.
Centennial Essays, 1860-1960. Rock Island, 1960. 268 p.
Twelve articles
honoring the Augustana Lutheran Church.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
Enge, Kåre. “Amerikabrevet" Fauskebaka, 1990-91, I:
65-67.
A letter from Joh. Jørgensen, Fauske, to a friend in
America.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
ENGEN, ARNFINN, ed. Utvandringa-der store oppbrotet. Oslo, 1978. 186
pp.
Ten articles by Norwegian scholars on aspects of immigration.
Volume 30,
1985 (book or pamphlet)
ENGEN, ARNFINN. "Emigration from Dovre, 1865-1914."
Norwegian-American Studies, 29:210-252 (1983). Translated by C. A.
Clausen.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Engen, Arnfinn. “Kristian Prestgard og innsamlinga av
amerikabrev,” Heimen 1 (1995), 43-45. Title trans.: Kristian
Prestgard and the collection of America letters.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
ENGEN, ARNFINN. Utvandringshistorie og amerikabrev. Heimen,
16:563-572 (1975).
Immigration history and America letters.
Volume 27, 1977
(article)
Engesæter, Aage. “Poverty, Overpopulation, and the Early
Emigration from Sogn.” Translated by C. A. Clausen. Norwegian-American
Studies, 32: 31-52 (1989).
A similar article appeared in the book
Årbok for Sogn (1989).
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
ENGLEMAN, RUTH. Leaf House: Days of Remembering. NewYork, 1982. 245
pp.
"A warm yet unsentimental account of the author's childhood in
a tiny Finnish settlement in
Wisconsin."
Volume 30, 1985 (book or
pamphlet)
ENGSTROM, EMIL. John Engstrom, the Last Frontiersman. New York, 1956.
156 p.
Pioneer life in Oregon and Alaska in the early years of the twentieth
century.
Volume 21, 1962
Engvig, Olaf T. Shipping and culture: the Norwegian Fish Club of San
Francisco, 1914-1996. San Francisco, Cal.: The Fish Club, 1996. 191 pp.;
ill.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
ENQUIST, ANNA. Scandia-Then and Now. Scandia, Minnesota, 1982. 200
pp.
"The story of Scandia in Washington county, the first permanent
Swedish settlement in Minnesota, founded in 1850, told by the acknowledged
expert on the subject."
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
Enstad, Dick. “Harley Refsal - A Colorful Caricature Carver.”
The Sons of Norway Viking, 86, 5: 12-13 (March, 1988??).
Luther College
language instructor Refsal has developed into an internationally known sculptor
and woodcarver.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
ERDAHL, MARGARET. The Coffee Train. Garden City, New York, 1953. 285
p.
Recollections of a childhood in a Norwegian-American community in the
Midwest.
Volume 19, 1956
ERICKSON, ALFRED O. Scandinavia, Wisconsin. Norwegian-American Studies
and Records, 15:185-209 (1949).
Volume 16 1950
ERICKSON, CHARLOTTE. American Industry and the European Immigrant,
1860-1885. Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1957. 269 p.
Volume 20, 1959
ERICKSON, CHARLOTTE. Invisible Immigrants: The Adaptation of English and
Scottish Immigrants in Nineteenth-Century America. Coral Gables, Florida,
1972. vi, 531 pp.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
ERICKSON, EDWARD. Rueslekten fra Hol. Hallingen, March, 1963.
A
Halling family in America.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
ERICKSON, ERNST. Oleana. Sons of Norway, 57:10, 17, 58:34 (January,
February, 1960).
A sketch of Ole Bull’s life.
Volume 21, 1962
Erickson, John, ed. Petersen fra Peterson. Translated by Karl
Pedersen. Peterson, Minnesota, 1985. 49 pp.
A collection of letters and other
writings pertaining to the founding of Peterson, Minnesota.
Volume 31, 1986
(book or pamphlet)
ERICKSON, KARL E. The emigrant journey in the fifties; edited by Albert O.
Barton. Norwegian-
American studies and records, 8:65-91 (1934).
Volume
9, 1936
ERICKSON, ROLF H. "Chicago for 75 år siden: Nordmennenes nest
største by." Nordmanns-Forbundet, 131-133 (4, 1982).
A
survey of the history of the Norwegian colony in Chicago, "the second
largest Norwegian city."
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Erickson, Rolf H. “Ben Blessum, Norwegian-American Artist.” The
Sons of Norway Viking, 85, 10: 408-410 (October, 1988).
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Erickson, Rolf H. “Chicago: Writing In and About the City by
Norwegians.” Norse Heritage 1989 Yearbook, 19-33.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Erickson, Rolf H. “David Johnson-Chicago’s First Norwegian.”
Swedish-American Genealogist, 4: 69-71 (June, 1984).
Volume 31, 1986
(article)
Erickson, Rolf H. “J. Christian Bay and His Account of Hans Christian
Andersen’s Visit to Chicago.” The Bridge, 12, 2: 64-85 (1989).
An imaginary journey, but one which provides a snapshot of the Danish colony
of Chicago of 1955.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Erickson, Rolf H. “Norwegian-American Artists’ Exhibitions
Described in Checklists and Catalogs.” Norwegian-American Studies,
31: 283-304 (1986).
Art exhibitions were urban phenomena in
Norwegian-American life. Six illustrations.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Erickson, Rolf H. “Repositories of Scandinavian-American Materials: A
Partial Directory.” Swedish American Genealogist, 10, 4: 162-169
(December, 1990).
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Erickson, Rolf H. “Songs of Norway in America.” Norse Heritage
Volume II, 49-57.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Erickson, Rolf H. “Swedish-American Artists’ Exhibitions in
Chicago Described in Checklists and Catalogs.” The Swedish-American
Historical Quarterly, 42, 2: 90-115 (April, 1991).
From 1905 to 1970
Chicago was the unrivaled center of Swedish-American art.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Erickson, Rolf H. “The Chicago Exhibition of Scandinavian-American
Artists in 1929.” Swedish American Genealogist, Part I, 9:2, 60-77
(June, 1989); conclusion, 9: 3, 129-148 (September, 1989).
A description of the
event with biographies of the organizers and exhibitors.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Erickson, Rolf H. and Johanna Barstad. “Some Recent Publications.”
Norwegian-American Studies, 32: 247-166 (1989).
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Erickson, Rolf H. and Nils William Olsson. “Scandinavian Physicians in
Chicago 1887-1912.” Swedish-American Genealogist, 6, 1: 1-12
(March, 1986).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
ERICKSON, SELMA I. My Family Record with Emphasis on the Hailing-side.
Hallingen, 66:18-30 (September, 1973).
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
Ericson, Kathryn. “Triple Jeopardy: The Muus vs. Muus Case in Three
Forums.” Minnesota History, 50, 8: 298-308 (Winter, 1987).
The
divorce case of Pastor B. J. Muus and his wife, Oline, gained wide
attention.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Eriksen, Jan Erik, ed. “Intervju med Anker Aaserød,”
Magnus, Skjeberg historielag 1998, I: 4-13. Title trans.: Interview with
Anker Aaserød.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
ERIKSON, J. A. Det forjættede land. Decorah-posten og ved arnen,
November 9, 1937-March 8, 1938. Also published separately by the Anundsen
publishing company.
A pioneer novel dealing with life in the Koshkonong and
Norway Grove settlements of Dane County, Wisconsin.
Volume 10, 1938
ERIKSON, J. A. Det forjættede land; fortælling. Decorah,
Iowa, Trykt hos The Anundsen Publishing
Co., [1938]. 430 p.
Fiction; a story
of immigration and life in the United States, principally in Wisconsin.
Volume
11, 1940
Erindringer utgit til minde om 75-aars jubilæet for ankomsten av de
første nybyggere og 70-aars
jubilæet for Le Sueur River
evangelisk-lutherske menighed, New Richland, Minnesota, 27de og 28de juni,
1931. Numedal, Kongsberg og omegn lag, Aarbok, no. 4, 1932, p.
12-34.
The seventy-fifth anniversary jubilee commemorating the arrival of the
first Norwegian immigrants from Wisconsin to Waseca and Steele counties,
Minnesota, in 1856, and the seventieth anniversary of the establishment of the
Le Sueur River Evangelical Lutheran church of New Richland, Minnesota, were
celebrated June 27 and 28, 1931. Most of the article deals with church
history.
Volume 8, 1934
Erlien, Ellef C. History of the Hadeland Lag in America. Fargo, ND.,
1989. 261 pp.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
Espe, Alfred. “Frå Borgrund til Greenwood, Wisconsin.”
Årbok for Sogn, 35:44-57 (1989).
A search for roots from Borgrund,
Sogn, to Wisconsin.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Espe, Alfred. “Pionerutvandrarar frå Lærdal og Borgund:
kven drog og kvar kom dei?” Årbok for Sogn nr 40 (1994),
23-34; ill. Title trans.: Pioneer emigrants from Lærdal and Borgund: who
went and where did they go?
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
Espehoug, Johannes P “Eders Moder var det nyttigste menneske.”
Jul i Sunnjjord, 1991, I: 27-29.
A letter to Espehoug’s two
daughters in Norway.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
ESPELAND, EMIL
Lars Fletre. Et lite stykke Norge i Chicago.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 55:11 (January, 1962).
A visit in the home of a
Norwegian-American sculptor.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
Essays on Norwegian-American Literature and History: Volume II.
Øyvind T. Gulliksen, Ingeborg R. Kongslien, and Dina Tolfsby, eds.
Oslo, 1990. 216 pp.
Published by the NAHA-Norway. Seventeen papers given at the
Norwegian-American Studies Seminar held in Hamar June 26-29, 1989. The contents
are listed individually by authors in the following section on articles.
Volume
33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
ESTREM, ANDREW. An Early Norse Settlement in Iowa. Iowa Journal of
History and Politics, 39: 387-402 (October, 1941).
The settlement is that
of southern Howard County and northern Chickasaw County.
Volume 13, 1943
Estus, Charles W. “A Swedish Working-Class Church: The Methodists of
Quinsigamond Village, 1878-1900.” The Swedish-American Historical
Quarterly, 40, 1: 5-22 (January, 1989).
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
ET BLAD AV ÆTTETALET TIL PROFESSOR DR. U. G. STUBS SLEKTSHISTORIE.
Nordfjordlagets aarbok, 1937 og 1938, 15-20.
A genealogy of the family
of the late H. G. Stub.
Volume 11, 1940
Et museum i vekst: Samlingen i Decorah er enestående i sitt slag.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 59:59-60 (March-April, 1966).
Historical sketch and
present plans for enlargement of the Norwegian-American Museum in Decorah,
Iowa.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Et norsk syn på engelsk bok om den norske språkstrid,
språkutvikling. Nordisk Tidende, August 31, 1967.
A review of
Einar Haugen’s book, Language Conflict and Language Planning.
Volume
24, 1970 (article)
Ett århundrede i sang. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 63: 136-137 (July,
1970).
The Norwegian Singers Union, the oldest Norwegian chorus in America,
celebrated its centennial in October, 1970.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
Etter 60 Ar i Winnipeg flytter avisen Norrøna til Vancouver
B.C. Nordisk Tidende, July 23, 1970.
After being published for sixty
years in Winnipeg, Norrøna, the only extant Norwegian-Canadian
newspaper, has been moved to Vancouver.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
EVANS, EYVIND J. Lynvisitt hos Simon Johnson. Minnesota Posten,
December 25, 1969.
A visit with Simon Johnson, “the prairie
poet,” one of the best-known Norwegian-American literary figures. The
interview took place just before Johnson died at the age of ninety.
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Norsk-amerikanske lyrikere: Kjente og minder kjente. Minnesota
Posten.
The corresponding editor of Minnesota Posten has recently
contributed nearly every week an article about a Norwegian-American author who
has won some degree of acceptance as a lyric poet. The series began with the
October, 1969, issue of the paper.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
EVANS, EYVIND J. Norstogs “Golgatariket.” Minnesota Posten,
July 17, 24, 31, August 7, 14, 1969.
---------- Penn-Skudd. Minnesota
Posten, January 23-30, February 6-13, 1969.
Tribute to Dr. Herman E.
Jorgensen.
---------- Penn-Skudd. Minnesota Posten, February 20,
1969.
Comments on Hallingen and Nord-Norge, the only two
bygdelag periodicals in the United States.
---------- Penn-Skudd.
Minnesota Posten, May 22, 1969.
A tribute to Carl Søyland of
Nordisk Tidende, on his seventy-fifth birthday.
---------- Penn-Skudd.
Minnesota Posten, September 4-25, 1969.
Review of John A. Johnson: An
Uncommon American by Agnes M. Larson.
---------- Waldemar Ager som
kritikker. Minnesota Posten, February 27-April 17, May 8, 1969.
Volume
24, 1970 (article)
EVANS, EYVIND J. Penn skudd. Minnesota Posten, December 12, 1963,
January 24, 31, 1964.
Comments about Martha Ostenso, Jon Norstog, and the
Norwegian-American press.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
EVANS, SONYA LOFTNESS. Pacific Lutheran College. American-Scandinavian
Review, 48:277-282 (September, 1960).
A brief historical sketch is included
with a description of the institution.
Volume 21, 1962
EVANS, SONYA LOFTNESS. The Seattle Fishermen’s Festival. American-Scandinavian Review, 42:43-47 (Spring, 1954).
Evensen, Erik Aalvik. Amerika-brevene: stjålne amerikabrev,
historien bak tyveriet i 1896 samt en studie av utvandringen fra
Grimstad-distriktet til Amerika, med særlig vekt på perioden
1875-1900. Grimstad: Selskapet for Grimstad bys vel, 1996. 167 pp.; ill.
Title trans. The America letters: stolen American letters, the story behind the
theft in 1896, along with a study of the emigration from the Grimstad district
to America,with special attention to the period 1875-1900.
Volume 35, 2000
(book)
Everson, Roy A. “The 99th Infantry Battalion - Remembrances and a
Reunion.” The Sons of Norway Viking, 86, 12: 26-27; 31-32
(December, 1989).
A battalion of 1,000 men of Norwegian ancestry was assembled
in 1942 to train for a possible invasion of Nazi-occupied Norway.
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
Evinrude Outboard Boom: A Melted Ice Cream Triggered. Norwegian American
Commerce, no. 3-4, p. 13-15 (March-April, 1963).
An account of the origin
and development of the outboard motor.
FLATEBO, Torleiv. Prospecting in the
North Wilderness. Norwegian American Technical Journal, 21-24 (July,
1960).
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
EVJEN, HENRY O. Scandinavian Students at Illinois State University.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 11:17-29 (1940).
Volume 12, 1941
EVJEN, J. O. Johnsen, Erik Kristian (Sept. 20, 1863-Jan. 21, 1923).
Dictionary of American biography,
10:77-78 (1933).
Johnsen, who came to
America in 1892, was professor of theology at Red Wing seminary, 1892-97,
pastor until 1900, professor at the seminary of the United Norwegian Lutheran
church, 1900-17, and professor at the Luther theological seminary, St. Paul,
Minnesota, from 1917 until his death.
---------- Oftedal, Sven (Mar. 22,
1844-Mar. 30, 1911). Dictionary of American biography, 11:635-636
(1933).
Oftedal arrived in America in 1873 and throughout his active life was
professor at Augsburg seminary in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He was a leader in
church organization and a participant in some of the sharp controversies that
characterized the formative period of Norwegian-American Lutheranism.
Volume 8,
1934
EVJEN, J. O. Preus, Christian Keyser (Oct. 13, 1852-May 28, 1921).
Dictionary of American
biography, 15:208-209 (1935).
----------
Stromme, Peer Olsen (Sept. 15, 1856-Sept. 15, 1921). Dictionary of American
biography,
18:141-142 (1936).
---------- Stub, Hans Gerhard (Feb. 23,
1849-Aug. 1, 1931). Dictionary of American biography, 18:178
(1936).
---------- Sverdrup, Georg (Dec. 16, 1848-May 3, 1907). Dictionary
of American biography, 18:229 (1936).
---------- Tou, Erik Hansen (Oct. 11,
1857-Nov. 14, 1917). Dictionary of American biography, 18:599-600
(1936).
Volume 9, 1936
Evjen, John O. Skandinaviske indvandrere i New York aarene 1630-74.
MINNEAPOLIS TIDENDE, 44: July 10-September 4, 1930.
"Scandinavian
immigrants in New York during the period 1680-74," is the subject of this
essay, which appeared in weekly installments for the dates given above. Dr.
Evjen has published a larger work on this subject.
Volume 6, 1931
Evjen, John O. Skandinaviske indvandrere i New York aarene 1630-74.
MINNEAPOLIS TIDENDE, 44: July 10-September 4, 1930.
"Scandinavian
immigrants in New York during the period 1680-74," is the subject of this
essay, which appeared in weekly installments for the dates given above. Dr.
Evjen has published a larger work on this subject.
Volume 6, 1931
EVJEN, JOHN O. The Ordination of Paul Anderson and Ole Andrewson. The
Friend, 18:12 (September, 1941).
The author examines the records concerning
the ordination of two pioneer pastors and concludes that Andrewson was licensed
by the Franckean Synod on August 7, 1847, that he was ordained by the
Evangelical Synod of Northern Illinois in September, l851, and that Anderson
was ordained on June 10, 1849.
Volume 12, 1941
EVJUE, WILLIAM T. A Fighting Editor. Madison, Wisconsin, 1968. 873 p.
The
autobiography of the editor of the Capital Times, of Madison. Reviewed in
Wisconsin Magazine of History, Winter, 1968-1969, and the Progressive, March,
1969.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
EVJUE, WILLIAM T. Albert O. Barton. Wisconsin Magazine of History,
31:410 (June, 1948).
Volume 16 1950
EVOLD, BENT. They Came to America. 96 pp.
The experiences of Axel Brandt,
who immigrated at the age of seventeen and settled in a Danish community in
Minnesota where he spent the rest of his life.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or
pamphlet)
Faa, Eric. Norwegians in the Northwest: settlement in British Columbia,
1858-1918. Victoria, B.C.: Runestad, 1995. 299 pp.; ill.
Volume 35, 2000
(book)
Fåberg og Lillehammer. 7, 1986. 178 pp.
This issue, with
the title “Utvandringen,” deals with emigration from Fåberg and
Lillehammer to America.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
Fagerhaug, Tore. “Ola J. Rise.” Bøgda vår.
Årsskrift far lokalhistorie, 1987, 4-10.
During his stay in America,
1899-1909, Rise published a book and wrote poems for Norwegian-American
periodicals and newspapers.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Fairweather, Floyd. “Fredrik Nilsson Vestre. Ein amerikansk
pionér.” Årsskrift. Vatne sogelag, 1990, I: 4-12.
F.N.
Vestre emigrated to America from Vestrefjord, Møre og Romsdal, in
1888.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
FALNES, O. J. Thorstein Veblen, a significant Norwegian-American
contribution to the social sciences. American-Scandinavian review,
23:24-33 (March, 1935).
Volume 9, 1936
FALNES, OSCAR J.
Erik J. Friis. The Scandinavian of the Month: Oscar J.
Falnes. Scandinavian-American Bulletin, May, 1970.
Sketch of a professor
emeritus of history at New York University, who has written extensively in the
field of Scandinavian history and who performed distinguished service for the
relief and rehabilitation program of the United Nations.
Volume 25, 1972
(biographical sketch)
FAPSO, RICHARD J. Norwegians in Wisconsin. Madison, Wisconsin, 1978
(?). 40 pp.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
FARR, W. E. "Germans in Montana Gold Camps: Two Views." Montana
Magazine of History, 32:58-73 (Autumn, 1982).
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
FARSTRUP, EINAR. Language Transition and Danish Children’s Schools in
the U.S. The Bridge, 5: 21-32 (1982).
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
FAST, HOWARD. The Immigrants. Boston, 1977. 389 pp. The Second
Generation. Boston, 1978. 407 pp.
The first and second
Volumes of a
projected trilogy about the intermingling of various ethnic groups in the San
Francisco area.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
Faste punkt i San Francisco. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 51 :61
(March, 1958).
The Norwegian Club in San Francisco celebrates its sixtieth
anniversary.
Volume 20, 1959
FEDDE, B. A. Trinity through the Years; an Outline History of Trinity
Lutheran Church on the Occasion of Its Sixtieth Anniversary, 1890-1950.
Brooklyn, 1950. 56 p.
Volume 17, 1952
FEDDE, ELISABETH. Søster Elisabeths optegnelser. Nordisk tidende,
February 28, March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 4, 11, 18, 25, May 2, 16, 1933.
A
record of the author's work as deaconess and in hospitals.
Volume 8, 1934
FEINGOLD, HENRY L. Zion in America. Boston, 1974, 357 pp.
History of
American Jewry from colonial times to the present, “How the reciprocity
between America and its Jews originated, developed, and progressed is the
subject of this interesting new synthesis of American Jewish history.” A
Volume in the Immigrant Heritage of America Series issued by Twayne
Publishers, Inc.
FOSS, PAUL E., ed. Norwegian-American Sesquicentennial,
1825-1975. Minneapolis, 1975. 64 pp.
A souvenir book containing articles
and historical photographs relating to the sesquicentennial.
Volume 27, 1977
(book or pamphlet)
FELLAND, CARL MARTIN. A History and Genealogical Record of the Felland
and Reindahl Families, with a Supplementary Chart of the Mandt Family.
Northfield, Minnesota, Mohn Printing Company, 1940. 94 p.
Volume 12, 1941
Ferguson, Robert. Enigma: The Life of Knut Hamsun. New York, 1987.
453 pp.
Norwegian Nobel prize winner in literature who lived for a time in the
United States.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Festskrift til Odd Dahl. Bergen, 1968. 103 p.
A
Volume published in
honor of Odd Dahl of the Carnegie Institute on the occasion of his seventieth
birthday. Contains chapters by Carl Søyland, Merle A. Tuve, and L. R.
Hafstad.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
FEVOLD, EUGENE L. The Lutheran Free Church: A Fellowship of American
Lutheran Congregations, 1897-1968. Minneapolis, 1969. 342 p.
Volume 24,
1970 (book or pamphlet)
FEVOLD, EUGENE L. The Norwegian Immigrant and His Church.
Norwegian-American Studies, 23:3-16 (1967).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Fidje, Ranveig. “Utvandringen til Amerika.” Årsskrift.
Flekkerøy historielag, 1990, I: 43-55.
Emigration from
Flekkerøy, Vest-Agder.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
FIELD, IDUNA B. Recreating pioneer days. American-Scandinavian
review, 25:255-258 (September, 1937).
An account of the Norwegian-American
historical museum at Decorah, Iowa.
Volume 10, 1938
Fiftieth Anniversary of the Riverside Lutheran Church, Dawson, Minnesota,
1885-1935, June 14-16.
[Dawson, Minnesota, Dawson Sentinel print, 1935.]
55 p.
The pamphlet includes a historical account of the church and a
program of the festivities.
Volume 11, 1940
Fiftieth anniversary program and history of Our Saviour's Lutheran
church, Warren, Minnesota, 1885-1935. [Warren, Minnesota, Sheaf print],
1935. 24 p.
Contains "Historical reminiscences of Our Saviour's Lutheran
church" written by the late Judge A. Grindeland on the occasion of the
fortieth anniversary of the church, and edited and revised by the Reverend L.
E. Brynestad, its present pastor, p. 10-2l.
Volume 9, 1936
FINDAHL, THEO. En norsk-amerikansk polarforsker. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
49:262-264 (December, 1956).
An article about the famous Norwegian-American
polar explorer, Captain Finn Rønne.
Volume 20, 1959
FINDAHL, THEO. Was Vinland near Chesapeake Bay? American-Scandinavian
Review, 40:233-236 (September, 1952.)
Volume 18, 1954
FINDAHL, THEODOR. Moskva og New York tyve år etter. Oslo, 1949.
127 p.
Moscow and New York after an interval of twenty years.
Volume 17, 1952
Fink, Deborah. “Anna Oleson: Rural Family and Community in Iowa,
1880-1920.” Annals of Iowa, 48: 5-6, 251-263 (Summer/Fall, 1986).
Anna Ravnaas Oleson of Strand, Norway, became a central figure in a Friends
settlement in O’Brien county, Iowa.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
FINSET, ARNE. Pionerene paa prærien. Decorah-Posten, December
14, 1967.
Pioneer life at Kindred, North Dakota.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
FIRMAN, AXEL. "Two Swedes in the California Goldfields: Allvar Kullgren
and Carl August Modh, 1850-1856." Swedish-American Historical
Quarterly, 34:102-130 (1983).
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
First Lutheran Church, Litchville, North Dakota, 100th anniversary, 1897-
1997. Litchville, N.D.: The First Lutheran Church Centennial Book
Committee, 1997.] 158 pp.; ill. Skandia Norwegian Lutheran Evangelical Lutheran
Church, established 1897, and Immanuel Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran
Church, established 1911, merged in 1926 to form First Lutheran Church.
Volume
35, 2000 (church history)
Fisher, Albert Kendrick. Leonhard Stejneger. COPELIA, 1931, p.75-83 (October
30, 1931).
Mr. Fisher dwells principally on Dr. Stejneger's scientific work
with the Smithsonian institution and the United States National museum.
Volume
7, 1933
FISHMAN, JOSHUA A., ET AL. Language Loyalty in the United States: The
Maintenance and Perpetuation of Non-English Mother Tongues by American Ethnic
and Religious Groups. The Hague, 1966. 478 p.
Summary of a report to the
language research section of the United States office of education. Reviewed in
the Times (London) Literary Supplement, September 8, 1967.
Volume
24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
Fiske, Arland O. The best of the Norwegian heritage, vol. II. Minot,
N.D.: North American Heritage Press, ca. 1996. 257 pp.; ill.
Volume 35, 2000
(book)
Fiske, Arland O. The Scandinavian Adventure. Minot, ND., 1990. xii,
232 pp.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
Fiske, Arland O. The Scandinavian Spirit. Minot, North Dakota, 1989.
232 pp.
Essays on Scandinavian culture as well as immigration.
Volume 33, 1992
(book or pamphlet)
Fiskergutten Ole Rølvaag var 20 år da han kom til Amerika og
ble en av landets berømte forfattere. Nordisk Tidende, February
8, 1968.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
FITE, GILBERT COURTLAND. Peter Norbeck, Prairie Statesman. Columbia,
Missouri, 1948. 217 p. (University of Missouri Studies, 22, no.
2.)
Reviewed in Minnesota History, 30:60 (March, 1949).
Volume 16 1950
FJELDE, PAUL. The Sculpture of Paul Fjelde. National Sculpture Review.
Fall, 1969.
A discussion of the sculpture of a noted Norwegian-American
artist.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
FJELDSAA, RUTH L. Hjelpende hender i Solskinnsstaten.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 57:37 (February, 1964).
Helping hands in the
Sunshine State. A historical sketch of the thirty-five-year-old
Norsk-Amerikanske Mission Club in Miami, Florida.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
FJELDSAA, RUTH L. Nordmenn i solskinns-staten. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
48: 62 (April, 1955).
Norwegians in Florida.
Volume 19, 1956 (article)
FJELLANGER, THYRA
The Scandinavian of the Month: Thyra Fjellanger.
Scandinavian-American Bulletin, August, 1967.
Sketch of the founder of
the Fjellanger Book Store in Brooklyn.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
FLAGSTAD, CARL. Math Dahl, an Old Warhorse during Glory Days, Dies at 92.
Nord-Norge, 233: 9-11 (December, 1976).
Colorful North Dakota
Nonpartisan League politician finally quits the hustings.
Volume 28, 1979
(article)
FLANAGAN, JOHN T. Knut Hamsun's Early Years in the Northwest. Minnesota
History, 20:397-412 (December, 1939).
This record includes the years
1882-88.
Volume 12, 1941
FLATEN, NELS. Valdris-rispo; sannferdiga skrøno på
Minnesota-Valdris, optegnet av Nils Flaten.
Reprint of Maal og minne,
March 9, 1939, p. 30-50.
Tales told in the Valdris dialect as spoken in
Minnesota.
Volume 11, 1940
FLATIN, KJETIL. "Det norske Amerika og norsk kulturpolitikk."
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 73-77 (3,
1984).
A historical survey of Norwegian
official interest-or lack of it-in Norwegian-American matters.
Volume 30, 1985
(article)
Flemming Larsen, Birgit, Henning Bender, and Karen Veien, eds. On Distant
Shores: Proceedings of the Marcus Lee Hansen Immigration Conference,
Aalborg, Denmark, June 29-July 1, 1992. Aalborg, 1993. 372 pp.
Volume 34, 1995
(book or pamphlet)
FLETRE, LARS. The Vossing Correspondence Society of 1848 and the Report of
Adam Løvenskjold. Norwegian-American Studies, 28: 245-273
(1979).
Leading Vossings of Chicago organized a correspondence society to
defend America against its detractors in Norway.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
FLOBERG, ROLF
Erik J. Friis. The Scandinavian of the Month: Rolf Floberg.
Scandinavian-American. Bulletin, October, 1968.
Norwegian-born Rolf
Floberg is president of E. Quist, Incorporated, a dock-building firm.
Volume
24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
Flom, George T, Eielsen, Elling (Sept. 9, 1804-Jan. 10, 1883). DICTIONARY OF
AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY, 6:61-62.
By what strange turns of fortune has Eielsen come
to keep company with the great! After tramping about many bygds of
southwestern Norway for a number of years as a lay preacher, until he felt
cramped, he came to America in 1859. The preaching continued on new soil. He
preached the first Norwegian sermon on American soil in Chicago in October,
1839. In 1846 he organized the Evangelical Lutheran church of America and some
years later the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church of America - the
"Eielsen Synod." Accepting the counsel of friends, he was ordained as
a preacher in 1843.
Volume 6, 1931
Fløystad, Ingeborg. “Kvinnene i (det ville) Vesten: En gren av
amerikanske kvinners historie og norske immigrantkvinners plass i den.”
Historisk Tidsskrift, 66, 2: 209-222 (1987).
Women in the (wild) West. A
survey of literature about this part of the history of American women and about
the role Norwegian immigrant women played in it.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Flugum, O.N. Historier og spredte minder fra pioneertiden i
Winnebago. VISERGUTTEN, June
25, 1931, p.38.
Recollections and tales of
pioneer days in Winnebago County, Iowa.
Volume 7, 1933
FLYNN, ANDREA K. Tom Tellepsen, Builder and Believer: A Biography.
Salado, Texas, 1956. 193 p.
Volume 20, 1959
FOLKEDAHL, BEULAH, tr. and ed. Elizabeth Fedde’s Diary,
1883-88. Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 20:170-196
(1959).
Volume 21, 1962
FOLKEDAHL, BEULAH. A Dream Come True: The Homme Homes at Wittenberg.
Wittenberg, Wisconsin, 1956. 184 p.
An account of the life work of the
Reverend Even Johnson Homme and the homes he founded for orphans and the aged.
Reviewed in Wisconsin Magazine of History, Autumn, 1957.
Volume 20, 1959
FOLKEDAHL, BEULAH. From the Archives. Norwegian-American Studies,
21:289-292 (1962).
----------Norwegians Become Americans.
Norwegian-American Studies, 21:95-135 (1962).
A group of America
letters.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
FOLKEDAHL, BEULAH. From the Archives. Norwegian-American Studies,
22:236-240 (1965).
---------- Marshall Academy: A History. Wisconsin
Magazine of History, 47:249-260 (Spring, 1964). (article)
Historical sketch
of an academy during 1869-81, the period when Norwegian Lutherans operated the
school.
---------- Some Recent Publications. Norwegian-American Studies,
22:210-235 (1965).
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
FOLKEDAHL, BEULAH. From the Archives. Norwegian-American Studies,
23:236-240 (1967).
---------- Knud Knudsen and His America Book.
Norwegian-American Studies, 23: 108-125 (1967). (article)
----------
Some Recent Publications. Norwegian-American Studies, 23:220-235
(1967).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
FOLKEDAHL, BEULAH. From the Archives. Norwegian-American Studies,
24:278-283 (1970).
---------- Some Recent Publications.
Norwegian-American Studies, 24:235-277 (1970).
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
FOLKEDAHL, BEULAH. The Kjorstad Clan in America. Blanchardville,
Wisconsin, 1951. 47 p.
Volume 18, 1954
FOLKEDAUL, BEULAH, and CLAUSEN, C.A. From the Archives.
Norwegian-American Studies, 25:270-75 (1972).
Brief descriptions of
materials acquired by the archives of the Norwegian-American Historical
Association during the years 1970-1972.
---------- Some Recent Publications.
Norwegian-American Studies, 25:258-69 (1972).
List of books, pamphlets,
and articles published during 1967-1970.
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
FOLKESTAD, SIGURD
Sigurd Folkestad: En venn og medarbeider gått bort.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 56:96 (April, 1963).
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical
sketch)
FOLKESTAD, SIGURD. Moder- og datterkirker. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
26:369-371 (December, 1933).
See item under G. M. Bruce for comment on this
article.
Volume 8, 1934
Follesdal, John. Norwegian-American genealogy: a bibliography of some
books and materials at the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. San
Francisco, Cal.: The Author, 1997. 78 pp.
Volume 35, 2000 (reference)
Folstad, Ardis Bakke. Vi hadde det godt her. Menominee, Wisconsin,
1987. 135 pp.
We had it good here. “A narrative account of pioneer
experiences by a Norwegian family in Dunn county, Wisconsin.”
Volume 33,
1992 (book or pamphlet)
FØNHUS, MIKKJEL. Ontarioskogen. Oslo, H. Aschehoug and Co. (W.
Nygaard), 1934. 165 p.
"Life and struggles of Norwegian lumberers in the
immense forest districts of Canada." Fiction.
Volume 9, 1936
FONNUM, HELGE. Gamle Amerikabrev. Hallingen, December, 1965, March,
1966, June, 1966.
Travel diary of Store-Ola Gudmundsrud in 1866.
----------
Gamle Amerikabrev. Hallingen, June, 1966.
An America letter from Embrick
Knudsen, Spring Grove, Minnesota.
---------- Gamle Amerikabrev. Hallingen,
September, 1966.
An America letter from Newborg, Fillmore County,
Minnesota, August 17, 1861.
---------- Gamle Amerikabrev. Hallingen,
December, 1966.
A letter written by Mikkel K. Mehus, December 18,
1883.
---------- Gamle Amerikabrev. Hallingen, December,
1966.
Transcription of a letter written by Ole Tollefson Opsata, St. Ansgar,
Iowa, September 25, 1860.
---------- Gamle Amerikabrev. Hallingen,
March, 1967.
Two America letters from Barbro T. Sando, Emmett County, Iowa,
1863 and 1866.
---------- Gamle Amerikabrev. Hallingen, June, 1967.
A
letter by Ole T. Opsata, Estherville, Iowa, July 4, 1870.
---------- Gamle
Amerikabrev. Hallingen, December, 1967.
