Events in the year 1978 in Norway .
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Notable births
Thor Hushovd , winner of the 2010 World Road Race Championships .
Mirjam Kristensen
Kurt Nilsen , winner of World Idol .
Else-Marthe Sørlie Lybekk , world champion and Olympic gold medalist in handball.
Trygve Slagsvold Vedum , MP, Minister of Agriculture and Food and leader of the Centre Party .
3 January – Ronny Thorsen , vocalist
4 January – Martin Knudsen , footballer
4 January – Stian Ohr , footballer
10 January – Kristian Aadnevik , fashion designer
10 January – Thomas Finstad , footballer
10 January – Astrid Johannessen , footballer
17 January – Frode Kippe , footballer
17 January – Maria Tryti Vennerød , playwright
18 January – Thor Hushovd , cyclist
18 January – Terje Skjeldestad , footballer
21 January – Inge André Olsen , footballer
27 January – Kai Ove Stokkeland , footballer
29 January – Yngvar Håkonsen , footballer
30 January – Jan Thore Grefstad , singer and songwriter
1 February – Anders Hasselgård , footballer
9 February – Gro Marit Istad Kristiansen , biathlete
11 February – Inga Sætre , illustrator and comics writer.[ 6]
12 February – Susanne Wigene , middle- and long-distance runner
14 February – Endre Hansen , footballer
17 February – Anders Nordberg , orienteering competitor
25 February – Kristin Frogner , actress, musician and sculptor
25 February – Amund Skiri , footballer
1 March – Runar Normann , footballer
5 March – Kent Gudmundsen , politician.[ 7]
8 March – Thor Anders Myhren , musician
9 March – Marianne Rokne , handballer
10 March – Terrie Miller , swimmer
13 March – Erlend Fuglum , politician
13 March – Gaute Heivoll , poet, novelist, playwright and short story writer
21 March – Arnstein Finstad , cross-country skier
21 March – Vegard Samdahl , handballer
25 March – Alexandra Koefoed , sailor
27 March – Marius Bakken , runner
27 March – Tom Stenvoll , footballer
1 April – Rune Berger , footballer
1 April – Tom Harald Hagen , footballer
5 April – Arild Stokkan-Grande , politician
5 April – Steinar Tenden , footballer
6 April – Stig Arild Råket , footballer
11 April – Martin Bartnes , ski mountaineer and cross-country skier
15 April – Jøran Kallmyr , politician.[ 8]
17 April – Bjørn Dahl , footballer
17 April – Arild Sundgot , footballer
18 April – Ingrid Berntsen , freestyle skier
20 April – Kjetil Norland , footballer
23 April – Lorentz Aspen , musician
27 April – Knut Dørum Lillebakk , footballer
5 May – Ola Gjeilo , composer and pianist
6 May – Hilde Lindset , writer
12 May – Annette Bjelkevik , speed skater
12 May – Aslak Nore , writer.[ 9]
17 May – Christian Berg , footballer
17 May – Tor Halvor Bjørnstad , cross-country skier, biathlete and winter triathlete
17 May – Mirjam Kristensen , novelist and non-fiction writer
28 May – Elin Lerum Boasson , environmentalist
12 June – Nikolai Astrup , politician
15 June – Hege Christin Vikebø , handballer
17 June – Mette Karlsvik , musician
19 June – Dagny Mellgren , footballer
24 June – Nikolai Eilertsen , bass guitarist
28 June – Truls Vasvik , politician.[ 10]
9 July – Birgitte Sættem , handballer
19 July – Janne Johannessen , newspaper editor and media executive.[ 11]
20 July – Fritz Aanes , Greco-Roman wrestler
26 July – Silvia Moi , opera singer
27 July – Vibeke Johansen , swimmer
28 July – Torbjørn Røe Isaksen , politician
2 August – Hege Bae Nyholt , politician.[ 12]
3 August – Christer Ellefsen, footballer
4 August – Siri Nordby , footballer
4 August – Per-Åge Skrøder , ice hockey player
13 August – Geir Pollestad , politician
14 August – Petter Furuseth , footballer
17 August – Vibeke Stene , vocalist
22 August – Trond Viggo Toresen , footballer
26 August – Sveinung Fjeldstad , footballer
26 August – Knut Sirevåg , footballer
31 August – Morten Qvenild , jazz pianist
3 September – Terje Bakken , musician (d. 2004)
10 September – Kai Olav Ryen , footballer
11 September – Else-Marthe Sørlie Lybekk , handballer.[ 13]
13 September – Peter Sunde , politician
14 September – Alexander Aas , footballer
16 September – Mads Hansen , ice hockey player
16 September – Ane Carmen Roggen , soprano singer
16 September – Ida Roggen , jazz singer