An America letter from Blue
Mounds, Wisconsin, 1876.
---------- Gamle Amerikabrev. Hallingen, March,
1968.
Two America letters from Luverne, Minnesota, 1872 and 1873.
----------
Gamle Amerikabrev. Hallingen, June, 1968.
Two America letters by Barbro
T. Sando, Estherville, Iowa, 1871 and 1876.
---------- Gamle Amerikabrev.
Hallingen, September, 1968.
Letter written by Sevath Sevathsen, August
17, 1874.
---------- Gamle Amerikabrev. Hallingen, December, 1968.
A
letter, written in 1882 by Ole Olson Færing, contains references to the
visits of Kristofer Janson and Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson.
Volume 24,
1970 (article)
FORDE, AGNES. Christmas in the Mid-West. Nordisk Tidende, December
21, 1961.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
FORFANG, H. G. “Symra”: et femtiårsminne.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 49:5-7 (January, 1956).
A historical sketch of the
society Symra in Decorah, Iowa, on the occasion of its fiftieth
anniversary.
Volume 20, 1959
FORSYTHE, HILDA J. Grandeur in Simplicity. New York, 1963.
108p.
Recollections of the author’s farm childhood in Wisconsin and of her
Norwegian-born father, Hans E. Nelson.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
FORT DODGE, IOWA. ST. OLAF LUTHERAN CHURCH. The Golden Jubilee,
1891-1941.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, 1941. 20 p.
Volume 14, 1944
Fortegnelse over hjemvendte emigranter.” Årbok for
Sørfold, 1987: 8-10.
A list of emigrants who later returned to
Sørfold.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Fortieth Anniversary First Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1896-1936.
Belview, Minnesota, [1936]. 10 p.
The history of the church was probably
written by the pastor, the Reverend O. C. Harang.
Volume 11, 1940
Fosdal, Roberta Lien. Norwegian Roots, American Branches: the Kjetil and
Bergit Lien Family History. Jefferson, Wisconsin, 1984. 253 pp.
Volume 31,
1986 (book or pamphlet)
FOSS, H. A. Husmannsgutten. Afterword by Liv Kristin Asheim. Olso,
1984. 176 pp.
New edition of the popular immigrant novel.
Volume 30, 1985 (book
or pamphlet)
Foss, Hans A. “The Pioneer’s Christmas.” Translated by
Sigvald Stoylen. The Sons of Norway Viking, 83, 12: 484-485 (December,
1986).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
FOSS, HANS A.
“Husmannsgutten” - fortellingen av H. A. Foss.
Nordisk Tidende, August 29, 1963.
Review of book and sketch of
author.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
FOSS, HANS ANDERSON. The Cotter’s Son. Alexandria, Minnesota,
1963. 127 p.
A popular Norwegian-American novel, translated by Joel G.
Winkjer.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
FOSS, L. O. Et oplysende kapitel av vor norske nybyggersaga. Skandinaven,
November 24, 1936, p. 9.
A full-page autobiographical account.
Volume 10,
1938
FOSS, THEA HOKENSTAD. The Story of Ole Hokenstad, a Norwegian Immigrant, and
His Family. 48p.
A typescript filed in the archives of the Norwegian-American
Historical Association.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
FOSS, WILLIAM O. The Norwegian Lady and the Wreck of The Dictator.
Washington, D.C., 1977. 104 pp.
Relates the events surrounding the 1891
wreck of a Norwegian cargo ship off the coast of Virginia and the factors
leading to the erection of the Norwegian Lady Statue.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or
pamphlet)
FOSSUM, GLADYS H. Rosemaling: History, Instructions, and Designs.
Racine, Wisconsin, 1964.31 p.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
FOUGNER, I. Blandt Indianere og Nordmenn i Canada. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
27:284-286 (September,
1934).
The Bella Coola district in British Columbia
where Indians and Norsemen meet.
Volume 9, 1936
FOUGNER, IVER. Aven norsk kolonis saga; Bells Coola settlementet i British
Columbia. Decorah-posten, December 29, 1959, January 12, 1940.
The Bella
Cools colony was founded in 1894 by a group of Norwegians, most of whom came
from northern Norway.
Volume 12, 1941
Fox, R. M. Thorstein Veblen. NEW STATESMAN, 35:706--707 (September 13,
1930).
A consideration of Veblen as an economist.
Volume 6, 1931
Fox, R. M. Thorstein Veblen. NEW STATESMAN, 35:706--707 (September 13,
1930).
A consideration of Veblen as an economist.
Volume 6, 1931
Fra Hallingdal til Amerika i 1911. Hallingem, December, 1966.
Items
from the diary of Kari Sehl.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Fra Kabelvåg til Chicago. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 53:239 (October,
1960).
A biographical sketch of Alf Kolflat, engineer.
Volume 21, 1962
FRAM, FRAM, KRISTMENN, KROSSMENN. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 67:86-89
(1974).
St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota, celebrates its
centennial.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
Frank, Arne. When I was young. LaCrosse, Wis., The Author, 1995. 46
pp.; ill.
Volume 35, 2000 (autobiograph or memoir)
FRANK, LOUIS F., and ANDERSON, HARRY H., eds. German-American Pioneers in
Wisconsin and Michigan: The Frank-Kerler Letters, 1849-1864. Milwaukee,
1971. xxiv, 600 pp.
A treasure house of “America letters” which
throws light on German immigration to various parts of Wisconsin and Michigan.
Translated by Margaret Wolff.
Volume 26, 1974 (book or pamphlet)
FRANZEN, GØSTA. Scandinavian Courses Offered in Institutions of
Learning in the United States, by Gøsta Franzen and Hedin Bronner.
Scandinavian Studies, 19:239-260 (August, 1947).
Volume 16 1950
FREDERICK, WILLIAM C. Was Veblen Right about the Future of Business
Enterprise? The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 24:225-240
(July, 1965).
The roles played by the machine process, business enterprise, and
dynastic politics in modern life.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Fredericks, Marshall. Fra Risør til Rock Island.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 51:130 (June, 1958).
A sketch of the
Norwegian-American sculptor, Marshall Fredericks, of Rock Island,
Illinois.
Volume 20, 1959
Fremmegaard, A. "Little Norway" i Wisconsin. NORDMANDS FORBUNDET,
22:418-420 December,
1929).
An account, with illustrations, of "Little
Norway," a model of a Norwegian gaard constructed by Mr. Isak Dahle
of Chicago at Mount Horeb, Wisconsin.
Volume 5, 1930
FRIDLEY, RUSSELL W. About the Runestone Site. Minnesota History News,
February, 1966.
Statement by the director of the Minnesota Historical
Society regarding the Society’s stand on the authenticity of the
Kensington runestone.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Friedman, Murray, ed. Jewish Life in Philadelphia, 1830-1940.
Philadelphia, 1983. 353 pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
Friedman, Philip S. “The Danish Community of Chicago.” The
Bridge, 8,1: 5-95 (1985).
This whole issue of The Bridge is devoted
to Friedman’s study of the Danish community in Chicago.
Volume 31, 1986
(book or pamphlet)
Friedman, Philip S. “The Danish Community of Chicago.” The
Bridge, 8, 1: 5-95 (1985).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
FRIEDMAN, PHILIP S. A Danish-American Bibliography. Scandinavian Studies,
48: 441-444 (1976).
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
FRIIS, ERIK J. "The Scandinavian of the Month." Scandinavian-
American Bulletin, 28:10-11
(February-March, 1983).
Martin Allwood, who
through his many writings and translations has done much to further cultural
communications between the English-speaking and the Scandinavian-speaking
worlds.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
FRIIS, ERIK J. "The Scandinavian of the Month."
Scandinavian-American Bulletin, 28:10-12 (May,
1983).
Donald V. Mehus,
a well-known Norwegian-American educator, author, and journalist.
Volume 30,
1985 (article)
FRIIS, ERIK J. Norsk-amerikanerne har alltid satt idretten høyt;
mange på toppen. Nordisk Tidende, October 6, 13, 1966.
Historical
sketch of the Norwegian Turner Club, the Norseman Cycle Club, and the
Skytterlaget Tordenskiold in Brooklyn.
---------- Stor kulturformidling tapt
når Fjellangers Bokhandel på 8th Avenue legges ned. Nordisk
Tidende, January 23, 1969.
A center of culture was lost when
Fjellanger’s Book Store on 8th Avenue in Brooklyn closed.
Volume 24, 1970
(article)
FRIIS, ERIK J. The American-Scandinavian Foundation 1910- 1960: A
Brief History. New York, 1961. 135 p.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
FRIIS, ERIK J. The Cleng Peerson Memorial Institute.
Scandinavian-American Bulletin, No. 11, 1-2 (November, 1972).
An
institute honoring Cleng Peerson has been founded under the auspices of George
Joa in Stavanger for the purpose of gathering all available material dealing
with emigration from Norway.
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
FRIIS, ERIK J. Ties Bound by 150 Years. Scandinavian Review, 63:
54-63 (No. 4, 1975).
Norwegians on both sides of the Atlantic celebrate the
immigration sesquicentennial.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
FRIIS, ERIK J., ed. The Norwegian Club, Inc., 1904-1964. Brooklyn,
1964. 104 p.
History of Det Norske Selskab and its activities. Reviewed in
American- Scandinavian Review, Spring, 1965.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or
pamphlet)
FRIIS, ERIK J., ed. The Scandinavian Presence in North America. New
York, 1976. 266 pp.
Record of a conference of specialists in
Scandinavian-American life, Minneapolis, May 2-3, 1973. Program concentrated on
an analysis of Scandinavian and Finnish institutions and their likely
future.
---------- They Came from Norway: A Sesquicentennial Review. New
York, 1975. 112 pp.
Includes articles by Odd S. Lovoll, Peter A Munch, Kenneth
O. Bjork, Einar Haugen, Carl Soyland, Kjell Jordheim, Sigurd Daasvand, Einar
Bergh, and Knight E. Hoover.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
FRIIS, ERIK J., ed. The Scandinavian-American Bulletin. This bulletin
is published monthly by the Scandinavian-American Business Association of
greater New York. It carries articles of interest about all the Scandinavian
countries. A special feature is “The Scandinavian of the Month,” a
brief article by the editor honoring a person of Scandinavian blood who has
achieved distinction in some particular field.
Volume 28, 1979
Friis, Erik J., ed. The Scandinavian-American Bulletin.
This bulletin
is published monthly by the Scandinavian-American Business Association of
Greater New York. It carries articles of interest about all the Scandinavian
countries. A special feature is “The Scandinavian of the Month,” a
brief article by the editor honoring a person of Scandinavian blood who has
achieved distinction in some particular field.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or
pamphlet)
Friman, Axel. “150 Years Since First Swedes Arrived in Wisconsin.”
Swedish American Genealogist, 8, 4: 153-159 (December, 1988).
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
FRIMAN, AXEL. Gustaf Unonius and Pine Lake: Joining the Episcopal Church.
Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly, 29: 21-33 (1978).
A prominent and
controversial Swedish immigrant who became an Episcopalian minister.
Volume 29,
1983 (article)
FRIMAN, AXEL. On the Trail of Early Wisconsin Swedes. Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, 12:10-16 (January, 1961).
An account of the
author’s search for antecedents and relatives in America.
Volume
21, 1962
FRIMAN, AXEL. Swedish Emigration to North America, 1820- 1850. Swedish
Pioneer Historical Quarterly, 27: 153-177 (1976).
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
FRØLAND, DAGFINN. Han gir verden bedre korn. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
62:65-67 (March-April, 1969).
Norman Borlaug, farmer’s son from
Cresco, Iowa, is world famous for his research in grain production.
Volume 24,
1970 (article)
Fryxell, Fritiof and Ann Boaden. “Meeting at Sea,” in The
Parkander Papers: a Festschrift honoring Dr. Dorothy J. Parkander. Rock
Island, Illinois, 1988, pp. 44-48.
Fryxell and Sigrid Undset were fellow
passengers on the S. S. President Cleveland in 1940 when Undset fled the
Nazis and journeyed to the United States.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
FRYXELL, FRITIOF. A Painter of Yosemite. American-Scandinavian Review,
27:329-333 (December, 1939).
The story of Chris Jorgensen (1860-1955), an
immigrant of 1870.
Volume 12, 1941
Fur, Gunlög. “The Making of a Legend: Joe Hill and the
I.W.W.” The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 40, 3: 101-113
(July, 1989).
The Swedish immigrant Joel Hägglund (1879-1915) as the
labor leader Joe Hill became active in the labor organization, Industrial
Workers of the World. He was tried and executed for murder in 1915 and became a
martyr of the labor movement.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Fure, Norma Sime. I remember when: a journal. [Richfield, Minn.: Stan
Fure, 1996]. 87 pp.; ill.
Volume 35, 2000 (autobiograph or memoir)
Furman, Anastasia. “What Was the Yeppo of Yesteryear?”
Winchester Academy Round Table, 1986, 25-28.
An account of a
Norwegian-American outdoor game.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
FURUSETH, ANDREW
Andrew Furuseth. Sons of Norway, 58:172 (September,
1961).
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
FURUSETH, ANDREW
Soren Roinestad and Conrad Wahle. Andrew Furuseth. Sons of
Norway, Viking, 64:242-243 (September, 1967).
Sketch of the
“Abraham Lincoln” of the seas.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
Gaasland, Mildred. Mindy: farmer's daughter, farmer's wife. 3rd
print. Glenwood, Minn.: Pekin Publications, 1995. 166 pp.; ill.
Volume 35, 2000
(autobiograph or memoir)
GABRIELSEN, THOR. Et norsk kulturfremstøt i USA.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 49: 188-191 (September, 1956).
An account of
Norwegian studies at the University of Chicago.
Volume 20, 1959
GADE, F. G. En nordmann i Texas. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 2: 82-83
(March, 1933).
A sketch, with portrait, of Axel Arneson, Norwegian-American of
Texas.
Volume 8, 1934
GADE, John A. All My Born Days. New York, Scribner, 1942. 408
p.
Volume 13, 1943
GADE, JOHN A. All My Born Days: Experiences of a Naval Intelligence
Officer in Europe. New York, 1949. 408 p.
Volume 18, 1954
GADE, JOHN A. The Question of Norwegian Relief. American-Scandinavian
Review, 31:207-213 (September, 1943).
Volume 14, 1944
GAGE, GENE G. Scandinavian Studies in the United States.
American-Scandinavian Review, 60:153-56 (June, 1972).
Studies at
American colleges and universities.
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
GALBRAITH, JOHN KENNETH. A New Theory of Thorstein Veblen. American
Heritage, 24:32-40 (April, 1973).
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
GALLAWAY, LOWELL E., and VEDDER, R. Emigration from the United Kingdom to
the United States: 1860-1913. Journal of Economic History, 31:885-97
(December, 1971).
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
GALLO, P. J. Old Bread, New Wine: A Portrait of the Italian-Americans.
Chicago, 1981. xi, 365 pp.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
Gamle amerikabrev. Hallingen, 68:18-22 (March, 1975).
Letters from
Mrs. Ole Nilsen Gudmundsrud to her parents in Hallingdal.
Volume 27, 1977
(article)
Gamle amerikabrev. Hallingen, 68:24-29 (June, 1975.)
America letters
from Ole Nilsen Gudmundsrud to relatives in Hallingdal. They were written from
Estherville, Iowa, in 1868. More letters from Gudmundsrud are in Hallingen,
68:27-30 (September, 1975) and 68:27-29 (December, 1975).
Volume 27, 1977
(article)
Gammelt brev fra Vasfaret til Amerika. Hallingen, December, 1968.
A
letter written in 1893 to Cooperstown, North Dakota.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
GANDRUD, EBENHARD S. Seventy-fifth Anniversary, 1947; History of Richwood
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Richwood Township, Becker County, Minnesota.
n. p., 1947. 30 p.
Volume 17, 1952
GARA, LARRY. A Short History of Wisconsin. Madison, 1962. 286 p.
Volume 22,
1965 (book or pamphlet)
Garborg-slegti i Amerika. JUL I VESTERLAND, 1930, p. 14--17.
An unsigned
article on the genealogy of the Garborg family in America. Gasmann, Johan. See
entry under Qualey, Carlton C.
Volume 6, 1931
Garborg-slegti i Amerika. JUL I VESTERLAND, 1930, p. 14-17.
An unsigned
article on the genealogy of the Garborg family in America.
Volume 6, 1931
(article)
GARCIA, MARIO J. Desert Immigrants: The Mexicans of E1 Paso, 1880-1920.
New Haven, 1981, xii,
316 pp.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
GARMANN, CARL. På fremmed, men fri grunn. De tok et Norge med seg,
138-146 (Oslo, 1957).
The work of the League of Norsemen during World War
II.
Volume 20, 1959
GARNAAS, STEN P. Paa tømmerhugst i Whatcom County, Washington, i
1903. Hallingen, 181:5-9 (December, 1957).
Lumbering in Whatcom County,
Washington, in 1908.
Volume 20, 1959
GARNAAS, TOLLOF B. "Reminiscences of Early Pioneer Days."
Hallingen, June, 1983, 8-10.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
GARNETT, EVE. To Greenland’s icy Mountains. New York, 1968. 190
p.
Story of Hans Egede and his missionary work in Greenland. Reviewed in
American-Scandinavian Review, Autumn, 1969.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or
pamphlet)
Gasmann, Johan. See entry under Qualey, Carlton C.
Volume 6, 1931
Gassmann, Günter. “Anglican-Lutheran Convergence and the
Anticipation of Full Communion,” Journal of Ecumenical Studies
(1997), 34(1): 1-12.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
Gates, Paul W. The campaign of the Illinois central railroad for Norwegian
and Swedish
immigrants. NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN STUDIES AND RECORDS, 6:66--88
(1931).
This campaign took place during the fifties and sixties of the last
century. Activities in Norway and Sweden are given extensive treatment, as are
also resulting settlements in this country, with special mention of the colony
at Paxton, Illinois.
Volume 7, 1933
Gaukstad, Even. “Utvandrerne og det Norge de forlot.”
Maihaugen, 1980-1985: 9-37.
The exhibit by this name about the emigrants
and the country they left is described in text and pictures.
Volume 32, 1989
(article)
Gauldalsminne. Årbok for Gauldal historielag, 1992.
The entire
volume deals with emigration and emigrants from Gauldalen,
Sør-Trøndelag.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
GAUS, JOHN M. «With Great Price.» Norwegian-American Studies
and Records, 20:210-212 (1959).
A review of Kenneth O. Bjork’s West
of the Great Divide.
Volume 21, 1962
GAUSTAD, EDWIN SCOTT. A Religious History of America. New York, 1966.
421 p.
Reviewed in Pacific Northwest Quarterly, April, 1967.
Volume 24,
1970 (book or pamphlet)
GAUSTAD, INGRID. Grunnlaget for utvandringen. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
29:207-209 (July, 1936).
In this brief study of the causes of emigration
from Norway, the author emphasizes the economic factors, resulting from
overpopulation and hard times, and the opening of America, which became a
dreamland to the growing generation, the emigration beginning in the rural
districts where the pressure was greatest and later extending to the cities.
The article was reprinted in Sønner af Norge, 33: 268 (1936).
Volume 10,
1938
GAUSTAD, INGRID. Utvandringen til Amerika 1866-73. Historisk tidsskrift
(Oslo, Norway), 31:237-
279 (1938).
This is largely a statistical study of
emigration to America during the years covered, with
emphasis on economic
causes. Population in Norway was doubled during 1815-65. Emigration took
out
63 per cent of the birth surplus during 1865-73; but, with the coming of hard
times in the United
States in 1873, emigration diminished.
Volume 11, 1940
Georges, R. A. and Stern, S. American and Canadian Ethnic Folklore: An
Annotated Bibliography. New York, 1982. xix, 484 pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book
or pamphlet)
Gerrard, Nelson S. The Icelandic Heritage. Arborg, Manitoba, Canada,
1986. 127 pp.
A general history of the Icelandic people with a chapter on
emigration to America.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
Gesme, Ann Urness. Between rocks and hard places: traditions, customs,
and conditions in Norway during the 1800s, emigration from Norway, the
immigrant community in America. Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Gesme Enterprises,
1993. 188 pp.; ill.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
GIÆVER, IVAR
Norseman Nobel Physicist. The Norseman, No. 6,
155-157 (1973).
The Norwegian-American scientist Ivar Giæver shared the
Nobel Prize in physics for experimental discoveries regarding tunneling
phenomena. This article, in Norwegian, also appeared in Nordmanns-Forbundet,
66:255-257 (1973).
Volume 27, 1977 (biographical sketch)
GIAMBABBA, PAUL. Early Explorers of America. Centerville,
Massachusetts, 1967. 95 p.
Treats of the explorers from the Phoenicians to John
Cabot and includes the Vikings.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
GIBSON, LOIS L. "Sanderson-Mehus: Unto a New Land." Hallingen,
December, 1983, 21-27.
History of two Halling families in America.
Volume
30, 1985 (article)
Giere, Arthur F. How to write the family history. Northfield, Minnesota,
1930. 23 p.
A booklet of instructions on how to write a genealogy, especially
adapted to the Norwegian-American group.
Volume 6, 1931
Giere, Arthur F. How to write the family history. Northfield, Minnesota,
1930. 23 p.
A booklet of instructions on how to write a genealogy, especially
adapted to the Norwegian-American group.
Volume 6, 1931
GIERE, ARTHUR F. Willmar Seminary 1902. Minnesota Posten, August 22,
1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
GIERE, NILS. Minder fra nybyggertiden: Hjemmet ved kirkeveien. Hallingen,
190:3-5 (March, 1960).
This sketch, written in 1925, was translated from
English by Peder H. Nelson; it deals with frontier life in Minnesota.
Golden Anniversary of Evinrude Outboard. Sons of Norway, 56:131 (July,
1959).
A biographical sketch of Ole Evinrude.
Volume 21, 1962
GIESKE, M. L. Minnesota Farmer-Laborism: The Third-Party Alternative.
Minneapolis, 1979. ix, 389
pp.
Men like Henrik Shipstead, Floyd B. Olson,
and Elmer Benson were prominent leaders in the third-party movement.
Volume 30,
1985 (book or pamphlet)
Gieske, Millard L. “The Americanization of a Norwegian Immigrant: Knute
Nelson.” Essays on Norwegian-American Literature and History, Volume
II, 101- 120.
Knute Nelson was one of the most powerful of American
politicians as governor of Minnesota and senator.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
GIESKE, MILLARD L., ed. Some Civil War Letters of Knute Nelson.
Norwegian-American Studies, 23: 17-50 (1967).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Gieske, Millard, and Steven J. Keillor. Norwegian Yankee: Knute Nelson
and the failure of American politics, 1860-1923. Northfield, Minn.:
Norwegian-American Historical Association, 1995. 426 pp.; ill.
Volume 35,
2000 (book)
Gilbertson, Donald E. “Norwegian Antiques: Recognition of a Rich
Wisconsin Heritage.” Antique Review, September, 1987, 37-41.
A
well-illustrated article discussing items brought from Norway by immigrants,
articles constructed by immigrants to furnish their homes, and articles
imported for commercial purposes.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
GILBERTSON, GENA LEE. Big Grove Lutheran Church 75th Anniversary,
1867-1942. Grand Forks, North Dakota, 1942. 98 p.
Volume 14, 1944
Gilbertson, Laurann. Handweaving in the Norwegian tradition. Decorah,
Ia.: Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum, 1997. 30 pp.; ill. A catalog
accompanying the exhibition “Preserving the Tradition.”
Volume 35,
2000 (book)
GILMAN, RHODA R. "A Land of Migrants." Roots, 12:3-19
(Fall, 1983).
A survey of immigration to Minnesota.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Gilseth, Margaret Chrislock. Julia’s Children: A Norwegian Immigrant
Family in Minnesota. St. Charles, Minnesota, 1987. 443 pp.
“Although
the focus is on the second generation, we become involved in three generations
from the 1870s to World War II.” Foreword by Carl H. Chrislock.
Volume 32,
1989 (book or pamphlet)
GIMMESTAD, L. M. Albert Mathiason. Nordfjordlagets aarbok, 1934,
45-50.
A biographical treatment of a man from Nordfjord who emigrated to
America in 1892.
---------- Hundreaarsfesten i Minneapolis, Minn., i 1925; et
historisk rids. Nordfjordlagets aarbok, 1936, 5-29.
The
Norse-American centennial celebration in 1925. The celebration, however, was
held at the Minnesota state fair grounds in St. Paul and not in
Minneapolis.
Volume 9, 1936
GIMMESTAD, L. M. Bygdelagenes kulturbetydning; tale paa bygdelags
fellesmøtet i Minneapolis i 1930. Hallingen, 118:28-32 (March,
1942); 119:12-16 (June, 1942).
The cultural influences of the
Norwegian-American bygdelags.
Volume 13, 1943 (article)
Gimmestad, L. M. Bygdelagsbevægelsen i de Forenede Stater.
NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET, 23:181-184 (June, 1930).
A similar article on the
bygdelag movement in the United States was noted last year as having
appeared in Skandinaven almanak og kalender for 1929, and other articles
of like content by the same author have appeared elsewhere.
Volume 6, 1931
(article)
Gimmestad, L. M. Bygdelagsbevægelsen i de Forenede Stater.
NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET, 23:181-184 (June, 1930).
A similar article on the
bygdelag movement in the United States was noted last year as having
appeared in Skandinaven almanak og kalender for 1929, and other articles
of like content by the same author have appeared elsewhere.
Volume 6, 1931
Gimmestad, L. M. Bygdelagsbevægelsen. SKANDINAVEN ALMANAK OG KALENDER,
1929, p.
97-103.
A summary of the bygdelag movement, followed by a list
of forty-seven bygdelags now active.
Volume 5, 1930
GIMMESTAD, L. M. Hundreaars-festen, et betydningsfuldt historisk dokument.
Skandinavens almanak-kalender, 1936, 32-53.
Appeared previously
in Nordfjordlagets aarbok, 1936, 5-29, as noted in the previous
list.
Volume 10, 1938
GIMMESTAD, L. M. Nordfjordingernes historie i Amerika. Minneapolis,
The Lutheran Free Church Publishing Company, [ 1940 ].
The story of many new
Americans whose place of origin was Nordfjord, Norway. Reviewed in
Skandinaven (Chicago), August 20, 1940.
Volume 12, 1941
Gimnes, Trygve. Norske ingeniører i New York. NORDMANNS-FORBUNDET,
25:38--39
(February, 1932).
Norwegian engineers in New York.
Volume 7, 1933
Gjære, Tore P “Family of Kristen Vestre.”
Årsskrift. Ørskog historielag, 1990, I: 3, 23-27.
The
family emigrated to the United States from ørskog, Møre og
Romsdal.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
GJÆVENES, MARTIN. Utvandringen frå Sykkylven. Oslo, 1957.
227 p.
An account of the emigration from the district of Sykkylven in
Møre, Norway.
Volume 20, 1959
Gjerde, Jon. “Chain Migration from the West Coast of Norway.” A
Century of European Migrations, 158-181.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Gjerde, Jon. “Conflict and Community: a Case Study of the Immigrant
Church in the United States. ”Journal of Social History, 19, 4:
681-697 (Summer, 1986).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Gjerde, Jon. From Peasants to Farmers: The Migration from Balestrand,
Norway, to the Upper-Middle West. New York, 1985. xiv, 319 pp.
Volume 31,
1986 (book or pamphlet)
Gjermundsen, Jon Ola. “En reise til Amerika.” Årbok for
Nord-Østerdalen, 1984: 5-12.
A journey from Norway to America in
1871.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
GJERSET, KNUT
David T. Nelson. Knut Gjerset. Norwegian-American Studies,
25:27-53 (1972).
A biographical sketch of a leading Norwegian-American
historian.
Volume 26, 1974 (biographical sketch)
Gjerset, Knut. Den nyere tid i det norske Amerika; utdrag av et foredrag
holdt i Decorah. NORDMANDS FORBUNDET, 22:75-77 (March, 1929).
An abstract of an
address given at Decorah, Iowa, on conditions among the Norwegian immigrants
and their descendants in America.
---------- Det norsk-amerikanske museum i
Decorah, Ia. SØNNER AF NORGE, 25:380-386 (December,
1928).
A sketch of
the Norwegian-American museum in Decorah, with illustrations.
---------- A
Norwegian-American Landnamsman: Ole S. Gjerset. Norwegian-American
historical
association, STUDIES AND RECORDS, 3:82-100 (1928); reprinted in
MINNESOTA
HISTORY, 10: 273-293 September, 1929).
An account of emigration from
Norway and settlement in Minnesota was experienced by an educated Norwegian
farmer and his family.
Volume 5, 1930
GJERSET, KNUT. Norwegian sailors in American waters; a study in the
history of maritime activity on
the eastern seaboard. Northfield,
Minnesota, Norwegian-American historical association, 1933.
271p.
A Norwegian
review appears in Nordmanns-Forbundet, 26:177-179 (June, 1933).
Volume
8, 1934
Gjerset, Knut. The historical background of Norwegian American Lutheranism.
LUTHERAN
HERALD, 16:615--616, 649--650, 682-683 (May 17, 24, 31, 1932).
A
scholarly treatment and explanation of the forces that produced and determined
the nature of the Lutheran organizations among the Norwegian groups in this
country.
--------The Norwegian-American historical museum. NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN
STUDIES
AND RECORDS, 6:153--161 (1931).
A much more extensive and
comprehensive statement regarding the history, status, and prospects of the
Norwegian-American historical museum than has been published heretofore. The
museum is located on the campus of Luther college at Decorah, Iowa. The article
is accompanied by illustrations of cottages and interiors.
Volume 7, 1933
Gjerset, Knut. The Norwegian-American historical museum. (Decorah, Iowa,
1929.) 16 p. The same
title appears in LUTHERAN CHURCH HERALD, 14:1076--1081
(August 5, 1930).
Volume 6, 1931
Gjerset, Knut. The Norwegian-American historical museum. (Decorah, Iowa,
1929.) 16 p. The same
title appears in LUTHERAN CHURCH HERALD, 14:1076--1081
(August 5, 1930).
Volume 6, 1931
Gjersvik, Martin. “Karmøys rolle i utvandringen til
Amerika.” Ætt og heim. Lokalhistorisk årbok for Rogaland,
1986, 153-164.
The island of Karmøy’s impact on emigration to
America.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Gjersvik, Martin. De som dro fra Karmøy til America =Those
Who Went from Karmøy to America. Åkrehamn, Norway, 1984. 126
pp.
Parallel Norwegian and English texts.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
GJERTSEN, BERNHARD
Sverre Eide. Bernhard Gjertsen-President of N.E.S.
Norwegian American Technical Journal, 23-24 (June, 1966).
Sketch of the
president of the Norwegian Engineers Society of New York.
Volume 24, 1970
(biographical sketch)
GJERTSEN, M. FALK
Nina Draxten. Concerning M. Falk Gjertsen. Minnesota
Posten, October 6, 13, 1966.
Episodes from the life of a Lutheran
clergyman.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
Gladhaug, Ole A. “Fra Valdres til Alaska - Historien om Mikkel
Gladhaug.” Sagn og Soge i Søndre Ourdahl, 1986, 50-56.
An
emigrant from South Aurdal, Valdres, first settled in Wisconsin in 1866, later
explored in the West, went on to seek gold in Alaska in the 1890s, and died in
Wyoming in 1901.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
GLASOE, PAUL M. Ernest Orlando Lawrence. American-Scandinavian Review,
28:60 (March, 1940).
This is Lawrence of electron fame.
Volume 12, 1941
GLASOE, PAUL M. Norse cultural influence in America. Lutheran herald,
20:1215-1217 (December 15, 1936).
The article emphasizes music.
Volume 10,
1938
GLASOE, PAUL MAURICE. A Singing Church. Norwegian-American Studies and
Records, 13:92-107 (1943).
Volume 14, 1944
GLASRUD, CLARENCE A. and RANKIN, DIANA M., eds. A Heritage Deferred: The
German-Americans in Minnesota. Moorhead, Minnesota, 1981. 168 pp.
Volume
29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
GLASRUD, CLARENCE A. Boyesen and the Norwegian Immigration.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 19:15-45 (1956).
Volume 20, 1959
GLASRUD, CLARENCE A. Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen. Northfield, 1963. 245
p.
Study of a Norwegian-American author and scholar.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or
pamphlet)
Glasrud, Clarence A., ed. A Heritage Fulfilled: German-Americans.
Moorhead, Minnesota, 1984. 237 pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
GLASS, DUDLEY, Norge “Down Under.” Nordmanns-Forbundet,
64:207-209 (October, 1971).
Some Norwegian contributions to Australian
development.
---------- Scandinavian Builders of Australia.
American-Scandinavian Review, 60:28-36 (March, 1972).
Volume 26, 1974
(article)
GLAZER, SIDNEY. The Middle West: A Study of Progress. New York, 1962.
135 p.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
GLENVILLE, MINNESOTA. ROUND PRAIRIE LUTHERAN CHURCH. Round Prairie
Lutheran Church Diamond Jubilee, 1865-1940, Sunday, September 22, 1940.
n.p., n.d. 61 p.
Volume 14, 1944
GODFREY, WILLIAM S. Vikings in America: Theories and Evidence. American
Anthropologist, 57 :35-43 (February, 1955).
An attempt to summarize the
evidence pro and con concerning viking discovery and settlement in North
America.
Volume 19, 1956
Godoy, Bjorn A. “Echo, Minnesota,” video. [United States, s.n.,
1995]. 1 videocassette, 24 minutes, color with black and white sequences.
¾ inch, U-matic format. Examines the Norwegian heritage of the town of
Echo in Yellow Medicine county.
Volume 35, 2000 (other media)
Goesslelman, Rosella, trans. Letters Written to Helge Gundersen Skare and
Others From Friends & Relatives in America. Np., 1988. 45 pp.
Published by the Sigdalslag. The letters cover the period 1840 to 1871 written
in America to the family in Eggedal, Norway.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
GOL, NORWAY. Boka om Gol, vol. 2. Gol, Hallingdal, Norway, 1963. 500
p.
The period 1837-1940 is covered; included are pictures and sketches of
emigrants from Gol to America.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
GOLDSTEIN, THOMAS E. Conceptual Patterns Underlying the Vinland Map.
Renaissance News, 19:321-331 (Winter, 1966).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Golf, Olav. “Red Wing Seminarium. Et haugiansk skoletiltak i
America.” University of Oslo, 1994. 345 pp. Doctoral dissertation.
A
history of Red Wing Seminary, a Haugean institution.
Volume 34, 1995 (thesis or
dissertation)
Golf, Olav. Vandringsmannen Elling Eielsen: Haugianerhøvdingen som
ble kirkegrunnlegger og skolepioner i Amerika. Oslo: O. Golf, 1996. 160
pp.; ill. Title trans.: Wanderer Elling Eielsen: The Haugean leader who became
a church founder and school pioneer in America.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
GOLTEN, SIGURD
The Scandinavian of the Month: Sigurd Golten.
Scandinavian-American Bulletin, January, 1968.
Success story of Sigurd
Golten, engineer and manufacturer of engine parts in Brooklyn.
Volume 24, 1970
(biographical sketch)
GOMSRUD, A. S. Scandinavia-U. S. A. East Norwalk, Connecticut,
1956.
A directory of Scandinavian official, commercial, and social
organizations in the United States.
Volume 19, 1956
GOMSRUD, ARTHUR E., ed. Scandinavia in U.S.A. Norwalk, Connecticut,
1959. 80 p.
A handbook containing data about official Scandinavian
organizations in the United States, Scandinavian imports to the United States,
travel in the Scandinavian countries, and so forth.
Volume 20, 1959
GOODWIN, WILLIAM B. The Truth about Leif Ericsson and the Greenland
Voyages. Boston, Meador Publishing Company, 1941. 445 p.
Volume 12, 1941
GOPLERUD, PER. “The Church That Was Lost”: The Hedal Church,
Norway. Minnesota Posten, May 2, 1968.
This account includes excerpts
from America letters and conversations with Americans concerning the lost
Hedalen church.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
GRAEBNER, ALAN. Uncertain Saints: The Laity in the Lutheran
Church-Missouri Synod, 1900-1970. Westport, Connecticut, 1975. xiii, 284
pp.
“The gradual emergence of the laity as German immigrants became
Americanized.”
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
GRAND MARAIS, MINNESOTA. BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH. The First Fifty
Years, Bethlehem Lutheran Church. n.p., 1949. 25 p.
Volume 16 1950
Granhaug, Peder. “Dagbok fra en utvandrer for 60 år siden.”
Lautin. lokalhistorisk årbok for Løten, 1991, I:
17,101-104.
The diary of an emigrant from 1927.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Granhus, Odd-Stein. “Emil Lauritz Mengshoel. Sosialistik avisutgiver og
forfatter.” Essays on Norwegian-American Literature and History, Volume
II, 121-128.
Mengshoel (1866-1945) was born in Gjøvik and emigrated
to the United States in 1888. He became the founder and editor of the socialist
newspaper Gaa Paa of Minneapolis.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Granhus, Odd-Stein. “Socialist Dissent among Norwegian Americans: Emil
Lauritz Mengshoel, Newspaper Publisher and Author.” Norwegian-American
Studies, 33 (1992), 27-72.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
GRANSKOU, CLEMENS M. St. Olaf College. American-Scandinavian Review,
32:205-215 (September, 1944).
A historical outline of the college. Also
issued as a reprint in St. Olaf College Bulletin, 40:1-15 (November,
1944).
Volume 15, 1949
Granum, Johan. Gamle amerikabrev. Årbok/Ringsaker. Veldre og
Brøttum historielag, 1990: 127-131.
Letter to Ole Olsen Lillehagen
in Lismarka, Hedmark, from his children in the United States.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Gravem, Arnfinn. “Hadelandslaget i Amerika 90 år. En oversikt
over lagets historie og en kort biografi av lagets første formann.”
Årbok for Hadeland, 1990: 22-27.
The Hadeland bygdelag in
America’s 90 years and a short biography of Thomas A. Walby (1861-1942),
the first president.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Gravem, Arnfinn. “Han Ola og han Per i en norsk-amerikansk tegneserie
med Hadelandstilsnitt.” Årbok for Hadeland, 1990: 28-33.
Decorah Posten’s comic strip contained Hadeland elements.
Volume
33, 1992 (article)
GRAVEM, KNUTE L. Pioneering in Alaska. Norwegian-American Studies and
Records, 20:111-142 (1959).
Volume 21, 1962
Gray, Edward F. Leif Eriksson, discoverer of America, A. D. 1003. New York,
Oxford University press, 1930. 188 p.
In this volume the author reexamines the
evidence for Leif Eriksson's discovery of America. Mr. Gray is British consul
general in the United States, stationed at Boston. Reviewed in Geographical
journal, 77:380-382 (April, 1931), in American-Scandinavian review,
19:170-172 (March, 1931), and in Nordisk Tidende, 41:11 (June 11,
1931).
Volume 6, 1931
Gray, Edward F. Leif Eriksson, discoverer of America, A. D. 1003. New York,
Oxford University press, 1930. 188 p.
In this volume the author reexamines the
evidence for Leif Eriksson's discovery of America. Mr. Gray is British consul
general in the United States, stationed at Boston. Reviewed in Geographical
journal, 77:380-382 (April, 1931), in American-Scandinavian review,
19:170-172 (March, 1931), and in Nordisk Tidende, 41:11 (June 11,
1931).
Volume 6, 1931
Grayson, June. “Gerhard Naeseth: Chronicler of a People.” The
Sons of Norway Viking, 87, 6: 10-11 (June, 1990).
The career of the founder
of the Vesterheim Genealogical Center in Madison, Wisconsin, is
described.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Grayson, June. “Nels O. Nelson: His Vision of Utopia.” The Sons
of Norway Viking, 88, 1: 6-9 (January, 1991).
St. Louis businessman Nels
Oliver Nelson (1844-1922) from Lillesand, Norway, established Leclaire,
Illinois, a Utopian community in 1890.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Great Lakes. Pioner i lake-farten. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 55: 95
(April, 1962).
Centennial of Norwegian shipping on the Great Lakes.
Volume 22,
1965 (article)
Greene, Victor R. American Immigrant Leaders, 1800-1910: Marginality and
Identity. Baltimore, 1987. xii, 181 pp.
“The chapter on the Norwegians
and Swedes invites the reader to revise sonic old ideas.”
Volume 32, 1989
(book or pamphlet)
Greene, Victor. A Passion for Polka: Old-Time Ethnic Music in
America. Berkeley, California, 1992. 355 pp.
Includes discussion of
Scandinavian-American polka bands.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
Gregor, Johan. Julius Berg Baumann. JUL I VESTERLAND, 1931,
p.19--20.
Recollectious of Baumann, with biographical notes.
Volume 7, 1933
Greipsland, Torbjørn. Drøm og dramatikk i det norske
Amerika. Published in cooperation with Norsk utvandrermuseum and Jan Harry
and Josefa Andersen. Oslo: Genesis, 1997. 225 pp.; ill. Title trans.: Dream and
drama in Norwegian America.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
Grevstad, Nicolay A. Norwegian-American hospital, Chicago. [Chicago] 1930.
23 p.
Contains a concise historical sketch.
Volume 5, 1930
GRIFFIN, W. D. Portrait of the Irish in America. New York, 1981. xi,
260 pp.
Guide to Swedish-American Archival and Manuscript Sources in the
United States. Chicago, 1983. xxx, 600 pp.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or
pamphlet)
GRIFFITH, ROBERT. Prelude to Insurgency: Irvine L. Lenroot andthe Republican
Primary of 1908. Wisconsin Magazine of History, 49: 16-28 (Autumn,
1965).
Parts played in the campaign by James O. Davidson, Nils P. Haugen, and
Herman L. Ekern.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
GRIMLEY, O. B. En høvding blandt nybyggere. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
28:159-161 (May, 1935).
The story of Peter Myhre Henricks of Norway,
Minnesota, and Saskatchewan, Canada.
---------- Nybyggerliv.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 27:211-213, 265-267 (July, August,
1934).
Pioneering in the Nut Lake settlement of Saskatchewan,
Canada.
---------- Den store folkevandring i vesterled. Norrøna,
(Winnipeg), October 4, 10, 1935.
A general review of Norwegian immigration
to America in the nineteenth century.
Volume 9, 1936
GRIMLEY, O. B. Et hundreårsminne. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 30:80-82
(March, 1937).
An account of a celebration in Tinn, Norway, in June, 1936,
commemorating the first group emigration to America from this district in
Telemark a century ago.
---------- Inntryk fra min Amerikaferd.
Sønner af Norge, 33:255-258, 269-270, 283-284, 311-314, 317
(1936).
Impressions on a journey to America, dealing principally with lodge
matters but containing some general observations and criticisms.
Volume 10,
1938
GRIMLEY, O. B. Sluppefolket. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 41:203-205 (August,
1948).
The Norwegians who came in the sloop, "Restauration," in 1825.
Volume 16 1950
GRIMSTAD, A. F. Et norsk settlement i Oregon. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
46: 274 (December, 1953).
A sketch of the Norwegian settlement near
Astoria, Oregon.
Volume 19, 1956
GRINAGER, MONS
Per Th. Hvamstad. Hadelending i borgerkrigen.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 57:64 (March-April, 1964).
A Hadelander in the
Civil War. Grinager was captain in the Fifteenth Wisconsin Regiment.
Volume 23,
1967 (biographical sketch)
Grindal, Gracia. “Dano-Norwegian Hymnody in America" Lutheran
Quarterly, 6,3 (1992) 257-315.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Grindal, Gracia. “Linka Preus’ Sketches of Iowa.” The
Palimpsest, 67, 4: 118-129 (July/August, 1986).
The wife of Herman Preus,
pioneer pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran Synod, sketched for her own amusement
between 1858 and 1866 and left a remarkable record of her life. Thirteen
illustrations.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Grindal, Gracia. “The Americanization of the Norwegian Pastors’
Wives.” Norwegian-American Studies, 32: 199-208 (1989).
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
Grinder, Hans Olson. Civil War Diary of Hans Olson Grinder, edited by
Albert O. Grender. [Nekoosa, Wis: A. O. Grender], 1997. 93 pp.; ill.
Volume 35,
2000 (book)
GRIPENBERG, ALEXANDRA. Ett halvår i Nya Varlden: Strödda
resbilder från Förenta Staterna. Helsingfors, 1973. 198
pp.
Haifa year in the New World: scattered travel impressions from the United
States, as viewed by a Swedo-Finnish visitor in 1888. Edited by Olav
Panelius.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
GRONNA, ASLE J.
William W. Phillips. Growing Up with the Country. North
Dakota Quarterly, 39:18-28 (Summer, 1971).
The early years of Asle
Jorgenson Gronna, Norwegian-American political leader in North Dakota.
Volume
26, 1974 (biographical sketch)
GROSE, I. F. En pionergutts oplevelser i et hjørne av Goodhue County.
Samband, 10:50-64
(September, 1934).
Reminiscences of childhood days in
Goodhue County, Minnesota.
Volume 9, 1936
GROSE, I. F. A Pioneer Boy's Experiences in a Corner of Goodhue County.
Our Young People
(Minneapolis), September 4, 11, 18, 1938.
A
translation of an article which appeared in Samband, 10:50-64
(September, 1934), with the
title, "En pionergutts oplevelser i et
hjørne av Goodhue County," which was listed ante,
9:108.
Volume 11, 1940
Grose, L. F. The beginnings of St. Olaf College. Norwegian-American
historical association, STUDIES AND RECORDS, 5: 110-121 (1930).
A brief survey,
with due credit to Pastor B. J. Muus as the real founder of the
institution.
Volume 6, 1931
Grose, L. F. The beginnings of St. Olaf College. Norwegian-American
historical association, STUDIES AND RECORDS, 5: 110-121 (1930).
A brief survey,
with due credit to Pastor B. J. Muus as the real founder of the
institution.
Volume 6, 1931
Grøt, Gudbrand. “Eggen-slekta borte fra Haltdalen -- vokste seg
stor i Amerika.” Gauldalsminne, 1992, I: 62-68.
The Eggen family
emigrated from Haltdalen, Sør-Trøndelag.
Volume 34, 1995
(article)
Grøt, Gudbrand. “Haltdalen, Ålen og Singsås
bygdelag, samlingspunkt på Dakota-prærien.”
Gauldalsminne, 1992, I: 58-61.
A Norwegian bygdelag in North
Dakota.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
GROTH, ANTON C. Groth family record, including Houg, Gulbransgaard,
Nasby, Halstenson, and Finnesgaard branches, 1724-1934. [h.p., n.d.] 66
p.
A list of names preceded by a historical introduction. The author writes
from St. Ansgar, Iowa.
Volume 9, 1936
GROTH, ANTON. Groth Family History. Hallingen, 171:15-19 (June,
1955).
Volume 19, 1956
GROTTE, BRITA. Optegnelser om min slekt. Hallingen, 150:5-9 (March,
1950).
Genealogy of the author's family.
Volume 16 1950
GRUNDY, ALLAN G. The Influence of Veblen on Mid-Century Institutionalism.
American Economic Review, 48:11-20 (May, 1958).
Volume 20, 1959
GRUNT, OLAF PAUS. Norse Seamen in American Ports. American-Scandinavian
Review, 30:348-851 (December,
Deals with libraries, missions, and
educational and recreational facilities furnished the sailors.
Volume 14, 1944
GUDMUNDSON, GUDMUND
Erik Bye. Gudmund Gudmundson: Et borgerkrigs portrett.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 66:259-263 (1973).
A sketch and a poem inspired by
a picture of the Civil War veteran Gudmund Gudmundson.
Volume 27, 1977
(biographical sketch)
Gudmundson, Wayne. Testaments in Wood: Finnish Log Structures at
Embarrass, Minnesota. St. Paul, Minnesota, 1991. 83 pp.
Contains 45
photographs.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
GUDMUNDSRUD, STOR-OLAF NILSEN
Stor-Olaf Nilsen Gudmundsrud. Hallingen,
June, 1966.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
GUDMUNDSSON, FINNBOGI, ed. and comp. Foreldrar minir.
Reykjavik, 1956. 235 p.
A compilation of short biographies of Icelandic
pioneers in Canada and the United States.
Volume 21, 1962
Gukild, Bjarne. Red. Nicolay A. Grevstad. NORDEN, 3: 11, 23 (July, 1931).
A
report of an interview with Nicolay A. Grevstad, newspaper man and diplomat,
editor of Skandinaven from 1892 to 1911, foreign representative of the
United States, business man, and again editor of Skandinaven since
1930.
Volume 7, 1933
GULBRANDSEN, HJALMAR G.
Fra Jevnaker til New Bedford.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 56:261 (November, 1963).
Norwegians in the
glassworks.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
GULBRANDSON, ESTHER
Esther Gulbrandson hedres: St. Olaf professor har virket
I 42 år for Forbundet. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 67:38-39 (1974).
A
brief account of the work of Professor Esther Gulbrandson in behalf of the
preservation of Norwegian culture in America.
Volume 27, 1977 (biographical
sketch)
Gulbrandson. Norskdommens forkjemper ved St. Olaf College.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 56:149 (June, 1963).
Eulogy of Esther Gulbrandson,
retired professor of Norwegian at St. Olaf.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
GULLAUG, MAGGIE. Norske kvinner i Chicago. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
27:38-40 (February, 1934).
Norwegian women in Chicago and various
enterprises that they have sponsored.
Volume 8, 1934
GULLBERG, BO AND ODEN, BIRGITTA. AID Analysis and Migration History.
Scandinavian Economic History Review, 24: 1-30 (1976).
A critique of the
automatic detector analysis system as applied to the study of Swedish migration
history.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T “Peder Kristoffersen Waal: en utvandrer fra
Notodden.” Årsskrift. Notodden historielag, 1986, 1,4;
66-77.
An emigrant from Notodden, Telemark.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T. “Amerikabrev i Telemark,” Telemark
Historie, 8: 7-23 (1987).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T. “Amerikabrev til Kviteseid Fra brevsamlinga
etter Olaf S. Houkom. Del II.” Gamalt frå Kviteseid, 9,
Årsskrift 1994, Kviteseid,
America letters from Kviteseid, from the
collection of Olaf S. Houkom.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T. “Clarence A. Clausen, drangedøl og
amerikaner.” Det var ein gong-: minner frå Drangedal, 93-127
(8, 1985).
An account of a second-generation Norwegian American and his
interest in the culture of his forefathers.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T. “En amerikansk roman skrevet på
norsk: Ole E. Rølvaag, I de dage.” Bokspor. Norske
bøker gjennom 350 år, Oslo, 189-202.
An American novel
written in Norwegian.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T. “Har dere nylig havt brev fra
brødrene i Amerika?: Fra Niels O. Namløs’ korrespondanse,
1897-1911.” Holla-Minner, Holla Historielag, 1991,
92-114.
“Have you heard from the brothers in America?”
Volume 34,
1995 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T. “In Defense of a Norwegian-American
Culture: Waldemar Ager’s Sons of the Old Country.” American
Studies in Scandinavia, 19, 1: 39-52 (1987).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T. “John Lie og Amerika.” Telemark
Historie, 103-130 (6, 1985).
An account of John Lie (1846-1916), a
Norwegian novelist and poet whose works became very popular among
Norwegian-American readers.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T. “Rui-folket frå Kilen i Kviteseid
reiser til Amerika.” Årbok for Telemark, 32: 21-41
(1986).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T. “Travel Narratives, Popular Religious
Literature, Autobiography: N.N. Rønning’s Contribution to
Norwegian-American Culture.” Norwegian-American Studies, 33 (1992),
165-204.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T. “You Can’t Go Home Again’:
Norwegian-American Travel Accounts.” American Studies in
Scandinavia [Denmark], 23,2 (1991), 95-104.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T., David C. Mauk, Dina Tolfsby, eds.
Norwegian-American essaysOslo: NAHA-Norway. Hamar: The Norwegian Emigrant
Museum, 1996. 259pp.; ill.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
Gulliksen, Øyvind T., Ingeborg R. Kongslien, and Dina Tolfsby,
eds. Essays on Norwegian-American Literature and History. Oslo, 1990.216
pp. Essays from the third Norwegian-American Studies Seminar of the
Norwegian-American Historical Association chapter in Norway, Hamar,
1989.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
Gulliksen, Øyvind Teitereid. “Letters to Immigrants in the
Midwest from the Telemark Region of Norway.” Norwegian-American
Studies, 32:157-176 (1989).
Norway letters, that is, letters sent to
America from Norway, affected immigrant perception of the homeland.
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind Tveitereid. “Familien Wefald skriver til
Amerika.” Det var ein gong - Minner frå Drangedal, 12: 70-94
(1989).
Letters from Norway to America by the Wefald family.
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind Tveitereid. “Fra Gunnar Solvolds
minnebok.” Holla Minner, 3: 71-84 (1989).
Published by the Holla
historical society. Excerpts from the memoirs of Gunnar Solvold, an itinerant
schoolteacher.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Gulliksen, Øyvind Tveitereid. “Synodepresten som kulturarbeider:
Andres Halvorsen Eikjarud. Wisconsin og Brooklyn, 1890-1921.” Telemark
historie, 10: 61-85 (1989).
The synod minister as cultural leader. The
paper was presented at the Norwegian-American Studies Seminar at Hamar in
1989.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Gullikson, Øyvind T. and Carla R. Waal. “Peder Kristoffersen
Waal; En utvandrer fra Notodden.” Notodden historielag årsskrift,
4: 66-77 (1986).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
GULLIXSON, T.F. Centennial Address at Old Muskego. Minneapolis, 1943.
11 p.
Issued as no. 1 of a series of papers commemorating the hundredth
anniversary of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America. See also NORWEGIAN
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF AMERICA.
Volume 15, 1949
GULLIXSON, THADDEUS F. In the Face of the West Wind. Minneapolis,
1963. 104 p.
Frontier men and women in difficult times. Reviewed in Lutheran
Standard, December 29, 1964.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
GUNDERSEN, IRENE. Emma-Lou. New York, 1958. 139 p.
A novel about
Norwegian immigrants in Brooklyn during the depression years. Reviewed by
Carsten Roedder in Nordisk tidende (Brooklyn), December 11, 1958.
Volume
20, 1959
GUNDERSEN, OSCAR
Nina Draxten. Oscar Gundersen and His Daughter.
Minnesota Posten, August 18, 1966.
Sketch of a Chicago bookkeeper and
man of letters and his daughter, Mrs. Gudrun Rom.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical
sketch)
GUNDERSEN, OSCAR. Av dagbogen. Norden, 4:15-17 (December,
1932).
A critical article on Jon Norstog.
Volume 8, 1934
GUNDERSON, CARL M. Leif Erikson’s Ancestry. Pacific Coast Viking
(Montrose, California), October, 1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
GUNDERSON, CARL MAGNUS. Washington’s Norwegian Ancestry. Sons of
Norway, Viking, 66:38 (February, 1969).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
GUNDERSON, GUNNAR E.
The Boy Whose Name Became a By-Word. Norwegian
American Commerce, 13 (August 9, 1962).
The president of Brad Foote Gear
Works.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
Gunderson, Ida. “Dagbok fra en reise med prærievogn fra Mitchell
County i Iowa til Chippewa County i Minnesota høsten 1899.”
Solør-Odal, 9, 6, no. 2: 237-244 (1986).
Volume 32, 1989
(article)
Gunderson, Nancy. “Displaying the Colors.” The Sons of Norway
Viking, 81, 6: 288-290 (September, 1984).
Honors paid to the 15th Wisconsin
Regiment, “The Norwegian Regiment,” which did valorous work during
the Civil War.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
GUNDERSON, THELMA PLADSON. Pladsen Family History. Northwood, North
Dakota, n. d. 96 p.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or pamphlet)
GUNHEIM, OLAV. Dikt, draum, og rim. Santa Rosa, California, 1963.
31p.
Poems, dreams, and rhymes, and an autobiographical sketch.
Volume 23, 1967
(book or pamphlet)
GUNHEIM, OLAV. Memories from World War One. Sons of Norway, Viking,
63:308-310 (December, 1966).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
GUSHING, MARY WATKINS. The Rainbow Bridge. New York, 1954. 318 p.
The
life of Olive Fremstad, the famous Metropolitan Opera star.
Volume 19, 1956
Gustavson, Erik. “The Emigration from Karlstad to America.” The
Bridge, 16, 3: 75-78, 83-86 (1984).
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
GUTERMAN, STANLEY S. The Americanization of Norwegian Immigrants: A Study in
Historical Sociology. Sociology and Social Research, 52:252-270 (April,
1968).
A comparative study of acculturation in rural and urban settlements
during the nineteenth century.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
GUTTORMSEN, BJARNE. Utflytterdagen. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 51:231
(November, 1958).
A brief analysis of the emigration from Norway.
Volume 20,
1959
GVAALE, GUDRUN HOVDE. Cleng Peerson: Alfred Hauges romantrilogi. Syn og
segn, vol. 71, no. 9, p. 482-492 (1965).
Survey and critique of Alfred
Hauge’s trilogy of books on Cleng Peerson.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
GVAALE, GUDRUN HOVDE. O. E. Rølvaag: Nordmann og amerikanar.
Bergen, 1962. 435 p.
Biography of the Norwegian-American author by a
Norwegian scholar. Reviewed in Nordisk Tidende (Brooklyn), October 24,
1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
Haandbok for invandreren (til de Forenede Starer). Brooklyn, Norwegian news
company, n. d. 154 p.
A guidebook for Norwegian immigrants to the United
States.
Volume 6, 1931
Haandbok for invandreren (til de Forenede Starer). Brooklyn, Norwegian news
company, n. d. 154 p.
A guidebook for Norwegian immigrants to the United
States.
Volume 6, 1931
Haatvedt, Nils Olsen. “Amerikabrevet" Årsskrift. Rauland
historielag, 1992, 1:53-56.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Haave, Arne. “Utvandrerutstilling sommeren 1989: 150 år siden de
første ringsakersokninger emigrerte til Amerika.”
Årbok/Ringsaker, Veldre og Brottum historielag, 1989: 14-21.
150
years ago the first Norwegians emigrated from Ringsaker in Hedmark; an
exhibition held in summer, 1989.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Hackly, Lloyd C. The Wooden-Shoe People: The Story of the Real Karl Oskar
and Kristina. Minneapolis, 1986. 92 pp.
Illustrated history of the first
Swedish settlement in Minnesota with chapters on early arrivals, founders, and
memoirs and documents.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
HADDELAND, KNUTE. Norsk settlementshistorie. Norrøna
(Winnipeg), August 9, 16, 23, 1934.
A series of articles forming an outline
history of Norwegian discoveries and settlements in America, especially in
Canada, from the Vinland voyages to the present time.
Volume 9, 1936
Hadelendings. Gamalt fra Hadeland, specialnummer: Hadeland i Amerika.
(January, 1964).
Hadelendings in America, including items on pioneer life,
personal sketches, and Hadelandslag (society of people from the Hadeland
district), and an America letter dated September 8, 1850. A special number of
Hadeland i Amerika.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
HADLER, MABEL JACQUES. Pioneer Lutherans of Bisbee, Towner County, North
Dakota. n.p., 1946. 279 p.
Volume 16 1950
HAFSTAD, LAWRENCE R.
Viking Profile: Lawrence R. Hafstad. From Atoms to
Autos. Sons of Norway, Viking, 66:76 (March, 1969).
A sketch of the
General Motors vice-president in charge of research laboratories.
Volume 24,
1970 (biographical sketch)
HAGEN, ALBERT H. School Days of 1873, District No. 28, Yankton County,
South Dakota. Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 1941. 27 p.
Volume 15, 1949
Hagen, Andres T. “Lydbåndopptak gjort av Lars Halingstad, som
inneholder livshistorien til Andres T. Hagen,” Dølaminne,
Årbok for Hallingdal (1997), I: 39-71. Transcription of the life history
of Andres T. Hagen.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
HAGEN, INGEBORG REFLING. Jeg vil hem att. Oslo, 1970.
Contains all
the poems bearing on emigration by one of Norway’s most noted writers.
Illustrated by Olav Bjørgum.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or pamphlet)
HAGEN, MARIT GRAFF. Vâre besteforeldres dialekt fremdeles levende i
det norske Amerika. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 72:164-166 (1979).
A Norwegian
journalist finds that Norwegian dialects and Norwegian customs are very much
alive among Norwegian Americans.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
HAGEN, N. C. Vikings of the Prairie. Chicago, 1958. 206 p.
Reminiscences of three North Dakota pioneers of the early twentieth
century.
Volume 21, 1962
HAGEN, S. N. The Kensington Runic Inscription. Speculum, a Journal of
Medieval Studies, 25:321-356 (July, 1950).
This author believes the
inscription to be genuine.
Volume 17, 1952
HAGEN, V. W. VON. The Germanic People in America. Norman, Oklahoma,
1976. xii, 404 pp.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
HAGGLUND, JOEL (“Joe Hill”)
Richard F. Snow. “Joe Hill.”
American Heritage, 27: 78-79 (October, 1976).
“Joe Hill’’
emigrated from Sweden in 1910 and soon became the foremost songwriter of the
Industrial Workers of the World (I.W.W.).
Volume 28, 1979 (biographical
sketch)
HAHN, HARLAN. Ethnic Politics and Racial Issues: Voting in Los Angeles
[1969]. Western Political Quarterly, 29:719-30 (December, 1971).
Volume
26, 1974 (article)
HAIMAN, MIECISLAUS. Poland and the American revolutionary war.
Chicago, Illinois, published by
the Polish Roman Catholic union of America
for the two hundredth anniversary of the birth of
George Washington, 1932. 208
p.
Chapter 7 of this volume, p. 87-101, deals with Major Caesar Augustus George
Elholm (or Augustus Christian George Elholm), a Norwegian who, the author
contends, was born in Tysnes parish, Norway, in 1731, the son of Abraham Hansen
Elholm. Major Elholm was a soldier in Prussia, a companion of Pulaski in both
hemispheres, a co-founder and adjutant general of the state of Franklin,
adjutant general in Georgia, and finally a lawyer in Augusta. He died at
Augusta in 1799.
Volume 8, 1934
HAIN, O. A. Mrs. Carrie Lien Rood. Samband, 8:122-126 (December,
1932).
A pioneer's life and genealogy.
Volume 8, 1934
Hakala Communications Inc. A legacy of service. [Minneapolis,
Fairview Press, 1996.] A history of Fairview Hospital and the Norwegian
Hospital Association, Minneapolis, with research and writing by Philip Strand.
217 pp.; ill.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
Hakstad, Sigrid T. Det Norsk-Amerikanske historiske museum. NORDEN, 3:9-10
(April-May,
1931).
This article describes the Norwegian-American historical
museum at Decorah, Iowa. It is also issued as a separate with a short article
on the Norwegian-American historical association.
Volume 7, 1933
Hakstad, Sigurd T. Det Norsk-amerikanske historielag. NORDEN, vol. 2, no. 8,
13-17 (December, 1930).
The Norwegian-American Historical Association is here
given historical treatment. Portraits of the officers accompany the
article.
Volume 6, 1931
Hakstad, Sigurd T. Det Norsk-amerikanske historielag. NORDEN, vol. 2, no. 8,
13--17 (December, 1930).
The Norwegian-American Historical Association is here
given historical treatment. Portraits of the officers accompany the
article.
Volume 6, 1931
HALE, FREDERICK, ed. and trans. Danes in North America. Seattle,
1984. 256 pp.
A collection of immigrant letters written by Danes in America.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
HALE, FREDERICK. "The Americanization of a Danish Immigrant in
Wisconsin, 1847-1872." Wisconsin Magazine of History, 64:202-215
(Spring, 1981).
The experiences of Andreas Frederiksen Herslev as revealed in
his correspondence.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Hale, Frederick. “The Dano-Norwegian Department of Chicago Theological
Seminary.” The Bridge, 7, 1: 12-29 (1984).
Volume 31, 1986
(article)
HALE, FREDERICK. Danes in Wisconsin. Madison, 1981.32 pp.
Volume 30,
1985 (book or pamphlet)
HALE, FREDERICK. Marcus Hansen, Puritanism, and Scandinavian Immigrant
Temperance Movements. Norwegian-American Studies, 27: 18-40 (1977).
A
critique of Professor Hansen’s theories about the relations between
puritanism and frontier conditions.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
HALE, FREDERICK. Norwegians, Danes, and the Origin of the Evangelical Free
Tradition. Norwegian-American Studies, 28: 82-108 (1979).
A discussion
of the origin and the influence of the Evangelical Free Church of
America.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
Hale, Frederick. Swedes in Wisconsin. Madison, 1983. 32 pp.
Volume
31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
Hale, Frederick. The Swiss in Wisconsin. Madison, 1984. 40 pp.
Volume
31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
Hale, Frederick. Their Own Saga. Minneapolis, 1986. 183 pp.
Letters
written by Scandinavian immigrants in the United States, Canada, Australia,
South Africa, and several other countries in the years from the 1880s
until the 1930s.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
HALE, N. C. The Spirit of Man: The Sculpture of Kaare Nygaard.
Austin, Texas, 1983. 159 pp. Photographs by Amy Binder.
Volume 30, 1985
(book or pamphlet)
Hale, Christopher S. “Danish Emigration to the Canadian Prairies: A
Collage from the Sandemose Perspective.” Scandinavian Studies, 60,
4:497-5 10 (Autumn, 1988).
The diary and published works of Aksel
Sandemose who visited Canada in 1927 and 1928 are examined for his attitudes
about the New World.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
HALEY, ALEX. Roots: The Saga of an American Family. New York, 1976.
587 pp.
No comments are necessary about this book, which has made an impression
on America comparable to that of Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
Volume 28, 1979
(book or pamphlet)
Hall, J. O. En julekvæld i nybyggerhytten paa prærien i Nord
Dakota; en sand beretning fra syttiaarene om en norsk farmer-families
frygtelige oplevelser. SKANDINAVEN, 63:5 (December 22, 1929).
Relates the
experiences of a Norwegian farmer family in the seventies on the Dakota
prairies in conflict with Indians and bad weather.
Volume 5, 1930
Hall, J. O., ed. Mindeblade om Pastor L. P. Thorkveen; et udvalg af
hans skrifter samt flere biografiske skisser. Udgiver af T. P. Laingen, Odin,
Minnesota. Redigeret af Dr. J. O. Hall. Chicago, John Anderson publishing
company, 1930. 192 p.
A memorial volume to the late Pastor Lars Paulsen
Thorkveen, 1857-1923. Thorkveen was pastor of several Norwegian Lutheran
churches at St. James, Minnesota, for a period of thirty-five years, 1888-1923.
Besides holding a number of offices in his church he was president of
Gudbrandsdalslaget and secretary of Bygdelagenes Fællesraad. He has
written articles, songs, and music. The book contains eulogies by friends, and
articles, speeches, and verse by Thorkveen.
Volume 6, 1931
Hall, J. O., ed. Mindeblade om Pastor L. P. Thorkveen; et udvalg af
hans skrifter samt flere biografiske skisser. Udgiver af T. P. Laingen, Odin,
Minnesota. Redigeret af Dr. J. O. Hall. Chicago, John Anderson publishing
company, 1930. 192 p.
A memorial volume to the late Pastor Lars Paulsen
Thorkveen, 1857-1923. Thorkveen was pastor of several Norwegian Lutheran
churches at St. James, Minnesota, for a period of thirty-five years, 1888-1923.
Besides holding a number of offices in his church he was president of
Gudbrandsdal-slaget and secretary of Bygdelagenes Fællesraad. He has
written articles, songs, and music. The book contains eulogies by friends, and
articles, speeches, and verse by Thorkveen.
Volume 6, 1931
HALL, R. M. Den tradisjonsrike norske picnic i Blue Earth; dens tilblivelse
og historic. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 35: 223-225 (September, 1942).
This
annual picnic in Blue Earth, Minnesota, brings together large numbers of
southern Minnesota residents and erstwhile neighbors from Story, Hamilton, and
Hardin counties, Iowa, as well as alumni of the former Jewell Lutheran
College.
Volume 13, 1943
Hallaraker, Peter. The nynorsk language in the United States. Oslo:
Rådet for humanistisk forskning, NAVF: Universitetsforlaget, 1991. 165
pp.; ill. Halverson, Franklin. A time to harvest: the farm paintings of
FranklinHalverson, stories by Bob Barnard; introduction by Philip Martin.
Mount Horeb, Wis.: Midwest Traditions, 1993. 112 pp.; ill.
Volume 35, 2000
(book)
Hallaråker, Peter. The Nynorsk Language in the United States.
Oslo, Norway, 1991. 164 pp.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Hallberg, Carl V. “Nineteenth-Century Colorado Through Swedish
Eyes.” The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 36,2: 112-132
(April, 1985).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
HALLDIN, DAVID. "Pioneering in Alberta's Peace River Country."
Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 33:43-61 (1982).
Volume 30, 1985
(article)
HALLIDAY, E. M. Carving the American Colossus: The Granite Was Tough - But
So Was Gutzon Borglum. American Heritage, 28: 19-27 (June,
1977).
Borglum’s sculpture at Mount Rushmore.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
HALSWICK, LOUIS. En Amerika reise i gamle dage. Nord-Norge, 188:27-31
(June, 1963).
An early trip to America.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
Halvorsen, Anne Marie. “Kom, Venner, hid til Graven træder.
Årbok/Ringsaker, Veldre og Brøttum historielag, 1990:
132-135.
The couple Karen Fredriksdatter Lundhagen and Lars Nielsen Hemma from
Hedmark are buried in Union Prairie Cemetery, Minnesota.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
HALVORSEN, HALLVARD, ed. Et Amerika-brev fra 1850. Skandinaven,
part 2: Husbibliothek, 73:
10-12 (February 4, 1938).
This letter,
dated November 21, 1850, was written by Christian Enevold (1827-98) from
Jefferson County, Wisconsin, to his father in Norway. The first part of the
letter is omitted. An interesting portion is the writer's mention of Marcus
Thrane and Jenny Lind. Christian Enevold immigrated in 1848.
Volume 10, 1938
Halvorson, Howard. “Yule Buk,” in James Leary, ed., Wisconsin
Folklore. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press, 1998.
Volume
35, 2000 (article)
HAMBRO, C. J. Amerikaferd; av emigrasjonens historie. Til den Norske
Amerikalinjes 25-års jubileum. Oslo (Norway), Johan Grundt Tanum,
1935. 96 p.
An introductory section sketches in broad outlines the history of
Norwegian emigration to America. The author, a distinguished Norwegian writer
and political leader, then traces the story of the Norwegian-America line. The
volume was occasioned by the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of that
company.
Volume 9, 1936
HAMBRO, C. J. Et flagg i det fremmede. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
50:188-191 (August, 1957).
C. J. Hambro’s address at the fiftieth
anniversary banquet of the League of Norsemen in Oslo, June 21,
1957.
---------- Nordmanns-Forbundet blir til. De tog et Norge med seg,
13-25 (Oslo, 1957).
The League of Norsemen comes into being.
Volume 20,
1959
HAMBRO, C. J. Norsk åndsliv utenfor Norge. Allers familie-journal
(Oslo), Julen 1936, p. 3-5, 54-55.
An article on Norwegian culture outside
of Norway, principally in the United States, touching on church schools such as
Red Wing seminary, Luther college, St. Olaf college, Lutheran ladies seminary,
Augsburg seminary, and Concordia college, and on publications such as
Decorah-posten, Symra, Minneapolis tidende, Skandinaven, Nordmanden, and
Reform, and on music, painting, sculpture, drama, and organizations such
as the Sons of Norway and the bygdelags.
---------- Portræter
og profiler. Oslo, Forlagt af H. Aschehoug & co.(W. Nygaard), 1937. 170
p.
This volume of "portraits and profiles" includes three Americans
of note: Hans C. Heg, 1829-1863, p. 9-39; Knute Nelson, 1842-1923, p. 76-120;
Magnus Swenson, 1854-1936, p. 121-134.
Volume 10, 1938
Hambro, Johan. “Fra verdensmann blant pionérene.” Norges
Jul, 1985, 48-50.
An account of the vain attempt of Nils Otto Tank
(1800-1864), a prominent Norwegian, to found a “Herrenhut” settlement
near Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
HAMBRO, JOHAN. A Golden Anniversary. Sons of Norway, 54:45 (March,
1957).
A brief history of the League of Norsemen through fifty
years.
---------- La oss gjøre oss flere. De tog et Norge med seg,
258-289 (Oslo, 1957).
The activities of Norwegian organizations in foreign
lands.
---------- The World League of Norsemen. Norseman, 14: 43-46
(January-February, 1956).
The story of Nordmanns-Forbundet (The League of
Norsemen).
---------- ed. De tok et Norge med seg. Oslo, 1957. 302
p.
This volume deals with the history of Nordmanns-Forbundet (The League of
Norsemen) on the occasion of its fiftieth anniversary, and with Norwegian
migration to all parts of the world. The contents are as follows: “Evig
må æren være,” by Jacob Worm-Müller;
Nordmanns-Forbundet blir til, by C. J. Hambro; 50 års virke, by Arne
Kildal; På fremmed, men fri grunn, by Carl Garmann; Norge over alle
grenser, by Oddm. Ljone; Kirken og utflytterfolket, by J. C. K. Preus;
“Den hellige utferdsbølge,” by Olav G. Mykiebust; Talt og
skrevet i Amerika, by Einar Haugen; Utflytterpressens saga, by Einar Lund;
“La oss gjøre oss flere,” by Johan Hambro; Kan fedrearven
bevares? by Wilhelm Morgenstierne.
Volume 20, 1959
HAMBRO, JOHAN. Cleng Peerson, “Peer Gynt of the Prairies.”
Norseman, no. 3, p. 73-75 (1965).
--------- Norsemen in the New World.
Norseman, no. 6, p. 175- 178 (1965).
Survey of Norwegians in America,
from Leif Erikson to the arrival of the “Restauration”; it includes
individual immigrants before 1825.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
HAMBRO, JOHAN. Nordmenn i Nieuw Amsterdam. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
59:82-84 (May, 1966).
Sketches of prominent Norwegians in New York before
1825.
---------- Norsk avis i det fremmede. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
62:90-92 (May, 1969).
Nordisk Tidende through seventy-five years.
Volume
24, 1970 (article)
HAMBRO, JOHAN. Norsk-amerikanerne i politikken. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
55:284 (December, 1962).
Norwegian Americans in political life.
----------
The Centennial of Luther College. American-Scandinavian Review,
49:272-278 (September, 1961).
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
HAMBRO, JOHAN. Snowshoe Thompson. American-Scandinavian Review,
46:357-364 (December, 1959).
This biography covers the twenty years that
Thompson carried the mail across the Sierras.
---------- Soli Deo Gloria.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 53:258 (November, 1960).
A historical sketch of
Luther College.
Volume 21, 1962
HAMBRO, JOHAN. The Norsemen’s Federation. American-Scandinavian
Review, 57:393-396 (Winter, 1969-1970).
A report of the work of
Nordmanns-Forbundet, the association which serves as a bond among Norwegians in
all parts of the world.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
HAMMER, EINAR O. David Jensen -- Father of Idaho-Utah Irrigation. Sons of
Norway, 56:5 (January, 1959).
Volume 21, 1962
HAMMER, EINAR O. Pioneer in Nuclear Research. Sons of Norway,
55:85 (May, 1958).
Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence, Nobel prize winner in
physics.
Volume 20, 1959
HAMMER, EINAR
Einar Hammer, Sons of Norway Ex-Official, Dies. Minnesota
Posten, August 26, 1965.
Volume 23, 1967 (biographical sketch)
Hammerstrom, Lawrence G. “Christina Nilsson Turnblad, 1861-1929: From
Domestic to Wealthy Matron.” The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly,
40, 3: 114-123 (July, 1989).
The life of the wife of Swan J. Turnblad is
examined; the mansion they built in Minneapolis is the home of The
American-Swedish Institute.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Hammerstrom, Lawrence G. “Norden Society Members in Minneapolis
1903-1906.” Swedish American Genealogist, 10, 2: 60-72 (June,
1990).
A list of members of a society organized in 1870 open to all
Scandinavians, including women, but which shortly became all male and all
Swedish. The list contains birthplace, birthdate, address, and date inducted.
The papers of Norden are at The American Swedish Institute.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
HAMRAN, HANS and HAROLD
Eneboerne i Vidalen. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
56:112 (May, 1963).
They sailed the Atlantic in 1933 to Chicago and the
World’s Fair.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
HAMRE, JAMES S. "Norwegian Immigrants Respond to the 'Common' School: A
Case Study of American Values and the Lutheran Tradition." Church
History, 50:302-315 (September, 1981).
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Hamre, James S. “Three Spokesmen for Norwegian Lutheran Academies:
Schools for Church, Heritage, Society.” Norwegian-American Studies,
30: 221-246 (1985).
The views of Herman Amberg Preus (1825-1894), D. G.
Ristad (1863-1938), and Olaf M. Norlie (1876-1962).
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
HAMRE, JAMES S. A Thanksgiving Day Address by Georg Sverdrup.
Norwegian-American Studies, 24: 137-147 (1970).
Translation of a sermon
by a famous Norwegian-American church leader and one-time president of Augsburg
College.
---------- Georg Sverdrup Concerning Luther’s Principles in
America. Concordia Historical Institute, Quarterly, 43: 15-22
(St. Louis, February, 1970).
A discussion of theological and political
views held by Georg Sverdrup, noted theologian.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
Hamre, James S. From immigrant parish to inner city ministry: Trinity
Lutheran Congregation,1868-1998. Minneapolis, Minn.: The Church, 1998. 200
pp.
Volume 35, 2000 (church history)
HAMRE, JAMES S. Georg Sverdrup and the Augsburg Plan of Education.
Norwegian-American Studies, 26:160-183 (1974).
The educational policies
of one of the early presidents of Augsburg Seminary, now Augsburg
College.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
Hamre, James S. Georg Sverdrup: Educator, Theologian, Churchman,
Northfield, Minnesota, 1986. 218 pp.
Published as volume one in the
Biographical Series of the Norwegian-American Historical Association.
Volume
32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
HAMRE, JAMES S. Georg Sverdrup’s Defense of Secular Education.
Lutheran Quarterly, 17:143-150 (May, 1965).
Discussion of an essay by
Sverdrup entitled “Commonskolen.”
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
HAMSUN, KNUT. On the Prairie: A Sketch of the Red River Valley. Minnesota
History, 37:265-270 (September, 1961).
Fictional account of a threshing
season on the Dalrymple farm, translated by John Christianson.
Volume 22, 1965
(article)
Hamsunske Amerika-inntrykk fra 1885. Nordisk Tidende, March 2,
1967.
Article by Harold S. Naess entitled “Ukjente Hamsuntekster.”
Reprinted from Aftenposten.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
HANDLIN, OSCAR, ed. Children of the Uprooted. New York, 1966. 551
p.
An anthology giving a historical perspective for the understanding of
acculturation. Included among the writers are Marcus L. Hansen and Thorstein
Veblen. Reviewed in Illinois State Historical Society, Journal, August,
1968.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
HANDLIN, OSCAR. A Pictorial History of Immigration. New York, 1972.
352 pp.
A profusely illustrated history from the earliest times to the
present.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
HANDLIN, OSCAR. Immigration as a Factor in American History.
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1959.
Volume 21, 1962
HANDLIN, OSCAR. Progress Key to American Dream. Minneapolis Star,
October 15, 1973.
A discussion of the hopes, dreams, and longings which
inspired generation after generation of old-world immigrants to America.
Volume
27, 1977 (article)
HANDLIN, OSCAR. Race and Nationality in American Life. Boston, 1957.
xiii, 300 p.
A series of essays tracing the growth and decline of racial
attitudes toward ethnic minorities in the United States.
Volume 20, 1959
Handy-Marchello, Barbara. “Land, Liquor, and the Women of Hatton, North
Dakota.” North Dakota History, 59,4 (1992) 22-29.
Volume 34, 1995
(article)
Hånes, Kåre, “Utvandring frå Vatne.”
Årsskrift. Vatne sogelag, 1990, I: 15-25.
List of emigrants from
Vatne, Møre og Romsdal.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
HANLEY FALLS, MINNESOTA
Yellow Medicine Lutheran Church: 100 Years of
God’s Grace, 1868-1968. 47 p.
Volume 24, 1970 (history of
congregation)
HANSEN, BLAINE. The Norwegians of Luther Valley. Wisconsin Magazine of
History, 28:422-430 (June, 1945).
The location is north and west of Beloit,
Wisconsin.
Volume 15, 1949
HANSEN, C. FREDERICK. Marcus Lee Hansen, Historian of Immigration. Common
Ground,
2: 73-76 (Summer 1942),
Also issued as a reprint.
Volume 14, 1944
HANSEN, C. G. O. Da Bjørnson gjæstet Amerika.
Minneapolis tidende, December 8, 1932, p. 3, 5.
Bjørnson's visit
to America.
---------- Glimt fra livet i det norske Amerika. Minneapolis
tidende, November 17, 1932-May 25, 1933.
The editor of Minneapolis
tidende continues under this title his extensive and valuable series
concerning the Norwegians in America. The Norwegian settlements in Story
County, Iowa, are given special treatment. The author discusses the migration
from the Fox River settlement in Illinois to Huxley, Sheldahl, and Roland,
Iowa, in 1855 and 1856, early life and conditions on the prairies, church
history, and social life, with names of the leaders and their family histories.
Other Norwegian settlements, and stories of individuals and of travel, are
included. There are accounts of Gustav Unonius and John Godfrey Gasmann as
representatives of the Episcopal church among the Norwegian immigrants.
Volume
8, 1934
HANSEN, C. G. O. Tvillingbyernes norske saga. Skandinaven, April 16,
1935-September 18, 1936.
This very valuable and detailed history of the
Norwegians in the Twin Cities was initiated under the title, "Sagaen om
tvillingbyernes første norske." The articles deal with all manner
of activities, political, social, religious, and artistic.
Volume 9, 1936
HANSEN, CARL G. O. Av norsk støpning. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 32:
278-281 (September, 1939).
Biographical sketches of Knute Nelson, Thorstein
Veblen, Andrew Furnseth, and others.
---------- The Discovery and First
Settlements of America. Nordisk tidende, October 5, 1939.
Volume 11,
1940
HANSEN, CARL G. O. First 19th Century Immigration to U.S. Sons of Norway,
45:338-340 (December, 1948).
---------- Leif Erikson Coming into His
Own. [Minneapolis], 1949. 8 p.
---------- Norwegian Societies in America.
Sons of Norway, 46:46-50 (February, 1949).
---------- The Story of
Marcus Thane. Sons of Norway, 46:17-19 (January, 1949).
Volume 16 1950
Hansen, Carl G. O. Glimt fra livet i det norske Amerika. MINNEAPOLIS
TIDENDE, January 3-April
18, November 7-December 26, 1929; January 2-March 13,
1930.
A series of historical articles, continued from 1928, based largely upon
contemporary newspaper material. The installments from January 3 to April 18,
1929, deal primarily with pioneer settlements in Rock County, Wisconsin. The
installments beginning November 7 tell about Bjørnstjerne
Bjørnson's visit to America, 1880-81.
Volume 5, 1930
HANSEN, CARL G. O. History of Sons of Norway, an American Fraternal
Organization of Men and Women of Norwegian Birth or Extraction.
Minneapolis, 1944. 431 p.
Also published serially in Sønner af
Norge (Sons of Norway), 1940-1944.
--------Sønner af Norges femti
års jubileum. Nordmanns-forbundet, 37:168 171 (July-August,
1944).
A sketch of the history of the Sons of Norway Lodge and a report on the
celebration in Minneapolis, August 10-12, 1944.
Volume 15, 1949
HANSEN, CARL G. O. My Minneapolis. Minneapolis posten, beginning
October 6, 1955.
The memoirs of a famous Norwegian-American editor and cultural
leader; a series that is still running.
---------- Our New Supreme President.
Sons of Norway, 51:187 (October, 1954).
A statement about Mr. Gerhard N.
Sonnesyn, new supreme president of the Sons of Norway lodge.
---------- 17th of
May during the Years in America. Sons of Norway, 50:83-87, 89, 93 (May,
June, 1953).
A brief history of Seventeenth-of-May celebrations among Norwegian
Americans.
---------- The Ole Bull Monument in Loring Park, Minneapolis.
Sons of Norway, 51:158-160 (August,
1954).
About Ole Bull, the
monument, and Seventeenth-of-May celebrations in Minneapolis.
Volume 19, 1956
HANSEN, CARL G. O. My Minneapolis. Minneapolis, 1956. 405 p.
The
autobiography of a well-known Norwegian-American editor. Reviewed in
Nordmanns-Forbundet, January, 1958.
Volume 20, 1959
HANSEN, CARL
Donald K. Watkins. Carl Hansen, Prairie Iconoclast. The
Bridge, 2: 7-18 (1979).
Carl Hansen was a prominent Danish-American
author.
Volume 29, 1983 (biographical sketch)
HANSEN, CARL, G. O. Den norske presse i Amerika. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
35: 117-122 (May, 1942).
-------- Sønner af Norge.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 35: 8-15 (January, 1942.
A historical account of
the Sons of Norway lodge and its activities.
Volume 13, 1943
HANSEN, CARL, G. O. History of Sons of Norway, an American Fraternal
Organization of Men and Women of Norwegian Birth or Extraction. Sønner
af Norge, vol. 37 ff. (January, 1940 ff.).
The series is issued in installments
and will continue in 1942 issues.
Volume 12, 1941
HANSEN, CARL. G. O. Our Early Music Masters. Sons of Norway, 50:
189-191 (October, 1953) and succeeding numbers.
The series begins with Ole
Bull, Skougaard-Severini, and Edmund Neupert.
Volume 18, 1954
HANSEN, ELLA. Norsk pige med drømmen “husjobb i Amerika,”
uten å kunne tale engelsk forteller om hvordan det gikk. Nordisk
Tidende, January 9, 1964.
The language difficulties of a Norwegian
immigrant in modern America.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
Hansen, Gregory. “Identifying Danish American Folklife.” The
Bridge, 11, 2: 22-32 (1988).
“Danish ethnic culture in America
consists primarily of the non-elitist traditions and arts of individuals’
everyday lives rather than the contributions of the elite, and the discipline
of folklore can provide a more complete concept of Danish
heritage.”
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
HANSEN, H. N. An Account of a Mormon Family’s Conversion to the
Religion of the Latter Day Saints and of Their Trip from Denmark to Utah.
Annals of Iowa (Fall, 1971).
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
Hansen, Helen E. “Ved Arnen, A Content Analysis of the Literary
Supplement to Decorah Posten, 1882-1972.” Essays on
Norwegian-American Literature and History, Volume II, 29-40.
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
HANSEN, JEAN SKOGERBOE. Skandinaven and the John Anderson Publishing
Company. Norwegian-American Studies, 28: 35-68 (1979).
Of the 570
newspapers and other periodicals started by Norwegian immigrants in North
America “Skandinaven, published by the John Anderson Publishing
Company in Chicago, was by far the biggest, the most influential and, until its
demise in 1941, the longest-lived.”
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
HANSEN, LESTER W. The Anderson-Krogh Genealogy, including Ancestral
Lines. St. Paul, Minnesota, 1951. 193 p.
Volume 18, 1954
HANSEN, MARCUS L. Immigration and puritanism. Norwegian-American studies
and records, 9:1-28
(1936).
Volume 10, 1938
HANSEN, MARCUS LEE. The Atlantic Migration 1607-1860. New York, 1962.
386 p.
A paperback edition of Hansen’s study of immigration, first
published in 1940. Reviewed in Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly,
July, 1962.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
HANSEN, MAURICE B. Brief History of Normendenes Sangforening, Chicago,
Illinois, 1870-1945, by Maurice B. Hansen and Norman Blessum. Chicago,
1945. 43 p.
Volume 15, 1949
HANSEN, MORTEN. Norske slektsbøker. Oslo, 1965. 198
p.
Bibliography of family histories, including those of several
Norwegian-American families. Reviewed in Nordmanns-Forbundet, November,
1965.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
HANSEN, PAUL HJELM
Han som oppdaget Dakota. Nord-Norge, 231: 5-7
(April, 1976).
Biographical sketch of Paul Hjelm Hansen, who was instrumental
in attracting Norwegian immigrants to the Dakotas.
Volume 28, 1979
(biographical sketch)
Hansen, Thorvald, comp. Danish Immigrant Archival Listing: A Guide to
Source Materials Related to the Danish Immigrant in America to be Found in
Repositories in the United States, Canada, and Denmark. Des Moines, Iowa,
1988. 300 pp.
Listings from about 150 repositories of materials related to the
Danish immigrant.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Hansen, Thorvald. “‘Old’ Nielsen.” The Bridge,
14, 1: 69-82 (1991).
The life of the Danish-American pioneer Pastor A. S.
Nielsen (1832-1909) is described.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Hansen, Thorvald. “A Bilingual Editor.” The Bridge, 12, 2:
25-29 (1989).
Johannes Knudsen, president of Grand View College, edited
Ungdom and Kirke og folk using both Danish and English.
Volume
33, 1992 (article)
Hansen, Thorvald. “Johannes Knudsen as an Educator: A Conversation with
Harry Jensen.” The Bridge, 12, 2: 17-24 (1989).
Johannes Knudsen
taught at Grand View College from 1927-1935, was president of the college from
1942-1952 and taught at the Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago from 1954
until his retirement in 1971.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
HANSEN, THORVALD. School in the Woods: The Story of an Immigrant
Seminary. Askov, Minnesota, 1977. x, 150 pp.
The story of the West Denmark
Seminary (1888-1892) on Little Butternut Lake in West Denmark,
Wisconsin.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
HANSKA, MINNESOTA. Lake Hanska Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Lake Hanska kimer i klokker glädelig jul, 1869-1944. Hanska,
Minnesota, 1944. 46 p.
A historical sketch of the church.
Volume 15, 1949
Hanson, Carl G. O. Glimt fra liver i det norske Amerika. MINNEAPOLIS
TIDENDE,
November 19, 1931-April 7, 1932.
A continuation of the series noted
in the list published in volume 6 of Studies and records. The articles were
written by the editor of Minneapolis tidende and are intended to give a broad
survey of conditions among the Norwegian immigrants and their descendants, with
special treatment of their cultural interests. Some of the articles are
biographies of prominent men, including Edmund Reupert, Knud Henderson, John
Lindtner, Johan Wilhelm Colberg, Erik Oulie, and Professor John Dahle. Music
among the Norwegian group in Minneapolis during the eighties and nineties is
the subject of the articles appearing during the first two months of 1932.
Articles numbers 159-179 appeared during the five months.
Volume 7, 1933
Hanson, Carl G. O. Glimt fra liver i det norske Amerika. MINNEAPOLIS
TIDENDE,
November 19, 1931-April 7, 1932.
A continuation of the series noted
in the list published in volume 6 of Studies and record,s. The articles
were written by the editor of Minneapolis tidende and are intended to
give a broad survey of conditions among the Norwegian immigrants and their
descendants, with special treatment of their cultural interests. Some of the
articles are biographies of prominent men, including Edmund Reupert, Knud
Henderson, John Lindtner, Johan Wilhelm Colberg, Erik Oulie, and Professor John
Dahle. Music among the Norwegian group in Minneapolis during the eighties and
nineties is the subject of the articles appearing during the first two months
of 1932. Articles numbers 159-179 appeared during the five months.
Volume 7,
1933
Hanson, Carl G. O. Glimt fra livet i det norske Amerika. MINNEAPOLIS
TIDENDE, 1930-31.
This series of articles by the editor of Minneapolis
Tidende on life among the Norwegians in America appeared in regular
installments until May 1, when there was an interruption, and has appeared
regularly since November 13, when it was resumed. Last year's list noted
earlier installments. The story of Bjørnson's visit to America was
concluded with the issue of April 3. The issues of April 10 and 17 dealt with
J. H. Klovstad and those of April 24 and May 1 with the press. The installments
of the last part of 1930 and early 1931 have dealt with Red Wing, Goodhue,
Dakota, Carver, and McLeod counties, Minnesota.
Volume 6, 1931
HANSON, CORA MAEHLE. Family Trails. Muskegon, Michigan, 1973. 162
pp.
The story of the Kleven, Lexvold, Fossum, and Maehle families who emigrated
from Trøndelag, Norway, to America.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
HANSON, GERTRUDE. Signe Mydland Steinarson, a Norwegian-American poetess.
Sønner af Norge, 31:108-109 (1934).
Volume 9, 1936 (article)
Hanson, Henry. “Yankee from Småland: An Immigrant Saga.”
The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 36, 2: 133-144.
A biography
of the senior Henry Hanson, the author’s father, who emigrated to
Middletown, Connecticut, where he worked as a machinist and took an active part
in church and community affairs.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
HANSON, HJALMAR F. Dedication Services, Granite Falls Lutheran Church,
Granite Falls, Minnesota, May 25, 26, 27, 1951. Granite Falls, Minnesota,
1951. 16 p.
Historical information is included.
Volume 17, 1952
HANSON, J. C. M. Dr. Simon Gunnerus Gill. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 26:
118-119 (April, 1933).
---------- Haakon Nyhuus i Amerika; nogle erindringer.
Deichmansbladet, 1:8-10 (Oslo, Norway, 1932).
An account of the visit of
a well-known Norwegian librarian to the United States. The article is reprinted
in Decorah-posten for January 17, 1985.
Volume 8, 1934
HANSON, M. L. A century of Norwegian-American progress and the future.
Norden, 4:9-11
(November, 1932).
A survey occasioned by the world's
fair in Chicago in 1955.
Volume 8, 1934
HANSON, RICHARD D. “An Analysis of Selected Choral Works by F. Melius
Christiansen.”
A thesis in typescript submitted for the degree of doctor
of education in music education at the University of Illinois, 1970.
Volume 25,
1972 (book or pamphlet)
HANSON, ROBERT P. From Whence We Came; a Genealogy for the Five Hansons
Who Grew Up Together on a North Wisconsin Farm. n.p., 1945. 39 p.
Volume 16
1950
HANSON, T. S. The Hanson-Schanche Family Tree. n. p., 1969. 41 p.
A
record of the family of Thomas S. Hanson and Ida K. H. Schanche.
Volume 25,
1972 (book or pamphlet)
Haraldsø, Brynjar. “Religiøs overtyding som
emigrasjonsmotiv. Initiativ til og motiver for emigrasjonen frå Stavanger
i 1825.” Historisk tidsskrift, 67, 4: 414-425 (1988).
Religious
conviction as motif for emigration. Initiatives and motives for emigration from
Stavanger in 1825.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Haraldsø, Brynjar. Slaveridebatten i Den norske synode. En
undersøkelse av slaveridebatten i Den norske synode i USA i
1860-årene med særlig vekt på debattens kirkelig-teologiske
aspekter. Oslo, 1988. 477 pp.
The slavery debate in the Norwegian Synod in
the United States in the 1860s with emphasis on the debate’s theological
aspects within the church.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
HARAM, SEVRIN A.
The Scandinavian of the Month: Sevrin A. Haram.
Scandinavian-American Bulletin, June, 1967.
Sketch of the president of
Haram-Christensen Corporation, Incorporated.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical
sketch)
HARNEY, R. F. and SCARPACI, J. V., eds. Little Italies in North America.
Toronto, 1981. 210 pp.
"There are discussions of 'Little Italies' in
Montreal and Toronto, in addition to treatment of those
in various parts of
the United States."
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
HARNEY, ROBERT AND TROPER, HAROLD. Immigrants: A Portrait of the Urban
Experience. Toronto, 1975. 212 pp.
A contribution to the expanding field of
urban-ethnic studies in North America, with emphasis on Toronto,
Ontario.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
Harney, Robert F., ed. Polyphony: The Bulletin of the Multicultural
History Society of Ontario.
Some issues of this periodical are devoted to a
single topic. Recent issues include:
Vol. 3, no. I (Winter, 1980-1981):
problems of creating trustworthy guide-hooks for emigrants.
Vol. 3, no. 2
(Fall. 1981): aspects of Finnish life in Canada. Vol. 4, no. I (Spring-Summer,
1982): the role of the ethnic press in Ontario.
Vol. 5, no. 2 (Fall-Winter,
1983): immigrant or ethnic theater in Canada.
Vol. 6, no. 1 Spring-Summer,
1984): the more than sixty ethnic presences in Toronto.
Volume 31, 1986 (book
or pamphlet)
HARR, RASMUS J.
Chicago's Rasmus Harr. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 63:
163-164 (August-September, 1970).
A brief article about a man who has been an
influential leader among Norwegian Americans in Chicago.
Volume 25, 1972
(biographical sketch)
Harron, Robert. Rockne, idol of American football. New York, Burr, 1931. 240
p.
Volume 6, 1931
Harstad, Bjug A. A brief history of Valle, Sætersdal, Norway, and of
some families from there. Parkland, Washington, 1930. 64 p.
The author and his
parents came to America in 1861 and established themselves at Seneca, Illinois.
From there the family scattered, many of them settling in Fillmore County,
Minnesota. Genealogical records, with portraits, are given of the ten brothers
and sisters and their families.
Volume 6, 1931
Harstad, Bjug A. A brief history of Valle, Sætersdal, Norway, and of
some families from there. Parkland, Washington, 1930. 64 p.
The author and his
parents came to America in 1861 and established themselves at Seneca, Illinois.
From there the family scattered, many of them settling in Fillmore County,
Minnesota. Genealogical records, with portraits, are given of the ten brothers
and sisters and their families.
Volume 6, 1931
Harstad, Peter T. and Bonnie Lindemann. Gilbert N. Haugen:
Norwegian-American Farm Politician. Iowa City, Ia., 1992. xi, 217
pp.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
HARSTAD, PETER T. Disease and Sickness on the Wisconsin Frontier: Malaria,
1820-1850; Cholera; Smallpox and Other Diseases. Wisconsin Magazine of
History, 48:83-96, 203-220, 253-263 (Winter, 1959-60, Spring, Summer,
1960).
These articles contain material on the epidemic years in Muskego and
Koshkonong.
Volume 21, 1962
HARTVIGSEN, R. G. Norsk-amerikansk presse i 100 år.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 40:216-220 (July, 1947).
Norwegian-American
newspapers and editors during the century just past.
Volume 16 1950
Harvey, Anne-Charlotte and Richard H. Hulan. “‘Teater, Visafton
och Bal’: The Swedish-American Road Show in Its Heyday.” The
Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 37, 3: 126-141 (July, 1986).
Volume
32, 1989 (article)
HARVEY, RICHARD B. Governor Earl Warren of California: A Study in
“Non-Partisan” Republican Politics. California Historical Society,
Quarterly, March, 1967.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
HARVEY, RICHARD. Earl Warren: Governor of California. Jericho, New
York, 1969. 219 p.
An appraisal of Earl Warren’s service as
governor.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or pamphlet)
HASÅS, SIGURD. Waldemar Ager: Avholdssakens og norskdommens dikter i
Amerika. Norsk Tidsskrift om Alkohol-Spørsmalet, 14:193-214
(December, 1962).
Biography of the well-known author and prohibitionist.
Volume
22, 1965 (article)
Haslam, Gerald Myron. “Mormons and the Norwegian Constitution; a Look
at the Application of Intended Constitutional Law.” Essays on
Norwegian-American Literature and History, Volume II, 173-181.
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
HASLUND, FREDRIK, comp. Social Welfare Work for Norwegian Seamen in
America. n.p., 1941. 33 p. mimeo.
This appeared with a Norwegian title,
"Sosiale tiltak for norske sjøfolk," in
Nordmannns-forbundet, 35: 31-36 (February, 1942.)
Volume 13, 1943
HASSELMO, NILS, ed. Perspectives on Swedish Immigration: Proceedings of
the International Conference on the Swedish Heritage in the Upper Midwest,
April 1-3, 1976. Chicago, 1978. 349 pp.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
HASSELMO, NILS. Amerikasvenska: En bok om språkutveklingen i
Svensk-Amerika. Stockholm, 1974. 324 pp.
A book about linguistic
developments among Swedish Americans.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
HASSELMO, NILS. Language and the Swedish Immigrant Writer: From a Case Study
of G. N. Malm. Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly 25:241-253
(1974).
An examination of the linguistic problems confronting a
Swedish-American writer.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
HASSELMOE, NILS. Swedish America: An Introduction. New York, 1976. 70
pp.
“A concise easily accessible survey of Swedish America for the general
reader.”
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
HASSING, ARNE. Methodism and Society in Norway: 1853- 1918. Ann
Arbor, Michigan, 1974. 523 pp.
Xerox copy of a doctoral dissertation at
Northwestern University.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
HASSING, ARNE. Methodism from America to Norway. Norwegian-American
Studies, 28: 192-216 (1979).
A discussion of the American origins of
Methodism in Norway. History of First Lutheran Church. Hallingen, 266:
9-11 (March, 1979).
A sketch of the history of the First Lutheran Church in St.
Ansgar, Iowa, which was founded by Claus Lauritz Clausen in 1853. In 1976 it
was placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Volume 29, 1983
(article)
HASSING, ARNE. Norway’s Organized Response to Emigration.
Norwegian-American Studies, 25:54-79 (1972).
A study of Norwegian
reaction to emigration from about 1866 to 1914.
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
Hasund, Knut J. and Asbjørn Waage. Ulstein og Hareid i Amerika.
Ulsteinvik, Norway. 1986. 271 pp.
Summary in English.
Volume 32, 1989 (book
or pamphlet)
HATLEN, L. CARSTEN. Et kirkejubileum. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 63:
109-110 (June, 1970).
An article about the centennial celebration of church
services among Norwegians in San Francisco.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
HATLEN, L. CARSTEN. Her samles Nordmenn ved Golden Gate.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 71: 6-7 (1978).
The Norwegian Club in San
Francisco.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
HATLEN, L. CARSTEN. Samlingssted ved Golden Gate. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
65:199-200 (October, 1972).
A Norwegian club in San Francisco is
seventy-five years old.
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
HATLEN, L. CARSTEN. San Francisco-klubben er 65 år.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 56:119 (May, 1963).
The Norwegian Club in San
Francisco.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
HATLØY, ODD. Pionér-ånd i midt-vesten.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 67:11-12 (1974).
A discussion of Augsburg College
in Minneapolis.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
HATTON, NORTH DAKOTA, BETHEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Golden Anniversary,
1901-1951. Hatton, North Dakota, 1951. 30 p.
A history of the church is
included.
Volume 18, 1954
HAUBERG, CLIFFORD A. Puerto Rico and the Puerto Ricans. Boston, 1974.
211 pp.
A discussion of life in Puerto Rico which led to the “Great
Migration” to the United States; the many problems the Puerto Ricans faced
upon their arrival in this country. A
Volume in the Immigrant Heritage of
America Series issued by Twayne Publishers, Inc.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or
pamphlet)
Haugan, Reidar Rye. Norsk kunst i Chicago. NORDMANNS-FORBUNDET, 24: 371--374
(December, 1931).
Prominent artists and exhibits of their work in
Chicago.
Volume 7, 1933
HAUGE, ALFRED. Cleng Peerson. Møte med vandringsmannen.
Stavanger, 1983.99 pp.
English edition entitled The True Saga of Cleng
Peerson (Dallas, Texas, 1982).
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
HAUGE, ALFRED. Cleng Peerson. Translated from the Norwegian by Erik
J. Friis. Introduction by Kenneth O. Bjork. Boston, 1975. Vol. 1, xviii, 409
pp.; vol. 2, 384 pp.
A slightly abridged version of Hauge’s fictionalized
trilogy, Cleng Peerson, originally published in three
Volumes. Oslo,
1961-1965.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
HAUGE, ALFRED. Cleng Peerson: Hundevakt. Oslo, 1961. 331 p.
The
first of a projected four-
Volume historical novel on the life of the father of
Norwegian immigration.
---------- Gå vest. Stavanger, Norway,
1963. 210 p.
The author’s experiences in America while he was gathering
213] material for his work on Peerson. Reviewed In Nordmanns-Forbundet,
November, 1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
HAUGE, ALFRED. Cleng Peerson: Landkjenning. Oslo, 1964. 350
p.
The second
Volume in the author’s trilogy, of which
Hundevakt (1961) was the first, covers the Sloopers’ Atlantic
crossing in 1825 and their pioneer years.
---------- Cleng Peerson:
Ankerfeste. Oslo, 1965. 335 p.
The third
Volume in the author’s
trilogy includes the Norwegian-American settlements. Reviewed in
Nordmanns-Forbundet, November, 1965.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or
pamphlet)
Hauge, Olav. “Med Seilskib til Amerika omkring 1850.” Fusa
før i tio, 1988: 27-30.
A voyage to America around 1850; the author
uses Strilen as a pseudonym.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
HAUGE, OSBORNE. Lutherans Working Together; a History of the National
Lutheran Council, 1918-1943. Supplementary chapter, 1943-1945, by Dr. Ralph
H. Long. New York, [1946]. 126 p.
Volume 16 1950
HAUGE, SØREN
Søren Hauge kom til Amerika . . . far til den
berømte Gabriel Hauge. Nordisk Tidende, May 4, 1961.
Volume 22,
1965 (biographical sketch)
Hauge. Alfred Hauge drar på ny ut i Cleng Peersons spor. Western
Viking, July 2, 1965.
Alfred Hauge, author of a trilogy on Cleng Peerson,
travels again in his footsteps.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
HAUGEN, ANDERS. Skiveteranen fra Telemark. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
51:237 (November, 1958).
Anders Haugen, the “ski veteran” from
Telemark, who helped make skiing popular in America.
Volume 20, 1959
Haugen, Einar “Kristine Haugen. Brubygger og kulturpersonlighet.”
Bagda vår. Arsskrift for lokalhistorie, 1984, 14-17.
An account of
the author’s mother, a distinguished Norwegian-American cultural
leader.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
HAUGEN, EINAR I. Ibsen in America; a forgotten performance and an
unpublished letter. Journal of English and Germanic philology,
33:396-420 (July, 1934).
The account of a performance of Ibsen's Et
Dukkehjem in English translation, with the title, "The Child
wife," in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 2 and 3, 1882. The play was
translated and arranged for the stage by William M. Lawrence, who also directed
the performance. The author claims that this was the first performance of Ibsen
in this country. The article is also issued as a reprint.
----------
Rølvaag, Ole Edvart (Apr. 22, 1876-Nov. 5, 1931). Dictionary
of American biography, 16:124-125 (1935).
Volume 9, 1936
HAUGEN, EINAR
Erik J. Friis. The Scandinavian of the Month: Professor Einar
Haugen. Scandinavian-American Bulletin, No. 10, 10-12 (October, 1971).
A
brief biographical sketch of a prominent Norwegian-American linguist.
Volume
26, 1974 (biographical sketch)
HAUGEN, EINAR, ed. Norsk-engelsk ordbok. Madison and Oslo, 1965.500
p.
This dictionary combines nynorsk and bokmål into one
alphabet for the first time and gives information on grammar, pronunciation,
and English meanings, as well as a history of the language, illustrative
sentences, and idioms.
---------- and CHAPMAN, KENNETH G. Spoken
Norwegian-Revised. New York, 1964.416 p.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
Haugen, Einar. “‘Dear Sara Alelia’: An Episode in
Rølvaag’s Life.” Norwegian-American Studies, 31:
269-282 (1986).
Hitherto unknown correspondence between the Norwegian-American
novelist and Marie Halling Swensen of Norway.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Haugen, Einar. “Henrik Ibsen and Ole Bull.” Essays on
Norwegian-American Literature and History, Volume II, 9-14.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Haugen, Einar. “Rølvaag’s Lost Novel.”
Norwegian-American Studies, 32:209-220 (1989).
Ole Rølvaag’s
apprentice work, “Nils og Astri,” is examined.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
Haugen, Einar. “The Language of ‘Han Ola og Han Per.’”
Norse Heritage 1989 Yearbook, 34-38.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Haugen, Einar. “Utvandringen fra Oppdal til USA.” Bøgda
vår, 1989: 65-69.
Emigration from Oppdal,
Sør-Trøndelag, to the United States.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
HAUGEN, EINAR. Address at dedication of Anderson memorial, June 27, 1937.
Mimeographed by the university extension division, University of Wisconsin,
Madison. August, 1937. Contains also a reprint of the address by E. A. Birge
listed above.
---------- Bjørnson og hans norsk-amerikanske impresario.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, Julen 1936, p. 20-23.
An article on Rasmus B.
Anderson (1846-1936), who acted as impresario for Bjørnson on the
latter's visit to America in 1880-81, with an account of the large and
important collection of letters left by Anderson, including many
Bjørnson letters.
---------- A critique and a bibliography of the
writings of Rasmus B. Anderson. Wisconsin magazine of history,
19:255-269 (March, 1937).
An analysis of the published contributions of the
first Norwegian-American scholar, with an annotated bibliography of all his
separate publications, dividing them into translations, editions and
collections, and original writings. Also issued as a reprint.
Volume 10, 1938
HAUGEN, EINAR. Agder og Amerika. Wisconsin Magazine of History,
38:120 (Winter, 1954-55).
A review of the book Agder og Amerika
(Oslo, 1953), a collection of “America letters” edited with
introductions by Tolv Aamland and Ingrid Semmingsen.
---------- Norway and
America: The Ties that Bind. Wisconsin Magazine of History, 38: 139-144
(Spring, 1955).
---------- Norwegian Migration to America.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 18: 1-22 (1954).
This essay
comprises the second chapter of Professor Einar Haugen’s two-volume work
on The Norwegian Language in America: A Study in Bilingual Behavior
(Philadelphia, 1953).
Volume 19, 1956
HAUGEN, EINAR. Amerikansk universitetsliv i dag. Nordisk tidskrift,
22:230-243 (1946).
University life in America today. The article includes
such institutions as St. Olaf College.
-------- Pastor Dietriehson of Old
Koshkonong. Wisconsin Magazine of History, 29:301-318 (March, 1946).
The
story of the Reverend Johan Wilhelm Christian Dietrichson (1815-1885), pioneer
Lutheran clergyman of Wisconsin.
Volume 15, 1949
HAUGEN, EINAR. Bilingualism in the Americas: A Bibliography and Research
Guide. University [Tuscaloosa], Alabama, 1956. 159 p.
Reviewed in
Scandinavian Studies, August, 1958.
---------- Ibsen in America.
Edda, vol. 56, no. 4, p. 270-288 (1956).
---------- Language Contact.
Proceedings of the VIII International Congress of Linguistics, 772-785
(Oslo, 1958).
---------- Norske bøker i norsk-amerikanske hyller.
Festskrift til Arne Kildal, 55-63 (Oslo, 1956).
Norwegian books on
Norwegian-American bookshelves.
---------- Nordiske studier i Amerika.
Proceedings of the First International Conference on Scandinavian Studies,
9-20 (Cambridge, England, 1958).
Scandinavian studies in America. This
article was reprinted in Nordisk tidende (Brooklyn), November 6, 13,
December 4, 11, 1958.
---------- Ole Edvart Rølvaag and the Norwegian
Immigrants. Minnesota posten (Minneapolis), July 10, 17,
1958.
---------- Talt og skrevet i Amerika. De tok et Norge med seg,
224-242 (Oslo, 1957).
Norwegian language and literature in the United
States.
Volume 20, 1959
HAUGEN, EINAR. Da Alexander Kielland tenkte seg til Amerika. Edda,
53:403-409 (1966).
---------- The Sources of the Vinland Map. Arctic,
19:287-295 (December, 1966).
Suggests the possibility that the Vinland map
was drawn at or near the time of the Council of Florence.
Volume 24, 1970
(article)
HAUGEN, EINAR. Det bygdenorske i Amerika. Decorah-posten, March 17,
1939.
A lecture given as a broadcast from Oslo, Norway, October 16, 1938, on
Norwegian dialect
usage in America.
---------- Language and Immigration.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 10:1-43 (1938).
----------
Norsk i Amerika. Oslo, J. W. Cappelens forlag, [1939]. 123 p.
The six
essays in this volume were given as lectures at the University of Oslo during
the fall
semester, 1938. The chapter headings are: Det store land-nåm
(Taking Possession of the Land);
Bondemål og bygdefolk (Country Dialects
and Immigrants from Local Communities); Fra bygdemål
til verdens-sprog
(From Local Dialects to a World Language); Navneskikk i nybygden (Name
Customs
in the New Communities); Skrift og tale (The Written and the Spoken Language);
Diktende trang (The Urge to Write). The volume closes with samples of mixed
Norwegian and English speech.
---------- Norwegian Emigrant Songs and
Ballads, with Norwegian Text and English Translation of Ein
Stevleik.
Journal of American Folk-Lore, 51:69-75 (January, 1938).
Volume 11, 1940
HAUGEN, EINAR. Discovery of America 500 Years before Columbus, in Norse
Sagas. Nordisk Tidende, October 8, 1964.
Leif’s discovery of
America, as revealed in the Icelandic sagas, and an appraisal of its
significance.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
HAUGEN, EINAR. Hvilken form og stavemåte bør Leiv Eirikssons
navn få i engelsk språk? Nordisk Tidende, July 19, 1962.
Why
the discoverer’s name should be spelled “Leif
Ericson.”
---------- J. R. Reiersen’s “Indiscretions.”
Norwegian-American Studies, 21:269-277 (1962).
---------- Notes on a
Dictionary: John Brynildsen’s Norsk-engelsk ord bok. Scandinavian
Studies, 35:295-306 (November, 1963).
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
HAUGEN, EINAR. Ibsen in America. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
20:1-23 (1959).
Volume 21, 1962
Haugen, Einar. Immigrant Idealist: A Literary Biography of Waldemar Ager.
Northfield, Minnesota, 1989. 183 pp.
Published as number 7 of the NAHA
Author Series. “Waldemar Ager, as editor and author, was one of the most
original and influential men of letters among Norwegian Americans.”
Dedicated to Clarence Clausen and Clarence Kilde.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or
pamphlet)
HAUGEN, EINAR. Intonation Patterns in American Norwegian. Language,
17:40-47 (January, 1941).
----------Reading Norwegian. New York, F.
S. Crofts & Co., 1940. 199 p.
Volume 12, 1941
HAUGEN, EINAR. Language Conflict and Language Planning: The Case of
Modern Norwegian. Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1966. 381 p.
The author looks
at the efforts to fuse riksmål and landsmål. Reviewed
in Sons of Norway, Viking, December, 1966, and American-Scandinavian
Review, Winter, 1967-1968.
---------- The Norwegians in America: A
Student’s Guide to Localized History. New York, 1967.40 p.
A pamphlet
in the Localized History Series, edited by Clifford L. Lord.
Volume 24, 1970
(book or pamphlet)
HAUGEN, EINAR. Myten om Vinland. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 86:67-69
(March, 1943).
The Vinland myth.
------------Norske timer for amerikanske
soldater. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 37:37-40 (February, 1944).
The teaching
of Norwegian to soldiers.
Volume 14, 1944
HAUGEN, EINAR. Nordmenn og svensker i Amerika. Nordisk tidskrift
før vetenskap, konst och industri, 23:330-337 (1947).
A discussion
of Norwegian and Swedish settlements in the United States, with
statistics.
---------- A Norwegian-American Pioneer Ballad.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 15:1-19 (1949).
---------- A
Norwegian Calendar Stick in Wisconsin. Wisconsin Magazine of History,
31:145-167
December, 1947).
---------- Norwegian Dialect Studies since
1930. Journal of English and Germanic Philology, 47:68-79 (January,
1948).
Volume 16 1950
HAUGEN, EINAR. Norsk i Amerika. Oslo, 1975. 124 pp.
A revised
edition of a study of Norwegian in America first published in 1939.
Volume 27,
1977 (book or pamphlet)
Haugen, Einar. Norwegians at the Indian forts on the Missouri River during
the seventies.
NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN STUDIES AND RECORDS, 6:89--121 (1931).
The
interesting story of Norwegian pioneers who were employed by the government at
various forts, the types of men, their relations with the government, work,
wages, conditions of living, and relations with the Indians. Forts Randall,
Hale, Thompson, Sully, Bennett, and the Lower Brnle agency are included.
Volume
7, 1933
HAUGEN, EINAR. Nyt lys over Bjørnsons Amerikatur; den rige skat af
breve fra B. B. til hans impressario, Rasmus B. Anderson, gjennem tyve aar.
Decorah-posten, December 2, 6, 9, 1932, p. 1-2, 3, 3, respectively.
An
account of Bjørnson's visit to America in 1880-81 that utilizes the
Bjørnson correspondence in the R. B. Anderson collection.
---------- O.
E. RØLVAAG. Norwegian-American studies and records, 7:53-75
(1933).
An interpretation of the author of Giants in the earth.
Volume 8,
1934
HAUGEN, EINAR. Ole Edvart Rølvaag. Boston, 1983. 164
pp.
Volume 455 in Twayne's United States Authors Series. "The book is a
well-researched critical study of Rølvaag... who burst upon the American
literary scene in 1927 with Giants in the Earth."
Volume 30, 1985
(book or pamphlet)
HAUGEN, EINAR. Phonological Shifting in American Norwegian. Language,
14: 112-120 (1938).
--------- Problems of Linguistic Research among
Scandinavian Immigrants in America. American Council of Learned Societies
Bulletin, no. 34:35-57 (March, 1942.
A paper presented at a conference
on non-English speech to consider proposals for a linguistic atlas of the
United States and Canada, held at Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1940.
---------
transl, and ed. Voyages to Vinland, the First American Saga.
Chicago, Holiday Press, 1941. 127 p.
A special edition. The trade edition
is published in New York by Alfred A. Knopf and dated 1942.
Volume 13, 1943
HAUGEN, EINAR. Symra: A Memoir. Norwegian-American Studies,
27: 101-110 (1977).
Symra was a cultural magazine published in
Decorah, Iowa. During its short life, 1905-1915, it carried articles by
prominent Norwegians on both sides of the Atlantic.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
HAUGEN, EINAR. The Analysis of Linguistic Borrowing. Language,
26:210-231 (April-June, 1950).
American “Norsk” is included in
this study.
---------- From Army Camp to Classroom; the Story of an Elementary
Language Text. Scandinavian Studies, 23:138-151 (August,
1951).
---------- Wisconsin Pioneers in Scandinavian Studies, Anderson and
Olson, 1875-1931. Wisconsin Magazine of History, 34:28- 39 (Autumn,
1950).
Professors of Scandinavian languages and literatures at the University
of Wisconsin during the period mentioned were Rasmus B. Anderson and Julius E.
Olson.
Volume 17, 1952
HAUGEN, EINAR. The Impact of English on American-Norwegian Letter Writing.
(Reprinted from Studies in Honor of Albert Sturtevant, 76-102.)
Lawrence, Kansas, 1952.
---------- The Norwegian Language in America: A
Study in. Bilingual Behavior. Philadelphia, 1953. 2 vols.
Volume 1 has the
subtitle, “The Bilingual Community”; volume 2, “American
Dialects of Norwegian.” Reviewed in Sons of Norway, 50: 160
(September, 1953), and Minnesota History, 33:349 (Winter,
1953).
---------- The Struggle over Norwegian. Norwegian-American Studies
and Records, 17: 1-35 (1952).
Volume 18, 1954
HAUGEN, EINAR. Thor Helgeson: Schoolmaster and Raconteur.
Norwegian-American Studies, 24:3-28 (1970).
Account of a gifted teacher,
storyteller, and folklorist of the early Norwegian settlement in Waupaca,
Wisconsin.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
HAUGEN, EVA AND EINAR, trs. and eds. Land of the Free:
Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson’s America Letters, 1880-1881.
Northfield, 1978. xiv, 311 pp.
Reactions of the famous Norwegian poet to
life among the Brahmins of New England and the Norwegian pioneers in the Middle
West.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
HAUGEN, EVA L., ed. and tr. The Story of Peder Anderson.
Norwegian-American Studies, 26:31-48 (1974).
The reminiscences of an
educated Norwegian who arrived in the United States in 1830, well before the
mainstream of Norse migration set in. He settled in the eastern states, where
he gained some fame as an artist and associated with many prominent
Americans.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
Haugen, Eva Lund. “An Editor Chooses America: The Story of Einar
Lund.” Norse Heritage Volume II, 58-72.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Haugen, Gilbert N. Norwegian independence day: speech of Hon. Gilbert N.
Haugen at the seventeenth May festival of the Norwegian National League, Second
Naval Battalion Armory, Brooklyn, New York, Saturday, May 17, 1930.
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, 71 Congress, 2 session, vol. 72, no. 125, p. 9536-9538
(May 19, 1930).
The author discusses Norwegian immigration, the fortunes of the
immigrants and their children, and the contributions of the Norwegians to
American life.
Volume 6, 1931
Haugen, Gilbert N. Norwegian independence day: speech of Hon. Gilbert N.
Haugen at the seventeenth May festival of the Norwegian National League, Second
Naval Battalion Armory, Brooklyn, New York, Saturday, May 17, 1930.
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, 71 Congress, 2 session, vol. 72, no. 125, p. 9536-9538
(May 19, 1930).
The author discusses Norwegian immigration, the fortunes of the
immigrants and their children, and the contributions of the Norwegians to
American life.
Volume 6, 1931
HAUGEN, HELLICK O. Pioneer of the West. The Norseman, no. 8, 72-75
(1972).
A festival honors Snowshoe Thompson, one of Telemark’s legendary
sons as a highlight in a colorful program during July and August,
1972.
---------- Telemark-festivalen hylder Snowshoe Thompson.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 65:118-21 (June, 1972).
The legendary Snowshoe
Thompson is honored in Telemark, in his native valley.
Volume 26, 1974
(article)
HAUGEN, HELLICK O. World of Bygone Days. The Norseman, No. 6, 165-168
(1975).
“The Norwegian Folk Museum is a treasury of old traditions, art,
and culture.”
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
HAUGEN, KRISTINE
Fru Kristine Haugen død i Stoughton, Wisconsin.
Nordisk Tidende, September 30, 1965.
Eyvind J. Evans. Penn-Skudd.
Minnesota Posten, December 23, 1965.
Volume 23, 1967 (biographical
sketch)
Haugen, Kristine. Dr. O. E. Rølvaag. NORSK UNGDOM, 3-4, 7-8, 9-11
(March, April, May,
1932).
This series of articles, begun in the March number,
takes up various phases of Rølvaag's life, the article for May dealing
with Rølvaag as an author. A full-page portrait accompanies the first
article.
-------- Glimt fra Rølvaags liv; det billede digteren fra
Northfield ubevidst tegner af sig selv i
vennebreve gjennem mange aar.
DECORAH-POSTEN, December 8, 1931, p.3.
Rølvaag as he has revealed
himself in letters to friends over a period of years.
Volume 7, 1933
HAUGEN, KRISTINE. En aandens stormann-Pastor Ristad. Norsk ungdom,
26:1-2 (November,
1938).
A eulogy of Ditlef Georgson Ristad
(1863-1938).
---------- Omkring Trønder-pionerene i Sioux City, Iowa.
Trønderlagets aarbok, 1939, p. 39-58.
The story of Trønder
pioneers in Sioux City, Iowa, and biographies of some of them.
Volume 11, 1940
HAUGEN, KRISTINE. En pioners saga. Opdalslagets aarbok, 1934-1935,
24-30.
The story of Ole K. Gorseth.
Volume 9, 1936
HAUGEN, KRISTINE. Norsk luthersk ungdom i Amerika. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
27:179-183 (June, 1934).
Norwegian Lutheran youth in America. A discussion
of certain movements and organizations of Lutheran young people.
Volume
9, 1936
HAUGEN, NILS P. Pioneer and Political Reminiscences. [Evansville,
Wisconsin, The Antes Press ], n.d. 198 p.
Publications of the State Historical
Society of Wisconsin; reprinted from the Wisconsin Magazine of History,
volumes 11-13.
Volume 12, 1941
Haugen, Nils P. Pioneer and political reminiscences. [Madison, Wisconsin
Historical Society, 1930] 198 p. Reprinted from WISCONSIN MAGAZINE OF HISTORY,
vols. II, 12, 13.
The autobiography of a prominent Norwegian-American,
beginning with an account of
emigration from Norway in 1854. Contains the
following subdivisions: Getting a start in Wisconsin; Lawyer, legislator, and
railroad commissioner; Career in Congress; The years 1895 to 1901; State tax
commissioner; Taxation under the La Follette régime; Under McGovern and
Philipps and in Montana; Concluding observations.
Volume 5, 1930
Haugen, Per. “Om ‘Vår egen stamme’”
Årbok. Ringsaker, Veldre og Brøttum historielag, 1991,
1:33-41.
Discusses Hans Larsen Staff from Veldre, Hedmark, who emigrated to the
United States in 1859.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Haugen. Kristine Haugen 85 aar. Norsk Ungdom (Minneapolis), August,
1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
Hauger, Torill Thorstad and Odd S. Lovoll. Den store Chicagoreisen.
Oslo, 1988. 95 pp.
A family from Norway emigrates to Chicago. A
fictionalized, but historically accurate, account centered on Norwegian
immigrants who moved to Chicago at the time of the Columbian Exposition in
1893. Hauger is responsible for the fictional part of the book while Lovoll
presents facts and historical perspectives.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
HAUGRUD, RAYCHEL A. Rølvaag’s Search for Soria Moria.
Norwegian-American Studies, 26:103-117 (1974).
The author contends that
the main theme of Rølvaag’s authorship was not the advancement and
preservation of Norwegian culture among the immigrants, but that in his works
“he examined what every man in his own way, consciously or unconsciously,
is primarily seeking: the source and nature of happiness.”
Volume 27, 1977
(article)
Haugstad, Johannes. “Frå Amund til Amundson.” Hemgrenda.
Ringebu historielag, 1991, I: 65-78.
The John Amundson family emigrated
from Venabygd, Oppland.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Haukaas, Jon. Snowshoe Thompson. Tinn: Fjell-ljom ungdomslag: J.K.
Haukaas, 1993. 205 pp.; ill.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
HAVIGHURST, WALTER. High Prairie, by Walter and Marion Havighurst.
New York, 1944. 29 p.
Fiction; the story of a Norwegian family, immigrants of
the late 1860's. whose course led to Quebec, Buffalo, Milwaukee, Minnesota, and
North Dakota.
--------Upper Mississippi, a Wilderness Saga. New York,
1944. 305 p.
A rambling narrative; chapter 9, p. 98-116, is the "Saga of
Cleng Peerson." with additional related material on p. 212-217,
219-238.
Volume 15, 1949
HAVIGHURST, WALTER. Upper Mississippi, a wilderness saga. New York,
Farrar & Rinehart, 1937.
258 p.
A popular account of immigration and
settlement in the Northwest, giving special attention to the Scandinavian
element. Part one is entitled, The Vikings' second coming, and the chapter
headings include: Peer Gynt on the prairies (Cleng Peerson);
"Ole-Ole-Ole-Oleana! "; Moses in the buffalo grass (Hans Barlien);
Peder's dream. The volume is reviewed by John T. Flanagan in Minnesota
history for March, 1938.
Volume 10, 1938
Havik, Sveinung. “Gullgraverekspedisjonen som skulle til
‘Califormen,’ og som stranda i Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.”
Levanger historielag. Arsskrift, 1985, 26-38.
A gold expedition to
California that was stranded in Rio de Janeiro.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
Havik, Sveinung. “Utvandring fra Levanger-distriktet. Frol og Levanger
by: 1891-1926.” Årbok. Levanger historielag, 1992, 1:
132-147.
Emigration from Levanger, Trøndelag, 1891-1926.
Volume 34,
1995 (article)
Havik, Sveinung. “Utvandringen fra Levanger-distriktet, Frol og
Levanger by: 1871-1890.” Årbok. Levanger historielag, 1991,
I: 118-127.
List of emigrants from the district of Levanger.
Volume 34, 1995
(article)
Hawaii. Fra Drammen til Hawaii. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 55: 274-277
(December, 1962).
The experiences of Norwegian contract laborers on Hawaiian
sugar plantations.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
Hawbecker, Gladys Risvold. “En Risvold-slekt i Saudasjøen og
Amerika. Syv brødre fra Sauda og deres etterkommere i Amerika.”
Årsskrift. Saudasogelag, 1991, I: 102-118.
The Risvold family from
Sauda, Rogaland.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
HAWKINSON, LORRAINE A. Searching Cemeteries for Clues to the Past. Sons
of Norway Viking, 71:277 (1974).
Professor Gerhard B. Naeseth’s
untiring search for clues about early Norwegian immigrants.
Volume 27, 1977
(article)
HAYNE, COE. They came seeking; adventures in Christian action in America.
Edited by Baptist board of education, department of missionary education.
Philadelphia, The Judson press, [1935]. 144 p.
Chapter 3 of this volume is
entitled "Redemption of an American wilderness" and gives an account
of the origin and development of the Baptist church in Norway and its
transplanting to American soil; the organization of the first Norwegian Baptist
church at Indian Creek, Illinois, in 1848; the organization of the Bradford
Norwegian Baptist church in Wilkin County, Minnesota, in 1896; and later
churches of this denomination in North Dakota, including the Bethel Norwegian
Baptist church at Powers Lake, North Dakota, which is reputed to be one of the
largest Norwegian Baptist congregations in the United States.
Volume 10, 1938
HAYNES, THERESA GERVAIS. Augsburg Park a Forgotten Dream Minnesota
History, 40:375-383 (Winter, 1967).
Story of the struggle of Augsburg
College to remain an urban college.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Hazlitt, H. Thorstein B. Veblen. CENTURY, 119:8-10 (October, 1929).
Volume
6, 1931
Hazlitt, H. Thorstein B. Veblen. CENTURY, 119:8-10 (October, 1929).
Volume
6, 1931
HEADLAND, HELEN. Ole Bull, Norwegian Minstrel. Rock Island, Illinois,
1949. 154 p.
Volume 17, 1952
HEBARD, GRACE R. Wergeland, Agnes Mathilde (May 8, 1857-Mch. 6, 1914).
Dictionary of American biography, 20:1-2 (1936).
Volume 10, 1938
HECKMAN, HAZEL. Island in the Sound. Seattle, 1967. 287 p.
Life on
Anderson Island in Puget Sound as experienced by people of Scandinavian
descent. Reviewed in American-Scandinavian Review, Spring, 1968.
Volume
24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
HEDBLOM, FALKE. Svenska-Amerika Berettar. Stockholm, 1982. 186
pp.
During the 1960s Hedblom and Torsten Ordeus visited Swedish America with
the most modern
recording equipment in order to study Swedish dialects which
might be better preserved here than in Sweden. This book covers
Swedish-American life from early pioneer days to the 1960s.
Volume 30, 1985
(book or pamphlet)
Hedblom, Folke. “Swedish Personal Names in America.”
Swedish-American Genealogist, 5: 17-35 (March, 1985).
Volume 31, 1986
(article)
HEDBLOM, FOLKE. Place-Names in Immigrant Communities. Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, 33:246-60 (October, 1972).
Deals especially with
Swedish place-names but also touches on those left by other ethnic
groups.
Volume 26, 1974 (article)
HEG, E. BIDDLE. Stephen O. Himoe, Civil War Physician. Norwegian-American
Studies and Records, 11:30-56 (1940).
Volume 12, 1941
Heg, Hans C. “Twelve Civil War Letters of Col. Hans C. Heg to His
Son.” Edited by E. Biddle Heg. Norwegian-American Studies, 32:
177-198 (1989).
“An intimate and touching glimpse of this
Norwegian-American war hero within the family circle.”
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
HEG, HANS CHRISTIAN
C. J. Hambro. Hans Christian Heg: En hundreårsdag.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 56:196-200 (August-September, 1963). Johan Hambro.
Hero of Chickamauga. Norseman, 5:13-16 (Autumn, 1963).
Einar O. Hammer.
Hans Christian Heg and the Fifteenth Wisconsin. Sons of Norway, 58: 129,
150 (July-August, 1961).
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
HEG, JAMES E. Commitment Commemorated. Sons of Norway Viking, 62:
126, 155 (May, June, 1965).
A great-grandson of Colonel Hans C. Heg stresses
the sense of commitment of Norwegian soldiers in the Civil War.
---------- From
the Saga of the 15th Wisconsin Regiment, Led by Col. Hans Chr. Heg in the Civil
War, 100 Years Ago. Nordisk Tidende, April 8, 1965.
Captain Heg of the
United States Army sketches the activities of the Fifteenth Wisconsin.
Volume
23, 1967 (article)
Heg. Helten fra Chickamauga. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 56:232 (October,
1963).
Account of Colonel Hans Christian Heg.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
Hegstad, Patsy Adams. “Scandinavian Settlement in Seattle, ‘Queen
City of the Puget Sound.’” Norwegian-American Studies,
30:55-74 (1985).
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
HEIKEL, FELIX. Fran Förenta Staterna: Nitton bref jemte bihang.
Helsingfors, 1973. xix, 184 pp.
From the United States: nineteen letters
(plus an appendix) written by a Swedo-Finnish journalist, who traveled in the
United States during 1872-1873.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
HEILBUT, ANTHONY. Exiled in Paradise: German Refugee Artists and
Intellectuals in America from the 1930s to the Present. New York, 1983.
xiv, 506 pp.
Especially about refugees from Nazi Germany and their adaptation
to American life.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
Heimel, Paul W. “Beloved, Beleaguered, and Belittled: Ole Bull's New
Norway,” Pennsylvania Heritage (1993), 19(2): 10-17.
Volume 35,
2000 (article)
Heimen. 3, 1994.
Special issue on Norwegian immigration to the United
States containing the following articles: Odd S. Lovoll, “Innvandrernes
Amerika”; David Mauk, “Broer mellom religiøse kulturer:
Påvirkninger på fire ‘moderkirkers’ karakter i Brooklyns
norske koloni”; Terje Mikael Hasle Joranger, “Immigrantliv i
Midtvesten”; Einar Niemi, “Fra Nord-Norge til Amerika. Noen
refieksjoner om problemstillinger, perspektiver og utfordringer”; Ola
Alsvik, “Brev fra Norge til Amerika - kilder til norsk
lokalhistorie?”; Jostein Molde, “Annotert bibliografi over litteratur
om norsk oversjøisk utvandring siden 1975.” This issue also
contains tributes to Gerhard Brandt Naeseth and Einar Haugen, two major figures
in Norwegian-American scholarship, who both died in 1994.
Volume 34, 1995
(article)
HEIMSKRINGLA. Commemorative booklet, 1911-12 ... 1936-37. Urbana, Illinois,
Heimskringla, 1937.
19 p.
Heimskringla is the Scandinavian society of the
University of Illinois. This booklet, compiled by C. U. Faye, secretary, gives
the constitution and lists members, papers read, and public programs.
Volume
10, 1938
HEISTEIN, B. JOHN
Erik J. Friis. The Scandinavian of the Month: B. John
Heistein. Scandinavian-American Bulletin, No. 4, 10-12 (April,
1971).
Vice-president and general manager of the North American division of the
Scandinavian Airlines System.
Volume 26, 1974 (biographical sketch)
HEITMANN, JOHN
C. W. Schevenius. John Heitman. Minnesota Posten,
September 17, 1970.
Tribute to a man who gained fame as a poet and leader
among Norwegian Americans.
Volume 25, 1972 (biographical sketch)
HEITMANN, JOHN. Julius B. Baumann; a Biographical Sketch.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 15:140-175 (1949).
Volume 16
1950
HEITMANN, John. Ole Edvart Rølvaag. Norwegian-American Studies and
Records, 12: 144-166 (1941).
Volume 13, 1943
HEITMANN, JOHN. Omkring Ole Edvart Rølvaag. Decorah-posten,
August 15, 22, 29, 1941.
Volume 12, 1941
HEKTOEN, LUDVIG
Arne Kildal. Norskættet lege minnes i Amerika.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 57:92 (May, 1964).
A Norwegian-American doctor
commemorated in America. Hektoen was a prominent Chicago physician.
Volume 23,
1967 (biographical sketch)
HEKTOEN, LUDVIG
Viking Profile: Dr. Ludvig Hektoen. Sons of Norway,
Viking, 66:278 (September, 1969).
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
Helge Ingstad gjør nye sensasjonelle funn på Newfoundland.
Nordisk Tidende, October 3, 1968.
Reports more sensational finds by
Ingstad.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Helge Ingstad gjorde nye funn på Newfoundland. Western Viking,
November 18, 1966.
An interview with Ingstad reprinted from
Aftenposten.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Helge Ingstad har funnet fiere hustufter på en siste og avsluttende
ekspedisjon. Nordisk Tidende, August 25, 1966.
Ingstad found several
remains of Viking houses on his latest expedition to Newfoundland.
Volume 24,
1970 (article)
Helge Ingstad melder om nye sensasjonelle funn på Newfoundland.
Nordisk Tidende, October 3, 1968.
New finds in Newfoundland.
Volume 24,
1970 (article)
Helge Ingstads funn på Newfoundland skal bli turistattraksjon.
Nordisk Tidende, June 6, 1968.
A museum and other attractions for
tourists may be erected at the site of the remains of a Viking settlement at
L’Anse Aux Meadows, Newfoundland.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
Helgesen, Ole. Ole Helgesens dagbok/Ole Helgesen’s Diary
1872-1878/Tinn, Telemark/Calmar, Iowa. Edited by Øyvind Tveitereid
Gulliksen. Bø, Telemark [1988]. 250 pp.
An emigrant teacher from Tinn,
Telemark, settled in Calmar, Iowa, and kept a diary. English summary.
Volume
33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
HELLAND, ANDREAS. De som drog ud. Fitjar, bygdeskipnad og bygdesoga.
Sandane, Norway, 1933.
68 p.
Professor Helland writes about emigration
from the district of Fitjar, Norway, and lists 877 emigrants.
Volume 8, 1934
Helland, Andreas. Den ældste norske presteskole i Amerika.
NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET, 23:46-49 (February, 1930).
The story of Augsburg Seminary,
Minneapolis, which was founded in 1869.
Volume 6, 1931
Helland, Andreas. Den ældste norske presteskole i Amerika.
NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET, 23:46-49 (February, 1930).
The story of Augsburg Seminary,
Minneapolis, which was founded in 1869.
Volume 6, 1931
HELLAND, MELVIN, tr. The Heritage of Faith: Selections from the Writings
of Georg Sverdrup. Minneapolis, 1969. 140 p.
Articles by a well-known
Norwegian-American church leader and president of Augsburg College.
Volume 25,
1972 (book or pamphlet)
Helleland, Botolv, ed. Norsk språk i Amerika/Norwegian Language in
America. Oslo, 1991. 232 pp. Vol III of the Norwegian-American Historical
Association chapter in Norway.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
HELLESNES, LARS. I onkel Sams land; en utvandrers ungdomssaga.
Kragerø, Vestmars forlag,
1934. 181 p.
Volume 9, 1936
Helleve, Eirik. “Med Lutefisk i flaggstanga: Norsk Høstfest --
eitt Noreg i Amerika,” thesis, Dept. of Cultural Studies, University of
Bergen, 1998. 127 pp. Title trans.: With lutefisk on the flagpole: Norwegian
Høstfest -- a Norway in America.
Volume 35, 2000 (thesis or
dissertation)
HELSETH, PETER
Bygmester Peter Helseth virker i California.
Decorah-Posten, May 2, 1962.
A successful builder.
Volume 22, 1965
(biographical sketch)
Hemke, Frederick L. “Arne Oldberg: Swedish-American Musician.”
The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 42, 1: 24-29 (January,
1991).
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
HENDERSON, A. M. My Years in Story County. Annals of Iowa, 30:
604-616 (April, 1951).
Volume 18, 1954
HENDRICKSEN, NORMAN. Bitter Conquest. New York, 1957. 405 p.
A story
dealing with the life of a Norwegian family which settled in northern
California about the turn of the century.
Volume 20, 1959
HENDRICKSON, MAGDA. This Land Is Our Land. Calgary, Alberta, 1972.
199 pp.
A novel built largely on pioneer experiences in Bardo, Alberta, one of
the earliest Norwegian settlements in Western Canada. The author is a
granddaughter of the prominent pastor, Bersvend Anderson.
Volume 27, 1977 (book
or pamphlet)
HENIE, SONJA. Mitt livs eventyr. Oslo, Gyldendal norsk forlag, 1938.
94 p.
Autobiography of the skating and motion-picture star.
Volume 11, 1940
HENIE, SONJA. Wings on My Feet. New York, Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1940.
177 p.
Volume 12, 1941
Hennum, Gerd. “From Whaler to Captain of Scottish Industry.”
Norse Heritage Volume II, 17-23.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Henriksen, Joan Felicia. “Four Generations of Rebellion.” Norse
Heritage Volume II, 23-30.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
HENRY, THOMAS R. The Riddle of the Kensington Stone. Reader's Digest,
27:33-37 (November, 1948).
Volume 16 1950
HENRYSON, HENRY T. Family Tree of Hans and Karen Olson, November 3,
1839-November 11, 1948. St. Paul [1948]. 92+92 p.
Volume 16 1950
HERMANNSSON, HALLDOR. The problem of Wineland. (Islendica, XXV.) Ithaca, N.
Y., Cornell university press, 1936. 84 p.
Volume 10, 1938
HERMANSEN, ERLING
Andersen, Adolf. Erling Hermansen Memoriam. Norwegian
American Technical Journal, 31 (September, 1963).
Volume 22, 1965
(biographical sketch)
HERNDON, MARGARET NEAL. Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen. American-Scandinavian
Review, 54:268-274 (Autumn, 1966).
Boyesen’s career in America as
author, lecturer, literary critic, teacher, and translator.
Volume 24, 1970
(article)
Hernt, William R. Stef: A Biography of Vilhjalmur Stefansson, Canadian
Arctic Explorer. Vancouver, 1986. 317 pp.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or
pamphlet)
HERRICK, JOHN P. Oley Nelson-an Unforgettable Character. Annals of
Iowa, 25:117-121
(October, 1943).
Oley Nelson, 1845-1938: farmer;
representative in the Iowa General Assembly, 1886-88; state commander, G.A.R.,
1927-28; national commander, G.A.R., 1935-36.
Volume 14, 1944
HERRON, EDWARD B. Wings over Alaska. New York, 1967. 217 p.
The story
of Carl Ben Eielson, who was the first aviator to cross the top of the world
and to establish air-mail service in Alaska.
Volume 25, 1972 (book or pamphlet)
Herschel, Alf. Fra Fana til Filadelfia. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 51:88
(April, 1958).
A biographical sketch of the Norwegian-American engineer.
Volume 20, 1959
HERSCHER, URI D. Jewish Agricultural Utopias in America, 1880-1910.
Detroit, 1981. 197 pp.
"Herscher draws an interesting comparison
between the success of the kibbutzim of Israel and the failure of the American
collectivist ideal."
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
Herscher, Uri D., ed. A Century of Memories, 1882-1982: The East European
Experience in America. New York, 1983. 189 pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or
pamphlet)
HERTSGAARD, HALVOR and RANDI
Oscar I. Hertsgaard. Halvor og Randi
Hertsgaard. Hallingen, September, 1962.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical
sketch)
HERTSGAARD, O. I. Barndommens nybyggerliv. Hallingen, September,
1965.
Childhood on the North Dakota prairie.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
HERTSGAARD, O. I. De siste ti aar. Hallingen, June, 1967.
Report of
meetings of the Hallinglag in the period from 1957 to 1966.
Volume 24, 1970
(article)
HERTSGAARD, O. I. Nybyggerhus fra Kindred sendes til Folkemuseumet paa
Bygdøy. Hallingen, 170:30-32 (March, 1955).
A pioneer house from
Kindred, North Dakota, is sent to the folk museum at Bygdøy,
Oslo.
Volume 19, 1956
HERTSGAARD, O. I. Torskeklubben i Minneapolis. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
49: 122 (June, 1956).
An account of the “Codfish Club,” a social
organization.
Volume 20, 1959
HERTSGAARD, O. I.
“Hallingkongen” Still Going Strong.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 67: 121-123 (1974).
Review of the work of O. I.
Hertsgaard, the “king of the Hallings,” in behalf of Norse interests
in America.
Volume 27, 1977 (biographical sketch)
HERTSGAARD, OSCAR I.
“Hallingkongen” er 85 år.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 61:102 (May, 1968).
Sketch of Oscar I. Hertsgaard,
active in the promotion of Norwegian culture in America.
Volume 24, 1970
(biographical sketch)
HERTSGAARD, OSCAR I.
“Hallingkongen” i Amerika.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 56:145 (June, 1963).
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical
sketch)
HESKESTAD, SVERRE. Stavangerskuter i emigrant-farten.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 67:275-277 (1974).
Sailboats from Stavanger were
engaged in the transportation of emigrants.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
Hess, Earl J., ed. A German in the Yankee Fatherland: The Civil War
Letters of Henry A. Kircher. Kent, Ohio, 1983. xi, 169 pp.
Volume 31, 1986
(book or pamphlet)
Hessel, Susan T. “A Norwegian-American Medical Dynasty.” The
Sons of Norway Viking, 89, 3: 14-17.
Adolf Gundersen founder of the
Gundersen Clinic in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
HETLE, ERIK. Lars Wilhelm Boe; a Biography. Minneapolis, 1949. 2O3
p.
This biography of the former president of St. Olaf College is reviewed in
Minnesota History, 30:377 (December, 1949).
Volume 16 1950
Heyerdahl, Johan Fr. “Arley Bjella: Norsk ess i Minneapolis.”
The Norseman, 27, 5: N-4-5 (September, 1987).
An interview with the
retiring president of Lutheran Brotherhood.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
HIGHAM, JOHN. "Integrating America: The Problem of Assimilation in the
Nineteenth Century." Journal of American Ethnic History, 1:7-25
(Fall, 1981).
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Higham, John. “The Ethnic Historical Society in Changing Times.”
Journal of American Ethnic History, 14, 2 (Winter, 1994) 30-44.
Volume
34, 1995 (article)
Higham, John. “The Mobilization of Immigrants in Urban America.”
Norwegian-American Studies, 31: 3-33 (1986).
A review of the scholarly
debate about the immigrant’s impact of urban America.
Volume 32, 1989
(article)
HIGHAM, JOHN. From Immigrants to Minorities: Some Recent Literature.
American Quarterly, 10:83-88 (Spring, 1958).
---------- Strangers in
the Land: Patterns of American Nativism, 1860-1925. New Brunswick, New
Jersey, 1957. 431 p.
Reviewed in Wisconsin Magazine of History, Autumn,
1956.
Volume 20, 1959
HIGHAM, JOHN. Send These to Me: Jews and Other Immigrants in Urban
America. New York, 1975. ix, 259 pp.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
Hildebrand, Carver Edstrom. “David Edstrom, Swedish American
Sculptor.” Swedish American Genealogist, 10, 1: 17-29 (March,
1990).
Edstrom (1873-1938) practiced his craft in Europe and the United
States.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Hill, Dennis Auburn. Norwegian Local History: A Bibliography of Material
in the Collections of the Memorial Library, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Madison, Wisconsin, 1989. xiii, 125 pp.
“The largest collection of its
kind in North America, the material includes ‘bygdebøker’ . .
. as well as compendia, directories, anniversary volumes, publications of local
history societies and traditional historical works totaling around 1300
titles.”
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
HILL, DUDLEY TOLL. Genealogy of the Toll Family (of Daniel and Simon)
Branches, with Allied Families of the Former, Together with a Brief History of
the Founder, Karel Hansen Toll. Schenectady, New York, 1941. 47 p.
Volume
15, 1949
HILL, JOHN. Successful Computer Wizard. The Norseman, No. 2: 33-36
(1977).
The story of Gene M. Amdahl and the Amdahl computer plant in Sunnyvale,
California.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
HILLBRAND, PERCIE V. The Norwegians in America. Minneapolis, 1967. 80
p.
Sketches of Norwegian Americans for young folk.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or
pamphlet)
HILLBRAND, PERCIE V. The Norwegians in America. Minneapolis, 1967. 80
pp.
A survey of the contributions made by Norwegian immigrants and their
descendants to American life. Intended for young readers.
Volume 26, 1974 (book
or pamphlet)
Himle, Kjell J. “Odd Johannesson Himle: Ein utvandrar frå
Voss,” Gamalt frå Voss. Voss Bygdeboknemnd, Voss Sogelag,
Voss Folkemuseum, I: 82-98. Title trans.: Odd J. Himle: an emigrant from
Voss..Hogan, Otto. “Den underlege reisa,” Årsskrift for
Lesja historielag (1997), I: 90-101. Title trans.: The strange
journey.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
HISTORIES OF CONGREGATIONS
Volume 23, 1967 (biographical sketch)
HISTORIES OF CONGREGATIONS
Volume 24, 1970 (histories of congregrations)
History of the Leif Erikson Statue in Boston.” Norway Times/Nordisk
Tidende, October 8, 1987, 5, 7.
The statue, the first of Leif Ericson to be
erected in the United States, is 100 years old.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
History of the Spring Grove church organizations. Spring Grove,
Minnesota, 1933. 71p.
Trinity Lutheran church of Spring Grove, Minnesota, was
organized in 1855 by Norwegian immigrants. The first church building was
erected in 1860. Nine church organizations, principally ladies' aids, are
accounted for in this pamphlet. There are several authors. The chairman of the
history committee is Mrs. Emil Trehus.
Volume 8, 1934
HJELMESETH, EILERT. Elling Eielsen, - en norsk banebryder. Norsk ungdom,
2l:l-2 (March, 1933).
A biographical sketch of a noted pioneer
churchman.
Volume 8, 1934
Hjelmeseth, Eilert. Norumbega-Norvega. Var der en norsk-grønlandsk
koloni nær Boston ca.
500 aar--fra Leif Ericksons opdagelsesfærd
til det sekstende aarhundrede? NORSK UNGDOM, 20:13--14 (May, 1932).
From the
name, Norumbega, as a starting point, the author proceeds to ask whether there
was a Norse-Greenland colony near Boston for a period of five hundred years
from the discovery of America by Leif Eriksson to the sixteenth century, and he
concludes that the evidence sustains the probability of such a colony.
Volume
7, 1933
HJELMESETH, EILERT. Vinlands gaaten; historisk roman. Chicago, John
Anderson publishing company, 1934. 206 p.
Fiction. The Vinland riddle. The
action takes place in Norway, Greenland, and America in the years 1354-1364,
and the Kensington rune stone figures in the story.
Volume 9, 1936
HJELM-HANSEN, PAUL
Erling Innvik. Redaktør Paul Hjelm-Hansen.
Decorah-Posten, May 25, 1967.
A sketch of the promoter of settlement in
the Red River Valley.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
HJELM-HANSEN, PAUL, JR. Minne fra pionerenes dager. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
69: 105-106 (1976).
The home of Just Christian Grønvold in
Wanamingo, Minnesota, will be preserved as it was left when Dr. Grønvold
died in 1895.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
HJERMSTAD, H. A. L. Fra nybyggerdagene paa prærien i midtre Nord
Dakota. Samband, 9:2-12
(March, 1933).
Recollections of a Lutheran
pastor on the prairies of central North Dakota.
----------
Smaafortællinger fra nybyggerdagene paa prærien. Samband,
9:42-48 (June, 1933).
Frontier anecdotes from North Dakota.
Volume 8, 1934
Hjortaass H. Chr. Adrian Bentzon; Bergensgutten som vandt Amerikas
første "Dollars-
prinsesse," John Jacob Astors datter.
MINNEAPOLIS TIDENDE, February 11, 1932, p.10.
The story of Adrian Bentzon
(1777-1827), of Bergen, Norway, who married Magdalene Astor, daughter of John
Jacob Astor, in 1807.
Volume 7, 1933
HJORTH-SØRENSEN, ODD. Fra umulius til altmuligmann.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 50:6-8 (January, 1957).
A sketch of the famous
polar explorer, Bernt Balchen.
Volume 20, 1959
Hobson, J. A. Thorstein Veblen. SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, 21:342-345 (October,
1929).
An appraisal of the economic and sociological work of Thorstein Veblen,
with biographical information.
Volume 5, 1930
HOBSON, JOHN A. Veblen. New York, J. Wiley & sons, inc., 1937. 27
p.
Volume 10, 1938
Hodne, Halvor. Rev. Carl Johan Eastvold, D. D. LUTHERAN CHURCH HERALD,
13:1165-1167
(August 13, 1929).
A biographical sketch and encomium of a
prominent pastor and former president of the Hauges Synod.
Volume 5, 1930
HODNEFIELD, J., comp. Some recent publications relating to
Norwegian-American history, IV. Norwegian-American studies and records,
8:136-161 (1934).
Volume 9, 1936
HODNEFIELD, JACOB, comp. Some Recent Publications relating to
Norwegian-American History, XIII. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
17: 159-165 (1952).
Volume 18, 1954
HODNEFIELD, JACOB, comp. Some Recent Publications relating to
Norwegian-American History, XII. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
16:190-200 (1950).
Volume 17, 1952
HODNEFIELD, JACOB, comp. Some Recent Publications relating to
Norwegian-American History, X. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
14:235-243 (1944).
Volume 15, 1949
HODNEFIELD, JACOB, comp. Some Recent Publications relating to
Norwegian-American History, IX. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
13:179-185 (1943).
Volume 14, 1944
HODNEFIELD, JACOB, comp. Some Recent Publications relating to
Norwegian-American History, VIII. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
12: 178-187 (1941).
Volume 13, 1943
HODNEFIELD, JACOB, comp. Some Recent Publications relating to
Norwegian-American History, VII. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
11:160-168 (1940).
Volume 12, 1941
HODNEFIELD, JACOB, comp. Some Recent Publications relating to
Norwegian-American History,
VI. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
10:176-188 (1938).
Volume 11, 1940
HODNEFIELD, JACOB, comp. Some recent publications relating to
Norwegian-American history, V.
Norwegian-American studies and records,
9:106-118 (1936).
Volume 10, 1938
HODNEFIELD, JACOB, comp. Some recent publications relating to
Norwegian-American history, III. Norwegian-American studies and records,
7: 74-92 (1933).
Volume 8, 1934
Hodnefield, Jacob, comp. Some recent publications relating to
Norwegian-American history. Norwegian-American historical association, STUDIES
AND RECORDS, 5:122-133 (1930).
An annotated list of books and articles
published principally during 1929, with a few items from 1928 and 1930.
Volume
6, 1931
Hodnefield, Jacob, comp. Some recent publications relating to
Norwegian-American history. Norwegian-American historical association, STUDIES
AND RECORDS, 5:122-133 (1930).
An annotated list of books and articles
published principally during 1929, with a few items from 1928 and 1930.
Volume
6, 1931
Hodnefield, Jacob, comp. Some recent publications relating to
Norwegian-American history, II.
STUDIES AND RECORDS, 6: 168-182 (1931).
A
second installment of the bibliography begun in volume 5.
Volume 7, 1933
HODNEFIELD, JACOB. Erik L. Petersen. Norwegian-American Studies and
Records, 15:176-184 (1949).
---------- Some Recent Publications relating to
Norwegian-American History, XI. Norwegian-American Studies and Records,
15:210-218 (1949).
Volume 16 1950
HODNEFIELD, JACOB. Norwegian-American Bygdelags and Their Publications.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 18:163-222 (1954).
----------
Some Recent Publications relating to Norwegian-American History.
Norwegian-American
Studies and Records, 18: 223-232 (1954).
----------
The Story County Colony of 1855. Annals of Iowa, 33:34-43 (July,
1955).
An account of the founding of a Norwegian settlement in Iowa.
Volume 19,
1956
HODNEFIELD, OLIVE. Autobiography. Gleanings, 10:10-13 (Hankow, China,
April, 1933).
Olive Hodnefield came to America with her parents in 1873 when
she was seven years old, lived in Iowa until 1892, went to Shanghai, China, in
January, 1893, and has rounded out forty years as a Lutheran missionary,
spending most of the time at Fancheng, Hupeh province.
Volume 8, 1934
HOEN, PETER L. Mit levnetsløb. Brookfield, Illinois, Pacific
press publishing association, 1932. 62 p.
The reminiscences of a Seventh-Day
Adventist who was an evangelist in certain Norwegian communities in Iowa,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Kansas, New York, and Maine. He was born in Norway in 1838
and in, migrated in 1871.
Volume 10, 1938
Hoerder, Dirk , ed. Labor Migration in the Atlantic Economies: The
European and North American Working Classes During the Period of
Industrialization. Westport, Connecticut, 1985. 491 pp.
Volume 32, 1989
(book or pamphlet)
HOERDER, DIRK, ed. American Labor and Immigration Histony, 1877-1920s:
Recent European Research. Urbana, Illinois, 1983. ix. 286 pp.
Volume 30,
1985 (book or pamphlet)
Hoerder, Dirk, ed. Essays on the Scandinavian-North American Press:
1880-1930. Bremen, 1984. 161 pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
Hoerder, Dirk, ed. The Immigrant Labor Press in North America,
1840s-1970s: An Annotated Bibliography. Westport, Connecticut, 1987. 3
vols.
Bibliographies and indexes in American History, no. 8, published by
Greenwood Press. Volume 1 deals with newspapers published by immigrants from
Northern Europe panes, Swedes, Norwegians, Finns, and Icelanders), introductory
material explaining the background and procedures of the project, and an essay
by Hoerder analyzing overall immigration patterns and the development and role
of the immigrant labor press.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Hoff, Olaf. NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN TECHNICAL JOURNAL, I :4 (December, 1928).
An
unsigned article dealing with a noted engineer.
Volume 5, 1930
HOFF, PHILIP
Rolf N. B. Haugen. Philip Hoff: Vermont Governor. Norseman,
no. 2, p. 49-5 1 (1965).
Volume 23, 1967 (biographical sketch)
Hoff, Stein. Drømmen om Galapagos. En ukjent norsk
utvandrerhistorie. Oslo, 1985. 211 pp.
Norwegian emigration to the
Galapagos Islands.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
Hoff, Tina. Erindringer fra nybyggerdagene i Nord Dakota. SAMBAND,
7:130--133 (December,
1931).
Recollections of pioneer days in North
Dakota.
Volume 7, 1933
Hoflund, Charles J. Getting Ahead: A Swedish Immigrant’s
Reminiscences, 1834-1887. Edited by H. Arnold Barton. Carbondale, Illinois,
1989. 127 pp.
An immigrant from Djursdala Parish, Sweden, describes his home in
Sweden, the journey and life in Illinois, Wisconsin and Nebraska from
1850.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
HOFRENNING, B. M. Captain Jens Munk's Septentrionalis; Norse Discovery of
Churchill, Hudson Bay, Sept. 7, 1619. [Fergus Falls, Minnesota, 1942.] 71
p.
Volume 13, 1943
HOFRENNING, B. M. Port Churchill --- Hudson Bay. First Lutheran churchman to
North America, 1619. Rev. Rasmus Jenson Aarhus, the first Lutheran pastor, came
to Churchill, 1619. Lutheran herald, 16:722-724, 734-735 (June 7,
1932).
Aarhus accompanied the Munch expedition. He died on February 20,
1620.
Volume 8, 1934
HOFSTEAD, J. A. Sunnhordlands laget --- en historisk oversigt.
Skandinaven, August 15, 1933, p. 9.
The history of the Sunnhordland
lag, which was organized in 1911 in Story City, Iowa.
Volume 8, 1934
Hofstead, John A. American educators of Norwegian origin; biographical
dictionary.
Minneapolis, Printed at Augsburg publishing house, 1931. 316
p.
Reviewed in a number of periodicals and papers, including
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 25:13-14 (January, 1932); Skandinaven,
November 17, 1931, p. 4, and December 4, 1931, p. 4; Nordisk tidende,
October 8, 1931, p. 18; and Visergutten, October 22, 1931, p. 1,6.
The author gives an explanation and résumé in Minneapolis
tidende for December 17, 1931, p. 10.
Volume 7, 1933
Hoglund, A. William. “Finnish-Americans and Their Disappearing
Immigrant Generation.” Scandinavian Review, 73, 4: 62-71 (Winter,
1985).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
HOGLUND, A. WILLIAM. Finnish Immigrants in America, 1880- 1920.
Madison, 1960. 213 p.
This is mainly an account of the associational life
of the Finnish immigrants.
Volume 21, 1962
HOGLUND, A. WILLIAM. Finnish Immigrants in America, 1880-1920.
Madison, Wisconsin, 1960. 213 p.
Emphasizes organizational life and the
search for economic and political freedom. Reviewed in American-Scandinavian
Review, Summer, 1962.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
Hoglund, A. William. Immigrants and their Children in the United States.
A Bibliography of Doctoral Dissertations, 1885-1982. New York, 1986.
xxviii, 491 pp.
A listing of 3,543 dissertations on immigrants to the
continental United States since 1789 and their children.
Volume 31, 1986 (book
or pamphlet)
Hoidahl, Aagot D. Norwegian-American fiction since 1880. Norwegian-American
historical association, STUDIES AND RECORDS, 5: 61-83 (1930).
A survey,
with mention of the leading figures, such as Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, Waldemar
Ager, O. E. Rølvaag, Martha Ostenso, and others.
Volume 6, 1931
Hoidahl, Aagot D. Norwegian-American fiction since 1880. Norwegian-American
historical association, STUDIES AND RECORDS, 5: 61-83 (1930).
A survey,
with mention of the leading figures, such as Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, Waldemar
Ager, O. E. Rølvaag, Martha Ostenso, and others.
Volume 6, 1931
HOKANSON, NELS M.
Franklin D. Scott. The Saga of Nels M. Hokanson -
Immigrant and Immigrant Historian. Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly,
29: 198-208 (1978).
Volume 28, 1979 (biographical sketch)
Hokkanen, Lawrence and Sylvia, with Anita Middleton. Karelia: A
Finnish-American Couple in Stalin’s Russia, 1934-1941. St. Cloud,
Minn., 1991. xix, 139 pp.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
HOLAND, H. R. A bit from the life of the early settlers; how some of our
people experienced the hard times of 1873. Lutheran almanac, 1933, p.
17-26.
This information, which concerns the Norwegian settlement at Lake Park,
Minnesota, was furnished Mr. Holand by Kristen Eriksen Bjørge, who came
into the district in 1870 from Wisconsin. The trip from Wisconsin was made by
ox team and took two months.
Volume 8, 1934
HOLAND, HJALMAR R. A Pre-Columbian Crusade to America. New York,
1962. 203 p.
Holand’s fifth book on the Kensington Rune Stone. Reviewed in
Sons of Norway, April, 1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
HOLAND, HJALMAR R. A Review of the Kensington Stone Research. Wisconsin
Magazine of History, 36:235-239, 273-276 (Summer, 1953).
Also issued as a
reprint.
---------- Scandinavian Mementos of Medieval Visits to America.
Aarboger for nordisk oldkyndighed og historie, 244-250 (1951).
Also
issued as a reprint.
---------- Skandinaviske minnesmerker i Amerika fra det
fjortende aarhundrede. Aarbøger for nordisk oldkyndighed og
historie, 227-244 (1951).
Volume 18, 1954
Holand, Hjalmar R. An early Norwegian fur trader of the Canadian Northwest.
Norwegian-American historical association, STUDIES AND RECORDS, 5:1-13
(1930).
An account of the life of Willard Ferdinand Wentzel as clerk of the
Northwest Company and as guide to Captain John Franklin on an exploring
expedition beyond the Coppermine River in 1819.
Volume 6, 1931
Holand, Hjalmar R. An early Norwegian fur trader of the Canadian Northwest.
Norwegian-American historical association, STUDIES AND RECORDS, 5:1-13
(1930).
An account of the life of Willard Ferdinand Wentzel as clerk of the
Northwest Company and as guide to Captain John Franklin on an exploring
expedition beyond the Coppermine River in 1819.
Volume 6, 1931
HOLAND, HJALMAR R. Coon Prairie. Decorah, Iowa, 1977. 305 pp.
An
historical report of the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Congregation originally
written in Norwegian on the occasion of its 75th anniversary in 1927. The
present edition was translated into English by Oivind M. Hovde.
Volume 29, 1983
(book or pamphlet)
Holand, Hjalmar R. Coon Valley: en historisk beretning om de norske
menigheter i Coon Valley. Skrevet i anledning av kaldets 75-aarsfest i 1928.
Minneapolis, Augsburg publishing house, 1928, 272 p.
An
historical account of the Norwegian Lutheran churches of Coon Valley,
Wisconsin. The book
opens with a descriptive chapter on Coon Valley, which is
followed by others on the first settlers,
pioneer days, communal affairs, and
Coon Valley soldiers in the Civil War. Eleven chapters (p. 63-159) are devoted
to accounts of churches and pastors. Chapter 18, on some of the sons and
daughters of Coon Valley, contains twenty-one short biographical sketches of
contemporaries, with portraits. Perhaps the most valuable portion of the book
is chapter 19 (p. 172-263), consisting of pioneer biographies. There are
sketches of some 450 individuals, in many cases accompanied by
photographs.
---------- ed. Early days in Ephraim; a collection of
sketches prepared for the occasion of the seventieth anniversary of the
dedication of the Ephraim Moravian church. Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, The Door
County historical society, 1929. 40 p. (PENINSULA HISTORICAL REVIEW, vol. 3,
no. 1.)
The fact that Ephraim was largely settled by Norwegian immigrants lends
interest to this item. The pamphlet includes articles on "Ephraim in the
making," by Clement Houler; "A brief account of the Ephraim Moravian
church," by George Westphal; and "Reminiscences of a pioneer,"
by Carl Nelson.
---------- Norway House i Canadas skoger. NORDMANDS
FORBUNDET, 22; 377-381 (November, 1929).
A description and account of Norway
House on Lake Winnipeg.
Volume 5, 1930
Holand, Hjalmar R. En sagastub fra nybyggerlivet. NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET,
23:24-28
(December, 1930).
Kristen Eriksen Bjørge, immigrant from
Gudbrandsdalen, Norway, has recounted to the author of this article his
experiences as a pioneer, his trip in 1870 from his first halting place in
Wisconsin to the Lake Park settlement in northwestern Minnesota, his
construction of a log cabin, early tillage, muskrat hunting, his recollections
of grasshopper plagues, Indian troubles, and the coming of the
railroads.
----------Den sidste folkevandring; sagastubber fra nybyggerlivet i
Amerika. Oslo, Forlagt av H. Aschehoug & Co. (W. Nygaard), 1930. 331 p.
In
this volume the author deals with pioneer Norwegian settlements. The topics
include: The Norwegian pioneer; Cleng Peerson; Muskego settlement; Ephraim,
Wisconsin; Winneshiek County, Iowa; Goodhue County, Minnesota; Norway Lake,
Minnesota; Indian war; Grasshopper plague; Land of ten thousand lakes; Grant
County, Minnesota; Dakota County, Minnesota; and the Red River Valley. Reviewed
by Arne Kildal in Nordmands-forbundet, 23:373 (November, 1930).
Volume
6, 1931
Holand, Hjalmar R. En sagastub fra nybyggerlivet. NORDMANDS-FORBUNDET,
23:24-28
(December, 1930).
Kristen Eriksen Bjørge, immigrant from
Gudbrandsdalen, Norway, has recounted to the author of this article his
experiences as a pioneer, his trip in 1870 from his first halting place in
Wisconsin to the Lake Park settlement in northwestern Minnesota, his
construction of a log cabin, early tillage, muskrat hunting, his recollections
of grasshopper plagues, Indian troubles, and the coming of the
railroads.
----------Den sidste folkevandring; sagastubber fra nybyggerlivet i
Amerika. Oslo, Forlagt av H. Aschehoug & Co. (W. Nygaard), 1930. 331 p.
In
this volume the author deals with pioneer Norwegian settlements. The topics
include: The Norwegian pioneer; Cleng Peerson; Muskego settlement; Ephraim,
Wisconsin; Winneshiek County, Iowa; Goodhue County, Minnesota; Norway Lake,
Minnesota; Indian war; Grasshopper plague; Land of ten thousand lakes; Grant
County, Minnesota; Dakota County, Minnesota; and the Red River Valley. Reviewed
by Arne Kildal in Nordmands-forbundet, 23:373 (November, 1930).
Volume
6, 1931
Holand, Hjalmar R. Gamle jægere i Douglas Co.; en beretning om de
første nybyggere i
Douglas County, Minnesota. REFORM, June 25, 1931,
p.2, July 2, 1931, p.2.
Pioneers and hunters in Douglas County, Minnesota, a
Norwegian settlement.
---------- The Kensington stone; a study in pre-Columbian
American history. Ephraim,
Wisconsin, Author, 1932. 316 p.
A comprehensive
treatment, summing up the evidence that the author has accumulated concerning
the famous Kensington rune stone. Reviewed in Minnesota history,
115:182-184 (June, 1932); American-Scandinavian review, 22:224-230
(April, 19325); New York times book review, February 21, 1932, p. 14;
Nordisk tidende, April 28, 1932, p. 1, 16; Reform, January 28,
1932, p. 2, and February 25, 1932, p. 4, 7; and elsewhere.
Volume 7,
1933
HOLAND, HJALMAR R. Kensingtonsteinens mangfoldighet. Nordisk tidskrift
før vetenskap, konst och industri, 26:121-129 (1950).
---------- The
Origin of the Kensington Inscription. Scandinavian Studies, 23:23-30
(February, 1951).
Volume 17, 1952
HOLAND, HJALMAR R. My First Eighty Years. New York, 1957. 256 p.
The
autobiography of the intrepid champion of the Kensington rune stone.
----------
Norway’s Most Remarkable Emigrant to America. Sons of Norway, 55 :5
(January, 1958).
An article about Nils Otto Tank, who tried to found a
socialist community in the wilds of Wisconsin.
---------- Explorations in
America before Columbus. New York, 1955. 381 p.
Volume 20, 1959
HOLAND, HJALMAR R. Norwegians in America: The Last Migration. Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, 1978. 256 pp.
A translation by Helmer M. Blegen of
Holand’s popular Den siste folkevandring, published in 1930. The
present version is edited by Evelin Ostraat Wierenga and illustrated by Elsie
Hotvedt Thorsen.
Volume 28, 1979 (book)
HOLAND, HJALMAR R. Westward from Vinland; An Account of the Norse
Discoveries and Explorations in America, 98-1362. New York, Duell, Sloan
and Pearce, 1940. 354 p.
Reviewed in Minnesota History, 21:302-304
(September, 1940).
Volume 12, 1941
HOLAND, HJALMAR RUED
Theodore C. Blegen. Runestone Champion. Minnesota
History, 38:383 (December, 1963).
Hjalmar R. Holand avgaat ved
døden. Decorah-Posten, August 15, 1963.
Bertram Jensenius.
Hjalmar R. Holand Died August 8. Vinland (Chicago), August 15,
19683
Harold S. Langland. Hjalmar Rued Holand. Minnesota Posten
(Minneapolis), August 15, 1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
HOLAND, HJALMAR RUED). America, 1355-1364, a New Chapter in Pre-Columbian
History. New York, 1946. 256 p.
Volume 15, 1949
HOLAND, HJALMAR RUED. A Fourteenth-Century Runic Inscription from Martha's
Vineyard. Scandinavian Studies, 21:79-88 (May, 1949).
---------- Hjalmar
Rued Holand Presents New Evidence That Famous Newport Tower Was Built by
Norsemen. Nordisk tidende, August 19, 1948.
---------- The Newport
Tower, Norse or English: The Measurements Give the Answer. American-
Scandinavian Review, 87:280-286 (September, 1949).
---------- Vinland
Visited 1050. American-Scandinavian Review, 37:18-25 (March,
1949).
Volume 16 1950
HOLAND, HJALMAR RUED. The Runic Inscription on No Man's Land. New England
Quarterly, 17:56-70 (March, 1944).
Also issued as a reprint.
Volume 14,
1944
Holand. Noted Historian Receives Sons of Norway Recognition. Sons of
Norway, 59:65 (April, 1962).
Festivities honoring Hjalmar Rued
Holand.
---------- Hjalmar Rued Holand: He Kept Alive Our History. Capital
Times, August 10, 1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
HOLBERT, SUE E. AND HOLMQUIST, JUNE D. A History Tour of 50 Twin City
Landmarks. St. Paul, 1966. 64 p.
Includes the Muskego Church on the campus
of Luther Theological Seminary, St. Paul.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
HOLBO, PAUL S. The Farmer-Labor Association: Minnesota’s Party within a
Party. Minnesota History, 38:301-309 (September, 1963).
Volume 22, 1965
(article)
HOLGER, ARBMAN. The Vikings. New York, 1961. 212 p.
Volume 21 of a
series, Ancient Peoples and Places. Translated and edited by Alan Binns,
it deals with colonization in several areas, including North America. Reviewed
in Speculum, October, 1962.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
HOLLAND, CLIFFORD B. Towhead, Son of a Norman. New York, 1976. 237
pp.
A Norwegian-American boy grows to maturity on the Mesabi Iron Range during
the years 1912-1921.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
HOLLAND, RUTH ROBINS. Vikings of the West: The Scandinavian immigrants in
America. New York, 1968. 61 p.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
Hollwas, John. “John Reagan’s Emigrant’s Guide: A
Neglected Literary Achievement.” Illinois Historical Journal, 77:
269-294 (Winter, 1984).
The Emigrant’s Guide is a detailed account
of immigration to early Illinois.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
HOLMEN, TORLEIF K.
Asbjørn E. Thomassen. Torleif K. Holmen Memoriam.
Norwegian American Technical Journal, 30 (September, 1963).
Volume 22,
1965 (biographical sketch)
HOLMES, FRED L. Old World Wisconsin; around Europe in the Badger State.
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, 1944. 368 p.
Chapter 5, p. 91-108, is entitled
"Festive Vikings Devour Lutefisk,-Stoughton and Westby."
Volume 15,
1949
HOLMES, FREDERICK L. Old World Wisconsin: Around Europe in the Badger
State. Madison, 1974. 368 pp.
A discussion of the European ethnic groups,
both large and small, that settled in Wisconsin. Originally published in
1944.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
HOLMQUIST, JUNE DRENNING, ed. They Chose Minnesota: A Survey of the
State’s Ethnic Groups. St. Paul, 1981. 614 pp.
Contains essays on the
Norwegians by Carlton C. Qualey and Jon A. Gjerde, the Swedes by John G. Rice,
the Danes and Icelanders by Ann Regan, and the Finns and Swede-Finns by Timo
Riippa. The book is a result of a project initiated at the Minnesota Historical
Society by Carlton C. Qualey in 1973. There is information on sixty ethnic
groups that settled in Minnesota.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or pamphlet)
HOLST, H. B. Har den store utvandring fra Sørlandet været til
landsdelens fordel? Nordisk tidende, January l2, 1933, p.
This
discussion raises the question as to whether emigration from the southern part
of Norway has been of benefit to the district. No definite conclusion is
reached, but the weight of the argument seems to be in the affirmative.
Volume
8, 1934
HOLSTAD, RUTH. I Remember Grandma. Ebenezer, 30:24-27 (February,
1963).
Sketch about Mrs. Hans A. Hoistad of Northfield.
Volume 23, 1967
(article)
HOLTAN, GEORGE T. and C. CARL, and BRACKEY, AGNES. Holtan
Family History. Forest City, Iowa, 1950. 86 p.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or
pamphlet)
Holten, Endre. “Ein utvandrer frå Jordalsgrenda.” Du mitt
Nordmøre, 1989: 80-83.
About Gunder Graven, emigrant from
Møre in the west of Norway.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Holten, Endre. “Romsdalinger i Lincoln City, South Dakota.”
Årsskrift. Romsdal sogelag, 1992, I: 75-79.
Emigrants from
Romsdal, Møre og Romsdal.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Holubetz, Sylvia H., ed. Farewell to the Homeland: European Immigration
to Northeast Wisconsin, 1840 to 1900. Green Bay, Wisconsin, 1984. 150
pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
Home of the Pioneers." The Norseman, 40-41 (2, 1982).
The
parsonage at Snåsa in North Trøndelag was the childhood home of
two prominent Norwegian-American immigrants: Ole Rynning, author of the
influential book, True Account of America, and Bernt Julius Muus,
founder of St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
HONG, EDNA HATLESTAD, and HONG, HOWARD. Muskego Boy. Minneapolis,
Augsburg Publishing House, [1943]. 96 p.
Fiction; the setting is the Norwegian
settlement and the time is a hundred years ago.
Volume 14, 1944
Hong, Margot Höjfors. Ölänningar över haven.
Utvandring från Öland 1840-1930. Uppsala, 1986. 276
pp.
Emigration from the island of Öland, Sweden, 1840-1930. Published as
number 143 of the series. Studia Historica Upsaliensia.
Volume 32, 1989 (book
or pamphlet)
HOOVER, KNIGHT. Norwegians in New York. Norwegian-American Studies,
24:221-234 (1970).
The origin, present status, and possible future of the
Norwegian colony in New York City and Brooklyn.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
HOPP, ZINKEN. Eventyret om Ole Bull. Bergen, 1945. 293 p.
Includes an
account of Bull’s American tours and experiences.
Volume 18, 1954
Horton, Myles. An Autobiography by Myles Horton, with Judith Kohl and
Herbert Kohl. Preface by Bill Moyers. New York, 1990. 231 pp.
Horton
(1905-1990) founded the Highlander Folk School in Monteagle, Tennessee, on
Danish folk school models which he studied in Denmark. “It may well be
that Grundtvig’s educational ideas have found their most effective
expression in this country through the efforts of Myles Horton.”
Volume
33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
HOSTVEDT, ERLING. Camp Little Norway og den norske
marine.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 35:6-8 (January, 1942).
From this base in
Canada the Norwegian fliers and the Norwegian marine co-operate.
Volume 13,
1943
HOTTRAN, PETTER
Norskamerikaneren som har slaat sig til ro i Norge.
Decorah-Posten, August 9, 1962.
An immigrant retires to Norway.
Volume
22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
Houe, Poul, ed. Out of Scandinavia: Essays on Transatlantic Crossings of
Cultural Boundaries. Minneapolis, 1993. 116 pp.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or
pamphlet)
HOUGEN, OLAF. Magnus Swenson, Inventor and Chemical Engineer.
Norwegian-American Studies
and Records, 10:152-175 (1938).
Volume 11,
1940
Hought, Anna Guttormsen with Florence Ekstrand. Anita. Seattle,
Washington, 1986. 142 pp.
Autobiography of a girl from Oslo who settled in
northern Montana.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
HOUKOM, JOHN A., ed. Pioneer Kjærkebøn Writes from Coon
Prairie. Wisconsin Magazine of History, 27:439-445 (June, 1944).
Two
letters written December 18, 1856, and October 23, 1858, to Svenung Olsen
Houkom, at Kviteseid, Telemark, Norway. Kjærkebøn emigrated in
1851.
Volume 15, 1949
HOUKOM, MRS. A. Graphic Descriptions of Pioneer Days. Telesoga,
series 2, no. 4, p. 12-17 (1952).
Wisconsin pioneering during the
nineteenth century.
Volume 18, 1954
HOVDE, B. J. Notes on the effects of emigration upon Scandinavia. Journal
of modern history, 6:253-279 (September, 1934).
Volume 9, 1936
HOVDE, BRYN J. Scandinavia in a Divided World; Institute on the Marshall
Plan, the North Atlantic Pact, and Related Problems as They Affect Particularly
the Scandinavian Countries, January 9, 10, 11, and 12, 1950. Bryn J. Hovde
and others. Under the auspices of the University of Minnesota’s program in
Scandinavian area studies. Minneapolis, 1950. 64 p.
Volume 17, 1952
HOVDE, BRYNJOLF J. Norwegian-Americans. In Francis J. Brown and Joseph S.
Roucek, Our racial and national minorities, their history, contributions,
and present problems, 103-115. New York, Prentice-Hall, inc., 1937.
A brief
survey of Norwegian immigration, from 1825 to the present time, to New York,
Illinois, and the West, exhibiting the growth of immigration, its type, causes
(economic and otherwise, including America letters) and describing the cultural
life in the established communities represented by churches, schools,
periodicals and papers, politics, and literature.
Volume 10, 1938
HOVDE, BRYNJOLF J. The Scandinavian Countries, 1720-1865; the Rise of the
Middle Classes. Boston, 1943. 2 vols.
Chapter 27, vol. 2, p. 650-661, is
entitled, "Emigration."
Volume 15, 1949
Hovde, Brynjolf J., transl, and ed. Three civil war letters
from 1862. Norwegian-American historical association, STUDIES AND RECORDS, 4:
74-91 (1929).
The first two of these letters are devoted mainly to a
description of the battle between the "Monitor" and the
"Merrimac," and the third describes certain aspects of the peninsular
campaign of 1862 under General McClellan. The letters were printed in the
Norwegian newspaper Morgenbladet (Christiania), under date of May 27 and
July 24, 1862.
Volume 5, 1930
HOVDE, GUDRUN. Snowshoe Thompson. Arbok for Telemark, 54-64 (Skien,
Norway, 1958).
Volume 20, 1959
HOVDHAUGEN, EINAR. Utvandringa til Amerika frå Ringebu.
Ringebu, Norway, 1983. xiii, 177 pp.
Immigration from the community of
Ringebu, Norway.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
HOVELSEN, LEIF. The Flying Norseman. Ishpeming, Michigan, 1983. 132
pp.
An account by his son of the life of Carl Hovelsen, a Norwegian skier who
later came to America where he promoted the skiing sport for many years.
Volume
30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
HØVERSTAD, H. En tur til Valders, Wisconsin. Samband, 10:
93-97 (December, 1934).
A portrayal of the Norwegian settlement at Valders,
Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, with an illustration of the first church and a
portrait of Stefan Olson Helle, pioneer.
Volume 9, 1936
Høverstad, Helge. De norsk-amerikanske bygdelags indflydelse paa vort
land og paa vort folks kultur. SKANDINAVEN ALMANAK OG KALENDER, 1929, p.
70-75.
Considers the influence of the Norwegian-American bygdelag,
especially on the culture of the Norwegian-Americans.
Volume 5, 1930
Hovland, Bjørg, et al., eds. Frå Sogn til Amerika: den
tidlege utvandringa, translated by Ion Drew, et al. Kaupanger:
Historielaget for Sogn, 1994. 151 pp.; ill. Årbok for Sogn, 1994,
no. 40. Captions and summary in English. Title trans.: From Sogn to America:
the early emigration.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
HOWARD, J. T. Tapper, Bertha Feiring (Jan. 25, 1859-Sept. 1915).
Dictionary of American biography,
18:305-306 (1936).
Volume 9, 1936
HOWE, IRVING. World of Our Fathers. New York, 1976. 714 pp.
A
sociocultural history of the approximately two million Jews who left Russia for
the United States between 1881 and 1921.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
Hoyle, Karen Nelson. “Danish Immigrant Contributions to Mainstream
American Children’s Literature, 1867-1983: An Overview.” The
Bridge, 6, 2: 18-26 (1983).
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
HOYME, GJERMUND. Fra Formann Hoymes barndom. Jul i vesterheimen,
19-22 (1958).
Autobiographical notes of Gjermund Hoyme (1848-1902), for a
number of years president of the United Norwegian Lutheran Church in
America.
Volume 18, 1954
Hughey, Michael W “Making’ History: The Vikings in the American
Heartland.” International Journal of Politics, Culture, and
Society, 2, 3 (Spring, 1989) 338-360.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
HUMPHREY, HUBERT H.
Johan Hambro. Første norsk-amerikanske
vice-president. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 57:246-248 (December, 1964).
The
first Norwegian-American Vice-President.
Hans Kristoffersen. Hva med senator
Hubert Humphreys norske bakgrund? Nordisk Tidende, September 3,
1964.
Sketch of Humphrey’s Norwegian background.
Volume 23, 1967
(biographical sketch)
HUMPHREY, HUBERT. Leif Eriksons opdagelse av Amerika maa bli anerkjent.
Decorah-Posten, June 13, 1963.
Speech to the Congress introducing a
joint resolution recognizing Leif Ericson’s discovery of America.
Volume
22, 1965 (article)
HUMPHREY, SENATOR HUBERT H. Norway - A Living Testimonial to the American
Dream. Sons of Norway Viking, 72: 282 (1975).
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
HUNNESTAD, STEINAR. Prærien i vest. Oslo, 1980. 215 pp.
Account
of a journey across America, including visits to areas of Norwegian
settlement.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
HUNNESTAD, STEINAR. Prærien i vest. Oslo, 1980. 215 pp.
An
illustrated volume about life in the United States.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or
pamphlet)
HUNT, MORTON M. Secret of the Vanished Explorer. Saturday Evening Post,
223:40 (June 9, 1951).
Reprinted in abbreviated form as “Saga of Leif
the Lucky and Mr. Pohl,” in Reader’s Digest, 59:10-14
(September, 1951).
Volume 17, 1952
Hurt, H. W. Goals. New York, Murray book corporation, 1931. 272 p.
The story of Knute Rockne, written for boys, with emphasis on his
athletic attainments.
Volume 7, 1933
HUSEBOE, A. R. AND GEYER, W., eds. Where the West Begins. Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, 1978. 160 pp.
Essays on Middle Border and Siouxland
writing, in honor of Herbert Krause. Among authors discussed is Ole E.
Rølvaag.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
Huseboe, Arthur R. An Illustrated History of the Arts in South Dakota.
With a section on Sioux Indian arts by Arthur Amiotte. Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, 1989. 396 pp.
Contains chapters on the Borgund stave church replica in
Sioux Falls; the Grieg Male Chorus, Canton; Norwegian immigrant fiddler Jarle
Foss of Scotland, South Dakota; Solon Borglum, Gutzum Borglum (and Mount
Rushmore); and Ole Rølvaag.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Huseboe, Arthur R. and Sandra Looney, eds. Growing Up in Siouxland.
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 1989. 74 pp.
Contains essays “about real
and fictional children who lived in Siouxland during the pioneering era”
including an essay by Solveig Zempel, “The Bi-Cultural World of Norwegian
American Children in Immigrant Literature and Letters.”
Volume 33, 1992
(book or pamphlet)
HUSEBOE, ARTHUR R., ed. Big Sioux Pioneers: Essays about the Settlement
of the Dakota Prairie Frontier. Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 1980. 88 pp.
Big
Sioux country is the locale of Rolvaag’s pioneer novels. Three of the
essays in the volume concern Rolvaag and his works.
Volume 29, 1983 (book or
pamphlet)
HUSEBOE, ARTHUR R., ed. Siouxland Heritage. Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, 1982.92 pp.
This volume contains articles by "Einar Haugen,
Fredrick Manfred, and John Milton on the history and culture of South Dakota
with its strong Scandinavian and largely Norwegian contributions."
Volume
30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
HUSTON, LUTHER A. Pathway to Judgment: A Study of Earl Warren.
Philadelphia, 1966. 197 p.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
HUSTVEDT, HALVOR B. The Missouri flood of 1881; translated by Katherine
Hustvedt. Norwegian-American studies and records, 9:77-94 (1956).
Volume
10, 1938
Hustvedt, Lloyd. “Images of the Minister in Norwegian-American
Literature.” Essays on Norwegian-American Literature and History,
Volume II, 201-211.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Hustvedt, Lloyd. “O. A. Tveitmoe: Labor Leader.”
Norwegian-American Studies, 30: 3-54 (1985).
The life and activities of
a prominent Norwegian-American labor organizer and editor in the San Francisco
area in the first quarter of this century.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
HUSTVEDT, LLOYD. Rasmus Bjørn Anderson: Pioneer Scholar.
Northfield, Minnesota, 1966. 381 p.
A biography of a prominent
Norwegian-American author and editor. Reviewed in American Historical
Review, April, 1967, Journal of American History, September, 1967,
and Minnesota History, Fall, 1967.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
HUSTVEDT, LLOYD. The Norwegian-American Historical Association and Its
Antecedents. Americana Norvegica, 3:294-306 (1971).
Volume 26, 1974
(article)
HUTCHINSON, E. P. Legislative History of American Immigration Policy,
1798-1965. Philadelphia,
1981. xv, 685 pp.
It traces "one of
America's largest and most complex bodies of legislation, perhaps exceeded only
by the federal tax code."
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
HVAMSTAD, PER TH. Hadelendingenes “Brua.” Nordmanns-Forbundet,
58:62 (March-April, 1965).
Hadelandlag’s magazine over forty
years.
---------- Kubberulla. Bygdebrevet, second series, no. 11, p. 11
(June 8, 1965).
The kubberulla, the Norwegian immigrant’s wagon,
and its predecessors in Norway.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
HVAMSTAD, PER. Amerikabrevet fra Mons Grinager 1853. Decorah-Posten,
May 18, 1967.
The author of an America letter, written in Racine County,
Wisconsin, later became a captain in the Civil War.
---------- Streif fra
utvandringens dramatiske saga. Decorah-Posten, January 11, 1968.
Two
America letters by Mons Grinager, 1854.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
HVAMSTAD, PER. Pioneren Peder Borderud og hans “log cabin.”
Aarbok for Glaamdalen, 11-22 (Elverum, Norway, 1967).
The story of Peder
Borderud, whose North Dakota log cabin forms the nucleus of the pioneer
division at the outdoor museum on Bygdøy, near Oslo.
Volume 25, 1972
(article)
HVEM ER HVEM I DET NORSKE AMERIKA. Skandinaven, December 26,
1940-July 3, 1941.
An irregular series of who's who among Norwegian Americans.
Volume 12, 1941
Hvenekilde, Anne. “Readers for Norwegian-American Schools,”
Norwegian-American Studies (1995), 34: 135-169.
Volume 35, 2000
(article)
Hvidt, Kristian. “Sylvia Pio: A Danish American Livewire.”
Translated by J. R. Christianson. The Bridge, 13, 1: 93-101
(1990).
A letter by the daughter of the Danish Socialist describing her
father’s life as a political exile in Chicago with an introduction by
Hvidt.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
HVIDT, KRISTIAN. Emigration Agents. Scandinavian Journal of History,
3: 179-203 (1978).
The character and influence of the numerous emigration
agents, representing steamship lines and other corporations, who scoured the
European countries during the height of emigration.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
HVIDT, KRISTIAN. Flight to America: The Social Background of 300,000
Danish Emigrants. New York, 1975. vii, 214 pp.
A translation, in part, of
the author’s Flugten til Amerika eller drivkræfter i
masseudvandringen fra Danmark 1865-1914. Aarhus, 1971.
Volume 28, 1979
(book or pamphlet)
HVIDT, KRISTIAN. Flugten til Amerika: Eller drivkræfter i
masseudvandringen fra Danmark 1865-1914. Aarhus, Denmark, 1971. 557 pp.
A
thorough analysis of the “push and the pull” influencing Danish
migration to America and other countries. Reviewed by Kenneth O. Bjork in
American Historical Review, February, 1973.
Volume 26, 1974 (book or
pamphlet)
HVIDT, KRISTIAN. Scandinavian Discord on Emigration. Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, 25: 254-263 (1974). Translated by H. A.
Barton.
Discord between Danes and Swedes caused largely by factors connected
with emigration.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
HVIDT, KRISTIAN. The Westward Journey. 91 pp.
Living conditions
aboard the ships and railway cars which brought the immigrants to the American
West.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
HVIDT, KRISTIAN. Utvandringen fra Skandinavien før 1914: Et nordisk
forsknings prosjekt. Nordisk Tidsskrift, 275-281 (1972).
A comparative
study to reveal similarities and differences in emigration from the
Scandinavian countries before 1914.
Volume 27, 1977 (article)
Hvordan Norseville-kolonien ble til. Kart og kompas (Brooklyn), vol.
56, no. 9, p. 11 (September, 1958).
The founding of Norseville, a Norwegian
community near New York City.
Volume 21, 1962
I Skied Better 100 Years Ago." The Norseman, 54 (2, 1983).
A
biographical sketch of Herman Smith-Johannsen, age 108, who helped popularize
skiing in Canada.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
I vikingers fotspor. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 54:94 (April, 1961).
A
brief presentation of Helge Ingstad’s proposed 1961 expedition in
northeastern North America to discover evidences of early Viking
voyages.
Volume 21, 1962
I. B.” Guttorm Brekke fyller år. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
49:103 (May, 1956).
A biographical sketch of a famous Norwegian-American
engineer.
Volume 20, 1959
Ibarra, Robert A. and Arnold Strickon. “The Norwegian-American
Dairy-Tobacco Strategy in Southeastern Wisconsin.” Norwegian-American
Studies, 32: 3-30 (1989).
“The authors demonstrate how a combination
of tobacco cultivation and dairying represent a logical production plan that
also reflected ethnic values connected with Norwegian-American rural
culture.”
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
IBSEN, NICOLAI A.
Peder H. Nelson. Henrik Ibsens bror.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 57: 63 (March-April, 1964).
Henrik Ibsen’s
brother; Nicolai Ibsen’s life in America.
Volume 23, 1967 (biographical
sketch)
Ijams, Ethel W. “A Young Immigrant Hears From Home.” The
Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 41, 1: 35-46 (January, 1990).
Letters from Sweden to Peter Andersson in Nebraska and South Dakota are
described.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
ILLINOIS
Peder H. Nelson. Fox River i Illinois. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
55:69 (March, 1962).
Chicago. Vinland, June 13, 1963.
Volume 22,
1965 (history of community)
IMMIGRANT CONTRIBUTIONS TO AMERICAN LIFE. Los Angeles,Los Angeles County,
Superintendent of Schools, 1940. 80 p.
Among other contributions are enumerated
the Norwegian, with special mention of Jacob Fjelde, Olive Fremstad, Martha
Ostenso, and O. E. Rølvaag.
Volume 12, 1941
IMMIGRANT EXPLORATION OF THE MIDDLE WEST IN 1839; a Letter by Johannes
Johansen and Søren Bache. Translated by the Verdandi Study Club.
Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 14:41-53 (1944).
Volume 15, 1949
Immigrant-historiens Grand Old Man. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 53:60
(March, 1960).
Theodore C. Blegen, dean of the graduate school of the
University of Minnesota and managing editor for Norwegian-American Historical
Association publications, is cited on his retirement.
Volume 21, 1962
Immigration. Hele 900,000 nordmenn utvandret på 135 år.
Nordisk Tidende, November 18, 1965.
Statistics and causes of emigration
from Norway, mostly to the United States, since 1825.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
In Loving Memory: Carl G. O. Hansen. Sons of Norway, 57:138 (July,
1960).
A biographical sketch.
Volume 21, 1962
IN MEMORIAM TORE E. HAUGEN, JANUARY 15, 1860-DECEMBER 31, 1940. N.p.,
[1941]. 18 p.
The subject of this sketch immigrated in 1862 and lived in
Minnesota and South Dakota.
Volume 12, 1941
Ingstad discovery. Dig Up Village Believed Once Vikings’ Home.
Chicago Tribune, November 6, 1963.
An article on Helge Ingstad’s
findings on Newfoundland.
---------- Evidence of Norse Settlement Explored in
Recent Newfoundland Expeditions. Sons of Norway, 60:196 (October,
1963).
---------- Ingstad Finds Sites of Viking Settlements. Sons of Norway,
58:212 (November, 1961).
---------- Nå endelig godtatt: Vikingen her
før Columbus. Nordisk Tidende, November 14, 1963.
----------
Nordmændenes opdagelse av Amerika godkjendes av amerikanske autoriteter.
Decorah-Posten, November 14, 1963.
Ingstad’s Viking village
recognized by scholars as authentic.
---------- Viking Settlement Unearthed in
Newfoundland. News of Norway, 20:153 (November 14, 1963).
Volume 22,
1965 (article)
Ingstad på Newfoundland for 7. gang. Finner flere hustufter.
Nordisk Tidende, October 8, 1967.
Ingstad party has excavated the eighth
Viking site at L’Anse Aux Meadows.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
INGSTAD, HELGE. En norsk viking i nord-Canadas ødemark.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 26:10-12 (January, 1933).
The man here designated
as a Viking is Hjalmar Dale, hunter, trapper, and farmer, who crossed alone
from the Mackenzie Valley to Hudson Bay.
Volume 8, 1934
INGSTAD, HELGE. Fra Grønlands norrøne bygder til de nye
landene i vest. Minnesota Posten, November 21, 1963.
A news article on
the background of Ingstad’s recent North American expeditions.
Volume 22,
1965 (article)
INGSTAD, HELGE. Land under the Polar Star. New York, 1966. 381
p.
Naomi Walford’s translation of Landet under leidarstjernen
(1959), an account of Ingstad’s expedition to Greenland in 1953.
Reviewed in Times Literary Supplement (London), March 24,
1966.
---------- Øst for den store bre. Oslo, 1945. 157
p.
East of the big glacier; the author’s hunting expedition to
eastern Greenland, Eirik Raude country, during the winter of 1932-33. First
published in 1935.
---------- Vesterveg til Vinland. Oslo, 1965. 284
p.
A popular account of the author’s five expeditions to North
America.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
INGSTAD, HELGE. Landet under leidarstjernen. Oslo, 1959. 592 p.
Research in the ruins of Norse settlements in Greenland. Reviewed in Sons
of Norway, November, 1961.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
INGSTAD, HELGE. Vinland Ruins Prove Vikings Found the New World. National
Geographic, 126:708-734 (November, 1964).
The author’s finds at
L’Anse aux Meadow, Newfoundland, and the Viking expeditions that preceded
his.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
INGSTAD, HELGE. Westward to Vinland. London and New York, 1969.
Translated by Erik J. Friis.
A description of Ingstad’s discovery of
Norwegian settlements in Newfoundland.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or pamphlet)
Ingstadfunnene skal leveres tilbake til Canada. Decorah-Posten, March
20, 1969.
Viking remains in Newfoundland will be given to Canada.
Volume 24,
1970 (article)
INGVOLDSTAD, ORLANDO. Rimes for Rusty. Pasadena, 1964. 21
p.
Short poems on assorted subjects.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
Ingwersen, Faith, and Mary Kay Norseng, eds. Fin(s) de Siècle in
Scandinavian Perspective: Studies in Honor of Harald S. Naess. Columbia,
S.C., 1993. 245 pp.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
Innes, Harold A. A bibliography of Thorstein Veblen. SOUTHWESTERN POLITICAL
AND SOCIAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, 10: 56-68 (June, 1929).
Volume 5, 1930
INNVIK, ERLING. 100 aar siden den grufulde indianer-opstand fandt sted i
Minnesota. Decorah-Posten, July 26, August 2, 1962.
The Minnesota Indian
uprising of a century ago.
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
INNVIK, ERLING. Decorah-Posten’s historie gjennem 90 aar.
Decorah-Posten, September 3, 1964.
Decorah-Posten through ninety
years.
Volume 23, 1967 (article)
INNVIK, ERLING. Decorah-Postens historie gjennom 95 aar.
Decorah-Posten, September 4, 1969.
A history of
Decorah-Posten.
---------- Den norske presse i Amerika.
Decorah-Posten, April 28, 1966.
---------- 100 aar siden Paul
Hjelm-Hansen “aapnet” veien til norsk bosetning i Red River Valley.
Decorah-Posten, May 4, 1967.
---------- Sagaen om sangkoret
“Luren.” Decorah-Posten, June 16, 1966.
The story of a singing
society founded in Decorah, Iowa, in 1868.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
International Summer School. Ambassador 1962. Oslo, 1960. 147
p.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
IORIZZO, LUCIANO J., and MONDELLO, SALVATORE. The Italian-Americans.
New York, 1971. 273 pp.
An attempt to give a comprehensive survey of the
history of Italians in America.
Volume 26, 1974 (book or pamphlet)
ISAKSSON, OLOV. Bishop Hill. American-Scandinavian Review, 58:
117-128 (June, 1970).
An article about the communal settlement of Bishop Hill,
Illinois, founded by Swedish immigrants in 1846.
Volume 25, 1972 (article)
ISAKSSON, OLOV. Bishop Hill: A Utopia on the Prairie. Stockholm,
1969. 183 p.
An account of Sweden’s first major settlement in the Midwest.
Richly illustrated with photographs by Sörn Hallgren.
Volume 25, 1972
(book or pamphlet)
Iversen, James D. “Recollections of Two Immigrant Sisters.” The
Bridge, 11, 1: 55-74 (1988).
Two sisters, Karen and Kathrine Iversen of
Denmark, left accounts of their trip across the ocean and their lives in the
United States.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
IVERSON, O. B. From the Prairie to Puget Sound, by O. B. Iverson, Edited by
Sverre Arestad. Norwegian-American Studies and Records, 16:91-119
(1950).
Volume 17, 1952
JAASTAD, HENRY
Norwegian Born “Mayor Jaastad,” Tucson’s Great
Friend, 93, Dead. Nordisk Tidende, December 30, 1965.
Henry Olson
Jaastad, Ex-Mayor, Dies at 93. Tucson Daily Citizen, December 21,
1965.
Volume 23, 1967 (biographical sketch)
JACKSON, ANTON. Gamle minder; en Kristianiagut fortæller om sine
oplevelser i Amerika de første aarene fra 1881 udover. Minneapolis
tidende, May 24, 1934, p. 6.
Recollections of a boy who emigrated from
Oslo, Norway, in 1881 and who tells of his experiences in Chicago, St. Paul,
Superior, Wisconsin, Canada, and elsewhere.
Volume 8, 1934
Jacobsen, Adolph. Nogle erindringer fra seilskibenes dage.
SKANDINAVEN, 1931--1932.
Some recollections from the days of the sailing
vessels, is the title of this series, which began in 1931. In the installments
of 1931 and early 1932 the series has dealt with foreign shipping and
transportation. With the installments of June, 1932, the scene shifts to the
United States, and the author begins his narrative of experiences in American
waters, especially on the Great Lakes.
Volume 7, 1933
JACOBSEN, ADOLPH. Nogle erindringer fra seilskibenes dage. Skandinaven,
June 28, 1932-January 6, 1933.
A continuation of the series noted in the
last list. The author discusses the activities of Norwegian sailors,
particularly those who had been on the Great Lakes, after they had left
sailing. There is much biography and genealogy, notably in relation to pioneers
of Racine, Wisconsin, with some discussion of church affairs in Racine and its
vicinity.
Volume 8, 1934
Jacobsen, Clara. Fra bedstemors ungdom. DECORAH-POSTEN, July 12, 19,
1929.
An account of the writer's grandmother, Gro Gjermundsdatter, who, with
her husband, Jacob Abrahamsen, came to the Muskego settlement in Wisconsin in
1848.
---------- Fra mors unge dage. DECORAH-POSTEN, July 26, August 2,
1929.
The author continues her account of pioneering, telling in this case the
story of her mother.
Volume 5, 1930
JACOBSEN, HANS RUDE. Jeg bygget en automobil vei til Sagamore Hill for
Theodore Roosevelt. Kart og kompas, vol. 57, no. 9-10, p. 7 (December,
1959).
How Jacobsen came to build the road to Sagamore Hill.
---------- Some
Experiences of an Engineer. Norwegian-American Technical Journal, 7-15
(July, 1959).
The author’s work in subways and tunnels.
Volume 21, 1962
JACOBSEN, K. T. The reorganization of the library of a small college.
Library quarterly, 4: 234-243
(April, 1934).
The story of the
reorganization and administration of the library of Luther college, Decorah,
Iowa, under the direction of Mr. Jacobsen during the decade beginning in 1920.
Also issued as a reprint.
Volume 8, 1934
Jacobsen, Karl T. James Christian Meinich Hanson. SAMBAND, 7:78--82
(September, 1931).
The honorary degree of doctor of laws was granted to Mr.
Hanson by Luther college at the commencement exercises, 19151. Dr. Hanson is an
alumnus of Luther college, a former student of Concordia seminary of St. Louis,
later head of the catalogue department of the University of Wisconsin library,
head of the catalogue division of the Library of Congress, head of the
libraries of the University of Chicago, professor in the graduate library
school of the University of Chicago, and is at present consultant in
cataloguing in the Library of Congress.
Volume 7, 1933
JACOBSEN, SIGURD. Det nye Norge et hundre år; hvor de første
"Amerikabrever" blev til. Kooperatøren (Oslo),
30:260-261 (November, 1935).
A backward view, a century after Cleng Peerson, to
the places where the first "America letters" originated.
Volume 10,
1938
Jacobson, Abraham. A pioneer pastor's journey to Dakota in 1861. Translated
by J. N. Jacobson.
NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN STUDIES AND RECORDS, 6:53-65
(1931).
Abraham Jacobson came to America from Norway in 1848, when he was
twelve years old. This article describes a journey on foot from Decorah, Iowa,
to Vermillion and its vicinity, Dakota Territory in 1861, and the return
journey on horseback to Decorah. The observer writes on many subjects,
emphasizing church affairs and the Indians.
Volume 7, 1933
Jacobson, Abraham. Chapter of Dakota history in the early days. HILLS
[Minnesota] CRESCENT
February 6, 13, 20, 1930.
This account, translated into
English by J. N. Jacobson, tells of a missionary trip made by the author into
Dakota Territory in 1861. With a party of eight settlers traveling in covered
wagons drawn by oxen, the Reverend Mr. Jacobson started west from Decorah,
Iowa, reaching Vermillion three weeks later.
Volume 5, 1930
Jacobson, Charlotte, “From the Archives.” Norwegian-American
Studies, 31: 317-323 (1986).
A listing, with brief analyses, of recent
acquisitions by the Archives of the Norwegian-American Historical Association,
Northfield, Minnesota.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
JACOBSON, CHARLOTTE. "Index to Volumes 1-29 of Norwegian-American
Studies." Norwegian-American Studies, 29: 380-401 (1983).
Volume 30,
1985 (article)
Jacobson, Charlotte. “From the Archives.” Norwegian-American
Studies, 32: 267-277 (1989).
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Jacobson, Charlotte. “From the Archives.” Norwegian-American
Studies, 30: 311-318 (1985).
A listing, with brief analyses, of recent
acquisitions by the Archives of the Norwegian-American Historical Association,
Northfield, Minnesota.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
JACOBSON, CHARLOTTE. From the Archives. Norwegian-American Studies,
28: 342-346 (1979).
A survey of additions to the NAHA archives during the
late 1970s.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
JACOBSON, CHARLOTTE. From the Archives. Norwegian-American Studies,
27: 298-304 (1977).
A survey of recent additions to the NAHA
archives.
Volume 28, 1979 (article)
JACOBSON, CLARA. A Journey to America in the Fifties. Norwegian-American
Studies
and Records, 12: 60-78 (1941).
Volume 13, 1943
JACOBSON, CLARA. Memories from Perry Parsonage. Norwegian-American
Studies and Records, 14:159-158 (1944).
Volume 15, 1949
Jægtnes, Iger Vågen. “Emigrasjonstiden 1900-1930.”
Fra Hidras historie, 1989: 36-56.
Emigration from Hidra, Vest-Agder,
1900-1930.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
JAHR, TORSTEIN
Arne Kildal. Torstein Jahr: A Norwegian-American Scholar.
Americana Norvegica, 3:223-34 (1971).
A Torstein Jahr bibliography
assembled by Thor M. Andersen is found on pages 135-36 of the same
publication.
Volume 26, 1974 (biographical sketch)
JALKANEN, RALPH J., ed. The Faith of the Finns. East Lansing,
Michigan, 1972. 360 pp.
A history of the Finnish-American church.
Volume 26,
1974 (book or pamphlet)
JANSSEN, VIVEKA K. "Swedish Settlement in Alberta, 1890-1930."
Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 33:111-123 (1982).
Volume 30,
1985 (article)
JANSSON, ERIC
Paul Elmen. Wheat Flour Messiah: Eric Jansson of Bishop
Hill. Carbondale, Illinois, 1976. xv, 222 pp.
Biography of the man who
attempted to found a religious commuinitarian Swedish community in
Illinois.
Volume 28, 1979 (biographical sketch)
JANSSON, SVEN B. F. "Runstenen" från Kensington i Minnesota.
Nordisk tidskrift før vetenskap, konst och industri, 25:377-405
(1949).
Volume 16 1950
JARCHOW, MERRILL E. Private Liberal Arts Colleges in Minnesota: Their
History and Contributions. St. Paul, 1973. Illustrated. xiii, 345 pp.
A
discussion of Minnesota’s sixteen private, accredited, four year liberal
arts colleges, including St. Olaf, Gustavus Adolphus, Augsburg, Concordia, and
Bethel.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
JARSTAD, ANTON. After Seventy-five Years; the History of Den norske
evangeliske lutherske menighed i Fort Howard, Wisconsin, Now the Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Green Bay and Associated Congregations - Z
ion's Congregation in Glenmore and St. John's Congregation in Ashwaubenon,
by Anton Jarstad, assisted by the committee on local church history - Olaf
Olsen, Martin Onstad, Fred Lier - on the Occasion of the Celebration of Our
75th Anniversary of the Founding of the Congregation, 1867-1942. Minneapolis,
1942. 135 p.
Volume 15, 1949
JARSTAD, ANTON. The Melting Pot in Northeastern Wisconsin. Wisconsin
Magazine of History, 26: 426-432 (June, 1943).
There was a considerable
Norwegian contingent in these settlements.
Volume 14, 1944
Jarvenpa, Aili and Michael G. Karni, eds. Graphics by Oili Mäki.
Sampo: the Magic Mill: A Collection of Finnish-American Writing.
Minneapolis, 1989. 406 pp.
“Contains poetry, short fiction, personal
essays, memoirs, and translations that reflect the experiences of Finnish
immigrants and subsequent generations.”
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Jarvi, Raymond. “The 350th Anniversary of New Sweden on the Delaware:
Recent Books.” The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 40, 3:
134-139 (July, 1989).
An annotated bibliography of 23 titles.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
JELDNES, OLAUS
Olaf Kringhaug. The Colorful Story of Olaus Jeldnes. Sons
of Norway Viking, 69:170 (May, 1972).
Deals with the Norwegian who
introduced skiing in Canada.
Volume 26, 1974 (biographical sketch)
JENSEN, ARTHUR. The Norsemen in Vinland. Anthropological Journal of
Canada, no. 2, p. 14-16 (1965).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
JENSEN, BJØRN, ed. Møte med Amerika. Oslo, 1976. 257
pp.
Twenty-five prominent Norwegians tell about their “meeting with
America.”
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
JENSEN, CARL CHRISTIAN. Is He Popular or Unpopular? Nordisk Tidende,
May 15, 1969.
Part of an unpublished manuscript entitled “My American
Wife,” including anecdotes from the life of Carl Søyland.
Volume
24, 1970 (article)
Jensen, Harold. “Niels E. Hansen: Plant Explorer.” The Bridge,
13, 1: 49-66 (1990).
“Hansen’s work with alfalfa and other plants
made a significant contribution to the agricultural development of the northern
Great Plains.”
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Jensen, Jens. “A Journey With Obstacles.” Translated and edited by
Gerald Rasmussen. The Bridge, 11, 1: 48-54 (1988).
An emigrant from
Jutland to the U.S. left a diary of the difficulties he experienced on his
return from a visit to Denmark in 1917 while the European war was in
progress.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
JENSEN, JOHN M., LINDER, CARL E., and GIVING, GERALD. A
Biographical Directory of Pastors of the American Lutheran Church.
Minneapolis, 1962. 857 p.
Reviewed in Concordia Historical Institute
Quarterly, July, 1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
Jensen, Karl. “Karl Jensen’s Diary.” Winchester Academy
Round Table, 1986, 3-23.
A translation of a diary written by a Dane from
Jutland during his journey to America in 1903.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
JENSEN, MAGNY LANDSTAD. Girdle Stones. Kanona, New York, 1975.
Wilding Ballads. Kanona, New York, 1976. No Love Is Lost. Kanona,
New York, 1977.
Three collections of poems, built partly on Norwegian-American
themes, by a Norwegian immigrant of 1926.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
JENSEN, RICHARD. The Winning of the Midwest: Social and Political
Conflict, 1888-1896. Chicago, 1971. xviii, 357 pp.
Emphasizes ethnic and
religious forces in Midwestern politics.
Volume 26, 1974 (book or pamphlet)
JENSEN, RUDOLF J. A Comparative Study of Sophus Keith Winther and Carl
Hansen. The Bridge, 2: 19-30 (1979).
A comparative study of two
trilogies dealing with Danish-American life.
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
JENSENIUS, BERTRAM. Birger Sande - In Memoriam. Sanger-Hilsen, 58:92
(September- October, 1968).
Tribute to the honorary president of the Norwegian
Singers of America.
---------- Historical Glimpses of American Ski Sport &
Pastime before 1905. Vinland, March 6, 13, 1969.
Based on articles in
Vor Tid, March, 1905.
---------- The “ABC” of the Viking Ship.
Vinland, July 28, 1966.
A description of the replica of the Gogstad Ship
that sailed the Atlantic in 1893.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
JENSENIUS, BERTRAM. Glimpses from an Interview with Birger Osland.
Vinland, August 8, 1963.
---------- Glimpses of Some Men Who Helped
Build and Beautify Chicago. Vinland, July 25, 1963.
----------
Redaktørskifte i Nordisk Tidende. Vinland, January 10,
1963.
Evaluation of Carl Søyland and Karsten Roedder as
editors.
---------- Two Busy and Interesting Days. Vinland, August 1,
1963. Karsten Roedder’s tour of Norwegian institutions in Chicago.
Volume
22, 1965 (article)
JENSENIUS, BERTRAM. Glimt fra en norsk sanger-skares innsats blant
Chicago-nordmenn gjennem 75 begivenhetsrike år. Nordisk tidende,
October 25, 1945, f.
The story of a singing society in Chicago.
Volume 15,
1949
JENSENIUS, BERTRAM. Norsk teaterliv blusser påny i Chicago.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 35:176-179 (July, 1942).
The "Chicago Norske
Teater" was organized in January, 1938, and has revived Norwegian plays in
Chicago. Some account is given of earlier theater groups.
Volume 13, 1943
Jenswold, John R. “‘I Live Well, But . . . ‘: Letters from
Norwegians in Industrial America.” Norwegian-American Studies, 31:
113-129 (1986).
Documentation of the experiences of Norwegian immigrant
workers in the 1890s.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Jenswold, John R. “Becoming American, Becoming Suburban: Norwegians in
the 1920s.” Norwegian-American Studies, 33 (1992), 3-26.
Volume 34,
1995 (article)
Jenswold, John R. “In Search of a Norwegian-American Working
Class.” Minnesota History, 50, 2: 63-70 (Summer, 1986).
Originally
published in Norwegian in Samtiden, 93, 3: 9-17 (1985).
Volume 32, 1989
(article)
Jenswold, John R. “The Missing Dimension: The Historiography of the
Urban Norwegian Immigrants.” The Immigration History Newsletter,
18, 1: 4-7 (May, 1986).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Jenswold, John Randolph. “The Hidden Settlement’:
Norwegian-Americans Encounter the City, 1880-1930.” University of
Connecticut, 1990. 195 pp. Dissertation.
Volume 34, 1995 (thesis or
dissertation)
Jenswold, John. “Becoming American, Becoming Suburban: Norwegians in
the 1920s.” Norse Heritage Volume II, 83-99.
Volume 33, 1992
(article)
JEPPESEN, ARNE. Bør Norge også tenke på
utvandrer-pressen? Nordisk Tidende, March 10, 1966.
This article, taken from
Dagbladet, appeals for the preservation of the Norwegian-American press because
of its value to Norway.
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
JERSTAD, JOHAN. Fjøtland lesebok. Oslo, 1964.429 p.
A reader
containing articles and poems about the Fjøtland district in Norway. The
book includes America letters, 1878-1949, from New York and the Middle
West.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
Jerum, Hermann. “Slekter etter utvandra kvamssokninger til Amerika
på leiting etter slektrøtter og buplasser i Kvam.”
Nåkkå tå kvart frå Kvam og Falling. Kvam historielag,
1993, I, 6: 59-60.
Descendants of emigrants seeking their roots in Kvam,
Nord-Trøndelag
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
JEVNE, PER. Brevet hjem: En samling brev fra norske utvandrere. Oslo,
1975. 144 pp.
A collection of “America letters” to relatives and
friends in Norway. Illustrated.
Volume 28, 1979 (book or pamphlet)
JOA, GEORGE
Erik J. Friis. The Scandinavian of the Month: George Joa. The
Scandinavian-American Bulletin, No. 4, 10-13 (April, 1974).
An article
about the prime promoter of the Cleng Peerson Memorial Institute in
Stavanger.
Volume 27, 1977 (biographical sketch)
JOHANNESEN, JOHN
“Big John” i Baltimore. Nordmanns-Forbundet,
56:41 (February, 1963).
The president of General Electric Supply
Company.
Volume 22, 1965 (biographical sketch)
Johannessen, Johannes Anthon. “Ole Johnsen Skifnes i den amerikanske
borgerkrig,” Holla-Minner. Tidsskrift for Holla historielag (1998),
I: 44-49. Title trans.: Ole J. Skifnes in the American Civil War.
Volume 35,
2000 (article)
JOHANSEN, HERMAN S.
Lars Kleivan. Sagn-Omsust Canada-nordmann.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 63: 161-163 (August-September, 1970).
Sketch of an
almost legendary figure who was largely instrumental in bringing the sport of
skiing to Canada.
Volume 25, 1972 (biographical sketch)
JOHANSEN, JOHN P. Immigrant settlements and social organization in South
Dakota. (Agricultural experiment station bulletin, no. 313.) Brookings, S.
D., June, 1937.
Norwegian settlements and their social organization are
included in the summaries given on pages 8-16, showing origins of the
population, statistics of immigration, places of settlement, established
churches, lodges, bygdelag organizations, and units of the Norwegian
singers association of America.
---------- Immigrants and their
children in South Dakota. (Agricultural experiment station bulletin, no.
302.) Brookings, S. D., May, 1936. 47 p.
A statistical analysis of the elements
of the population, including the Norwegian.
Volume 10, 1938
JOHANSEN, MARGARET ALISON. Voyagers West. New York, 1959. 237 p.
A
juvenile about Eric the Red, Leif the Lucky, and Thorfinn Karlsefni. Reviewed
in American-Scandinavian Review, September, 1961.
Volume 22, 1965 (book
or pamphlet)
JOHANSON, GUSTAV E.
H. A. Barton and Paul Elmen. In Memoriam. Swedish
Pioneer Historical Quarterly, 26: 117-127 (1975).
Biographical sketch of a
noted Swedish-American scholar and educator.
Volume 28, 1979 (biographical
sketch)
Johanson, O. S. En Amerikareise for 80 aar siden. SKANDINAVEN, 66:8, 11
(March 3, 1931).
The story of Ole Ellingson Strand who emigrated from
Soknedalen, Ringerike, Norway, in 1851 and who, after numerous vicissitudes in
Rock County and elsewhere in Wisconsin, finally settled in Rice County,
Minnesota.
Volume 6, 1931
Johanson, O. S. En Amerikareise for 80 aar siden. SKANDINAVEN, 66:8, 11
(March 3, 1931).
The story of Ole Ellingson Strand who emigrated from
Soknedalen, Ringerike, Norway, in 1851 and who, after numerous vicissitudes in
Rock County and elsewhere in Wisconsin, finally settled in Rice County,
Minnesota.
Volume 6, 1931
Johansson, Anders. Amerika. Dröm eller mardröm. Stockholm,
1985. 235 pp.
America - dream or nightmare? A series of interviews with
Swedish Immigrants to America, largely after World War I. The book has come
under criticism for its biases.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
JOHANSSON, SOLOMON. En svensk-amerikan berättar.
Vãxjö, Sweden, 1975. 124 pp.
This account by a Swedish
immigrant tells of his experiences as a farmer in Iowa during the years
1920-1930.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
JOHNSEN, A. O. Et Amerikabrev fra 1845. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 27:14-16
(January, 1934).
A letter written by Gulbrand Engebretsen at Muskego, December
5, 1845. The writer
hailed from Tullien (Thulien), Ringebu, Norway. He tells
about his trip across the ocean and inland to his destination in Wisconsin. The
same letter appears in Nordisk tidende, March 14, 1934, p. 3,
contributed by G. E. S. Thulien.
---------- Et Amerikabrev fra 1855.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 27:50-53 (February, 1934).
This "America
letter" was written by Frithjof Meidell to his mother from Springfield,
Illinois, on August 7, 1855. It appeared in Norden for December, 1932,
and is noted elsewhere in the present bibliography (see Theodore C.
Blegen).
Volume 8, 1934
JOHNSEN, A. O., ed. Johannes Nordboe and Norwegian immigration; an
"America letter" of 1837.
Norwegian-American studies and records,
8:23-38 (1934).
An account of the same letter appeared in Heimen
(Oslo, Norway), 3:285-303 (1934). This article from Heimen was also
issued as a separate.
---------- Tvo Amerikabrev. Årbok for
Dølaringen (Lillehammer, Norway), 1934, p. 111-120.
The first of the
two America letters here presented was written by Christian Evenvold from
Watertown, Wisconsin, on November 2l, 1850, and the second by Ole Wiborg from
Door County, Wisconsin, on December l2, 1875.
Volume 9, 1936
Johnsen, Arne Odd. Bjørnson's reaction to emigration.
NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN STUDIES
AND RECORDS, 6:155-145 (1931).
Bjørnson
changed his position during the course of years from opposition to favorable
support.
Volume 7, 1933
JOHNSEN, ARNE ODD. Norsk utvandringshistorie; et jubileum. Samtiden
(Oslo), 48: 200-212 (1937).
The article reviews the achievements of the
Norwegian-American historical association, naming also the men who have been
prominent in Norwegian-American historiography, and listing the principal
publications of the association.
---------- Utvandringen og bygdehistorien.
Heimen (Oslo), 5:11-25 (1937).
An address on emigration and the writing
of local community histories in Norway, delivered at Hamar, Norway, August 14,
1937.
Volume 10, 1938
JOHNSHOY, M. CASPAR. Brief History of Fron Evangelical Lutheran
Congregation. n.p., 1942. 29 p.
The congregation was organized in 1880,
although Norwegian Lutheran activity in Pope County, Minnesota, dates to
1867.
Volume 13, 1943
JOHNSON, AMANDUS. Kensington Stone a Fake. American Swedish Monthly,
47:15, 18 (July, 1953).
Volume 18, 1954
JOHNSON, ARNE ODD. Ein heidøl som dro til Amerika: Kristian
Prestgard. Årbok for Dølaringen, 1957, p. 77-82.
The story
of Kristian Prestgard, author of a number of books and former editor of
Decorah-posten.
----------En Norsk-Amerikansk historiker, Laurence M.
Larson. Heimen, 5:165-176 (1939).
Much of the information
assembled in this biographical sketch is taken from Larson's The Log Book of
a Young Immigrant.
Volume 12, 1941
JOHNSON, DERWOOD. Reiersen’s Texas. Norwegian-American Studies,
21:252-268 (1962).
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
JOHNSON, E. Veblen, Man from Mars. New Republic, 105:121-123 (July
28, 1941).
Volume 12, 1941
JOHNSON, EINAR OSCAR. Soli Deo Gloria: A Study of the Philosophy and
Problems of Higher Education among Norwegian Lutherans in the American
Environment, 1860-1960.
A manuscript thesis; a microfilm is filed in the
Concordia Historical Institute, St. Louis.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
Johnson, Emeroy, “Early History of Chisago Lake Reexamined.”
The Swedish-American Historical Quarterly, 39, 1: 215-225 (January,
1988).
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
JOHNSON, EMEROY. In Honor of "Grandma," Mrs. Helen Nelson on
Her 100th Anniversary, November 11, 1944; Her Life Story; Her Family. 1944.
38 p.
Volume 15, 1949
JOHNSON, EMIL. Erindringer fra 1881. Minneapolis tidende, November
10, 1932, p. 9.
The journey to America from Oslo, Norway, in 1881, and the
author's early experiences in this country. He took a homestead at Erskine,
Minnesota, in 1883.
Volume 8, 1934
JOHNSON, EMORY. Swedish Academies in Minnesota. Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, 32: 20-40 (1981).
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
JOHNSON, EMORY. Swedish Elementary Schools in Minnesota Lutheran
Congregations. Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly, 30: 172-182
(1979).
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
Johnson, Eva Marie. I Too Shall Wear Purple. New York, 1987. 288 pp.
Danish Americans in Brush, Colorado.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
JOHNSON, FLOYD
Laurel Neidig, tr. by Odd S. Lovoll. Den blinde vikingmaleren
i Minneapolis. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 76:128-129 (1981).
The story of a
noted legally blind Scandinavian-American artist in Minneapolis.
Volume 29,
1983 (biographical sketch)
Johnson, Hank. The Corporate Dream: Making It Big In Business. New
York, 1990. 218 pp.
Johnson, born in Humboldt Park, Chicago, of Norwegian
immigrants became “the man who turned Spiegel into the nation’s No.1
catalog.” He briefly credits his parents for the values they gave
him.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
JOHNSON, HARRY B. Heads and Tales. New York, 1958. 190 p.
Johnson’s life in South Dakota and Latin America as he searched for signs
to support his belief that the «White» Indians of Panama are
descendants of the «lost Vikings of Vinland.»
Volume 21, 1962
JOHNSON, J. S. Pioner- og slegthistorier; Rock Prairies Numedals-pionerer.
Numedal, Kongsberg og omegn lag, Aarbok, no. 4, 1932, pt. 2, p.
23-32.
One of a series in this lag yearbook. Most yearbooks of this class
contain short biographical notes and family histories. This particular number
contains Gravdal, Hallan, Odegaard, and Skavlem genealogies. The origin of the
families is Numedal, Norway.
Volume 8, 1934
Johnson, J.K. Big Bend Township, Chippewa County, Minnesota, from the time
of its first
settlement in 1866 to the close of the year 1928. Milan,
Minnesota. 66 p.
Most of the early settlers in this locality were of Norwegian
extraction. Included is a history of the local Lutheran church and a sketch of
its pastor, O. E. Solseth. The material appeared originally in the Milan
standard, from which it was reprinted.
Volume 7, 1933
Johnson, John A. “Concerning Emigration.” Translated by CA.
Clausen. Norwegian-American Studies, 33 (1992), 205-234.
Volume 34, 1995
(article)
Johnson, John. W John O. Johnson, A Pioneer Aviator in Minnesota.
White Bear Lake, Minnesota, 1994. 10 pp.
Volume 34, 1995 (book or pamphlet)
JOHNSON, LENORE I. History of Ada, Minnesota, 1876-1952. Ada, 1957.
68 p.
A history of the county seat of Norman County, Minnesota.
Volume 20, 1959
JOHNSON, MARTHA G., tr. and ed. Anders and Gustaf Månsson Lind’s
Letters from America, 1850-1870. Swedish Pioneer Historical Quarterly,
31: 162-181 (1980).
Volume 29, 1983 (article)
JOHNSON, O. S. En Amerikareise for 77 aar siden. Skandinaven, March
28, 1933, p. 9.
The story of Johannes H. Gordhammer, who was born in Norway in
1851 and came to America in 1856. His first home was Calmar, Iowa; he then went
to St. Cloud, Minnesota, and to Norway Lake, Kandiyohi County,
Minnesota.
---------- De første indvandrere; en Amerikareise i 1849,
fortalt af Andrew L. Lien. Skandinaven,
February 7, 1933, p. 6,
9.
Andrew L. Lien immigrated from Drammen, Norway, in 1849. The narrative
describes the journey across the ocean to New York, via the Erie Canal to
Buffalo, thence to Milwaukee and Chicago, and finally to Blue Mounds, Dane
County, Wisconsin.
Volume 8, 1934
Johnson, Pål Espolin and Øyvind Tveitereid Gulliksen. “Det
store spranget; Lina Alsakers dagbok fra 1886.” Migranten/The Migrant,
1: 7-30 (1989).
The great leap; Lina Alsaker’s diary from 1886.
English summary. A fourteen year old from Kristiania recorded her observations
during her journey in 1886.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
Johnson, Rolf. “Tragedy at Sea.” Hallingen, June, 1985,
23-26.
The trials and sorrows of an immigrant family aboard a sailing ship in
1846.
Volume 31, 1986 (article)
JOHNSON, SHERMAN C. A Minnesota Immigrant at Age Seventy. Swedish Pioneer
Historical Quarterly, 29: 240-256 (1978).
Johan Persson, a former member of
the Swedish Riksdag, joined his son at Marine Mills in 1876.
Volume 28, 1979
(article)
JOHNSON, SIMON
Peder H. Nelson. Simon Johnson: Præriens dikter.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 59:238-239 (December, 1966).
A sketch that includes
a survey of the author’s writings.
Volume 24, 1970 (biographical sketch)
JOHNSON, SIMON
R. Dahle-Melsæther. “Praeriens digter” 90
aar. Decorah-Posten, September 24, 1964.
Poet of the prairie, ninety
years old.
Volume 23, 1967 (biographical sketch)
JOHNSON, SIMON. An Immigrant Boy on the Frontier. Norwegian-American
Studies, 23:51-70 (1967).
Translated and edited by Nora O. Solum.
Volume
24, 1970 (article)
JOHNSON, SIMON. Skjønlitterære sysler blandt norsk-amerikanere;
foredrag af Simon Johnson i
Symra-foreningen, Decorah, 17. Feb. 1939.
Decorah-posten, February 4-March 10, 1939.
The production of
belles-lettres by Norwegian Americans, with special attention to the early
period, with the mention of such writers as Boyesen, Askevold, and
Grundysen.
Volume 11, 1940
Johnson, Steven L. and Marion J. Nelson. “Immigrant Dynamics - The
Jacobson Farmstead.” Norwegian-American Studies, 32: 93-118 (1989).
The Jacobson farmstead which was donated to Vesterheim, the Norwegian-American
Museum in Decorah, Iowa, reflected ethnic values connected with
Norwegian-American rural culture.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
JOHNSON, SYVERT H. Biographical Sketches of the Original Settlers in Rush
Creek Valley, Winona County, Minnesota. Bellingham, Washington, 1941. 144
p.
Volume 13, 1943
JOHNSON, WALTER, ed. American Scandinavian Bibliography for 1965.
Scandinavian Studies, 38: 131-154 (May, 1966).
---------- American
Scandinavian Bibliography for 1966. Scandinavian Studies, 39:155-181
(May, 1967).
Volume 24, 1970 (article)
JOHNSON, WALTER, et al. American Scandinavian Bibliography for
1956. Scandinavian Studies, 29:59-93 (May, 1957).
An annotated list of
the noteworthy books, articles, and reviews dealing with the Scandinavian
languages and literatures that appeared in the United States and Canada during
1956; the tenth of a series.
---------- American Scandinavian Bibliography for
1957. Scandinavian Studies, 30:53-84 (May, 1958).
The eleventh in the
series.
Volume 20, 1959
JOHNSON, WALTER. American Scandinavian Bibliography for 1960.
Scandinavian Studies, 33:82-105 (May, 1961).
---------- American
Scandinavian Bibliography for 1962. Scandinavian Studies, 34:120-136
(May, 1962).
---------- American Scandinavian Bibliography for 1962.
Scandinavian Studies, 35:132-156 (May, 1963).
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
JOHNSON, WALTER. Fifty Years, 1911-1960. Scandinavian Studies, 32:1-6
(February, 1960).
A history of the Society for Advancement of Scandinavian
Study.
Volume 21, 1962
JOHNSON, WILLIAM A. Methodism and the Swedish Immigrant:
The Life of Olof
Gustaf Hedström. American Swedish Historical Foundation Yearbook, 1962,
46-48 (Philadelphia, 1962).
Volume 22, 1965 (article)
Johnson, William A. O Boundless Salvation. New York, 1988. 130
pp.
“Traces the development of the Scandinavian Salvation Army from its
beginnings in Brooklyn in 1887 up to 1965 when the Nordic branch of the Army
was merged into the American Salvation Army.”
Volume 33, 1992 (book or
pamphlet)
Johnson. Simon Johnsons manuskripter som gave til Oslo.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 55:121 (May, 1962).
Manuscripts of a prominent
Norwegian-American author given to the University of Oslo.
Volume 22, 1965
(article)
Jonassen, Astrid Rye and Dina Tolfsby, comps. The Norseman.
Forfatterregister og emneregister 1964-1988. Oslo, 1989. [136] pp.
Subject,
author and titles in one index for 1964-1986; separate subject and author
indexes for 1987-1988.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
JONASSEN, C. T. Cultural Variables in the Ecology of an Ethnic Group.
American Sociological Review, 14:32-41 (February, 1949).
A study of the
Norwegian community in New York.
Volume 16 1950
Jonassen, Christen T. “The Norwegian Heritage in Urban America:
Conflict and Cooperation in a Norwegian Immigrant Community.”
Norwegian-American Studies, 31: 73-95 (1986).
Transplanted ethnic value
systems and attitudes, as well as American patterns, influenced behavior and
produced both conflict and cooperation in the Norwegian Brooklyn
community.
Volume 32, 1989 (article)
Jonassen, Christen T. Value Systems amid Personality in a Western
Civilization: Norwegians in Europe and America. Columbus, Ohio, 1983. xvii,
357 pp.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
JONASSEN, CHRISTEN W. Value Systems and Personality in a Western
Civilization: Norwegians in Europe and America. Columbus, Ohio, 1983. 382
pp.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
Jones, George F. The Salzburger Saga: Religious Exiles and Other Germans
Along the Savannah. Athens, Georgia, 1984. 209 pp.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or
pamphlet)
JONES, GWYN, ed. and trans. Eirik the Red and Other Icelandic Sagas.
New York, 1961. 318 p.
---------- The Norse Atlantic Saga. New York,
1964. 246 p.
The discovery and settlement of Iceland, Greenland, and Vinland
by Norwegians, with translations of the sources of the account. Reviewed in
Minnesota Posten, April 9, 1964.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
JONES, GWYN. A History of the Vikings. London and New York, 1968. 504
p.
Reviewed in Scandinavian Studies, May, 1969.
Volume 24, 1970 (book or
pamphlet)
JONES, GWYN. The Norse Atlantic Saga: Being the Norse Voyages of
Discovery and Settlement to Iceland, Greenland, America. London, 1964. 246
p.
Volume 23, 1967 (book or pamphlet)
JONES, MALDWYN A. Destination America. New York, 1976.
The story of
the mass migration between 1820 and 1930 of thirty-five million people to the
United States. Profusely illustrated.
Volume 27, 1977 (book or pamphlet)
JONES, MALDWYN ALLEN. American Immigration. Chicago, 1960. 359
p.
Economic, political, and cultural incentives for immigration.
Volume 21,
1962
JONES, MALDWYN ALLEN. American Immigration. Chicago, 1960. 359 p.
The
newcomer as both emigrant and immigrant. Reviewed in Concordia Historical
Institute Quarterly, July, 1963.
Volume 22, 1965 (book or pamphlet)
Jones, Peter D’A. and Holli, Melvin G., eds. Ethnic Chicago.
Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1984. ix, 625 pp.
Revision of the 1981
edition.
Volume 31, 1986 (book or pamphlet)
JONES, PETER D'A. and HOLLI, M. G., eds. Ethnic Chicago. Grand
Rapids, Michigan, 1981. viii, 384
pp.
Volume 30, 1985 (book or pamphlet)
Joranger, Hasle Terje Mikael. “Av nød eller lyst? Utvandringen
fra Reinli til Midt-Vesten 1848-1910. En undersøkelse av emigrantenes
liv i Amerika.” University of Oslo, 1993. 245 pp. Advanced thesis.
From
need or desire? The emigration from Reinli to the Midwest, 1848-1910. An
investigation of the emigrants’ lives in America.
Volume 34, 1995 (thesis
or dissertation)
Joranger, Terje Mikael Hasle. “Fra fjellbygd til prærie.”
Årbok far Valdres, 1993, 145-162.
From a mountain community to the
prairie.
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Joranger, Terje Mikael Hasle. “Håndverker og pionér: Aslak
Olsen Lie i Amerika.” Sagn og soge i Søndre Ourdahl.
Sør-Aurdal historielag, 1992,
1:31-35.
Craftsman and pioneer: Aslak O.
Lie from Reinli, Valdres, who emigrated to
Buffalo county, Wisconsin.
Volume
34, 1995 (article)
Joranger, Terje Mikael Hasle. “Hvorfor reiste
sør-aurdølene til Amerika?” Sagn og sage i Søndre
Ourdahl. Sor-Aurdal historielag, 1993, 1:28-33. Why did people from
Sør Aurdal go to America?
Volume 34, 1995 (article)
Joranger, Terje Mikael Hasle. “Immigrantliv i Midt-Vesten,”
Heimen 3 (1994), 164-171; ill. Title trans.: Immigrant life in the
Middle West.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
Joranger, Terje Mikael Hasle. “Valdres Samband i Amerika - en aktiv
hundreåring,” Sagn og Soge i Søndre Ourdal.
Sør-Aurdal Historielag (1998), I: 24-27. Title trans.: Valdres Samband
in America: an activecentennial.
Volume 35, 2000 (article)
JORDAHL, D. C. Professor Peter Laurentius Larsen. Decorah-posten,
August 8, 1933, p. 2, 6.
An article on the occasion of the centenary of the
birth of Laurentius Larsen, former president of Luther college, Decorah,
Iowa.
Volume 8, 1934
Jordahl, Leigh and Harris Kaasa. Stability amid Change: Luther College in
its Second Century. Decorah, Iowa, 1986. 263 pp.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or
pamphlet)
JORDAL,, SAMSON. Hardangerfolks liv og virke i Amerika i 100 aar. Jol i
Hardanger 1934 (Nordheimsund, Hardanger, Norway), 1:17-32, 48-49.
The life
and accomplishment of emigrants from Hardanger, Norway, during the past
century.
Volume 9, 1936
JORDAN, EMIL L. Americans; A New History of the Peoples Who Settled the
Americas. New York, W. W. Norton & Company,Inc., [1939]. 459
p.
"The Scandinavian-the Viking Returns" is the title of
chapter 19 of this work.
Volume 12, 1941
Jordan, Terry G. American Log Buildings: An Old World Heritage.
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1985. x, 193 pp.
An attempt to resolve the
debate over the European antecedents of American log technology with field
research in the Alps and southwestern Germany, southern Finland, Soviet
Karelia, Sweden, and Norway.
Volume 32, 1989 (book or pamphlet)
Jordan, Terry G. and Matti Kaups. The American Backwoods Frontier: An
Ethnic and Ecological Interpretation. Baltimore, Maryland, 1989. xii, 340
pp.
An anthropological study of Finnish-American contributions to the Delaware
River region in New Jersey.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Jorgensen, Elizabeth Watkins, and Henry Irvin Jorgensen. Thorstein
Veblen, Victorian Firebrand. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, 1999. 304 pp.;
ill.
Volume 35, 2000 (book)
Jorgensen, Henry. “Peter Larson - Danish Immigrant Entrepreneur.”
The Bridge, 11, 1: 5-22 (1988).
An emigrant from Fyn, Denmark, who
became a millionaire in Helena, Montana, with interests in mining, banking,
real-estate promotion, merchandising and Construction for the railroads in the
Northwest.
Volume 33, 1992 (article)
JØRGENSEN, OLE. "Adolf Gundersen og hans sønner."
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 90-93 (3, 1982).
The founders of the famous
Gundersen Clinic in LaCrosse, Wisconsin.
Volume 30, 1985 (article)
Jørgensen, Steffen Elmer, Lars Scheving, and Niels Peter Stilling,
eds. From Scandinavia to America: Proceedings from a Conference held at
G[amme]l, Holtegaard. Odense, Denmark, 1987. 377 pp.
Twenty-one papers
arranged under headings: The Danish Background; The Emigration Traffic;
Scandinavian Settlement and Assimilation in the Mid-West; and
Communication.
Volume 33, 1992 (book or pamphlet)
Jørgensen, Torstein. “Norwegian Emigration to South Africa in
the 19th Century.” Norse Heritage Volume II, 100-109.
Volume 33,
1992 (article)
JØRGENSON, HERMAN E. Minnet om den norsk lutherske kirke i Amerikas
samling i 1917 feires. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 35: 251-254 (October,
1942).
In addition to an account of a quarter-century celebration, the author
reviews the history of the union of three Norwegian Lutheran synods in
1917.
Volume 13, 1943
JORGENSON, THEODORE
Erling Dittmann. Bruddstykker av en
åndshøvdings arbeidsdag: 40 år med Ibsen i USA. Nordisk
Tidende, February 10, 1966.
Sketch of and tribute to Theodore Jorgenson,
retired chairman of the department of Norwegian at St. Olaf College.
Volume 24,
1970 (biographical sketch)
JORGENSON, THEODORE. Decorah-Posten og norsk literatur. Decorah-Posten,
September 3, 1964.
Decorah-Posten and Norwegian literature.
Volume
23, 1967 (article)
JORGENSON, THEODORE. Fremtiden. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 27:2-4 (January,
1934).
The future of Norwegian culture in America, as it may exhibit itself in
churches, schools, associations, learned societies, the press, and books.
----------Kultursamband og aandsvokster. Minneapolis tidende, May 10,
1934, p. 6.
A lecture given before the Philosophical society of Oslo, Norway.
The subject is Norwegian-American relations, emigration, spread of Norwegian
settlements in the United States, schools, Norwegian-American literature, and
historical writings.
Volume 8, 1934
JORGENSON, THEODORE. Kultursamband og åndsvokster.
Nordmanns-Forbundet, 27: 139-142
(May, 1934).
Cultural connections
between Norway and America, with special mention of literature.
Volume 9, 1936
JORGENSON, THEODORE. Lars Wilhelm Boe. Nordmanns-Forbundet, 36:60-64
(March, 1943).
A biography, with portrait, of the late president of St. Olaf
College.
------------Leif Erickson and the Atlantic Tradition; an Address
Rendered at the Annual Meeting of the Minnesota Leif Erickson Monument
Association, October 8, 1943. [St. Paul, 1943.] 8p.
------------Men and
Attitudes in the Early History of St. Olaf College. Faribault Daily News,
May 17-20, 1943; Northfield Independent, June 17, 24, 1943.
Volume
14, 1944
JORGENSON, THEODORE. The Main Factors in Rølvaag's Authorship.
Norwegian-American Studies
and Records, 10:135-151 (1938).
----------A
Native Culture in the American Northwest. Mere lys, 26:15-25 (April,
1939).
The author considers the impact of the Norwegian culture, which had a
renaissance in its native
land in the nineteenth century, on the culture of
the Northwest.
---------- Ole Edvart Rølvaag, by Theodore
Jorgenson and Nora O. Solum. New York, Harper and
Brothers, 1939. 446 p.
This
book has been extensively reviewed in periodicals, including New York Herald
Tribune
Books for April 30, 1939.
Volume 11, 1940
Josephsen, Einar. Norske kræfter i amerikansk politik. NORDMANDS
FORBUNDET, 23: 9-11
(January, 1930).
Brief mention of Norwegian-Americans in
politics at the present time and of the offices they hold.
Volume 5, 1930
Jul i Vesterland, 1930. Utgit av Olaf Redal. Tacoma, Washington, 1930.