17 September – Martine Aurdal , journalist and newspaper editor
21 September – Jarl André Storbæk , footballer
25 September – Jan Egil Andresen , cross-country skier
25 September – Frøy Gudbrandsen , journalist and newspaper editor.[ 14]
26 September – Ingfrid Breie Nyhus , pianist
26 September – Christoffer Sundby , sailor
29 September – Kurt Nilsen , pop/country singer and winner of Idol (Norway season 1) and World Idol
3 October – Inger Bråtveit , novelist and children's writer
5 October – Steinar Nickelsen , jazz musician
10 October – Kenneth Dokken , footballer
12 October – Børge-Are Halvorsen , jazz musician
14 October – Lars Erik Bartnes , politician
14 October – Siril Helljesen , equestrian
15 October – Truls Wickholm , politician
20 October – Venke Knutson , singer
25 October – Camilla Indset Sorgjerd , cyclist
26 October – Tarjei Strøm , rock musician
27 October – Hugo Mikal Skår , rock musician
30 October – Tore Bruvoll , musician
3 November – Jonas Howden Sjøvaag , jazz drummer
5 November – Jørgen Rostrup , orienteering competitor, world champion.[ 15]
5 November – Marita Røstad , jazz musician
6 November – Tarjei Skarlund , beach volleyball player
7 November – Line Østvold , snowboarder (d. 2004)
9 November – Even Ormestad , bass guitarist
10 November – Alexander Refsum Jensenius , researcher and musician
12 November – Lars Ivar Moldskred , footballer
13 November – Marit Velle Kile , actress
16 November – Gyda Ellefsplass Olssen , sport shooter
25 November – Alexander Wefald , sprint canoer
28 November – Siri Hall Arnøy , politician
28 November – Mette Karlsvik , journalist
28 November – Petar Rnkovic , footballer
1 December – Trygve Slagsvold Vedum , politician
4 December – Lars Bystøl , ski jumper
7 December – Kristofer Hivju , film actor, producer, and writer
12 December – Lage Lund , jazz musician
13 December – Kristin Lie , footballer
25 December – Camilla Holth , curler
30 December – Julie Dahle Aagård , jazz musician
Full date missing
Notable deaths
January to March
John Lyng
Ragna Thiis Stang
16 January – Otto Dahl , politician (b. 1914)
16 January – Svein Helling , sport shooter (b. 1910)
18 January – John Lyng , barrister and politician (b. 1905).[ 16]
21 January – Olav Sundal , gymnast and Olympic silver medallist (b.1899).[ 17]
27 January – Ernst Gervin , magazine editor (b. 1908)
27 January – Alf Konningen , alpine skier (b. 1901)
4 February – Fanny Elsta , opera singer (b. 1899)[ 18]
14 February – Anders Hove , politician (b. 1885)
19 February – Olaf Ditlev-Simonsen , sailor and Olympic silver medallist, footballer, sports administrator and businessman (b. 1897).[ 19]
21 February – Raoul Heide , fencer (b. 1888).[ 20]
3 March – Georg Morgenstierne , linguist (b. 1892)
13 March – Kaare Bache , triple jumper (b. 1888).[ 21]
13 March – Ottar Wicklund , actor (b. 1911)
19 March – Reidar Lund , cinematographer (b. 1897)
24 March – Just Lippe , journalist and politician (b. 1904)
27 March – Sverre Farstad , speed skater and Olympic gold medallist (b.1920)
29 March – Ragna Thiis Stang , historian and museum administrator (b. 1909).[ 22]
April to June
1 April – Olaf Nygaard , cyclist (b. 1894)
18 April – Alex Brinchmann , children's physician and songwriter, novelist, playwright and crime writer (b. 1888).[ 23]
19 April – Nils Lie , writer, literary consultant and translator (born 1902).[ 24]
25 April – Arne Rustadstuen , Nordic skier, Olympic bronze medallist and World Champion (b.1905)
4 May – Kolbjørn Fjeld , librarian and publisher (born 1901).[ 25]
8 May – Klara Amalie Skoglund , politician (b.1891)
9 May – Halvor Bunkholt , politician (b.1903)
20 May – Bjarne Brustad , composer and violinist (b. 1895).[ 26]
4 June – Ingolf Rogde , actor (b. 1911)
9 June – Odd Erling Melsom , military officer and newspaper editor (b. 1900)
17 June – Niels Onstad , ship owner and art collector (b. 1909)
18 June – Harald Normann , military officer and non-fiction writer (b. 1893).[ 27]
July to September
Vebjørn Tandberg
3 July – Syvert Tobiassen Messel , politician (b.1897)
3 July – Sigrid Stray , barrister (b. 1893)
27 July – Henrik Friis Robberstad , politician (b.1901)
31 July – Ørnulf Egge , politician and resistance member (b. 1910)
3 August – Einar Wilhelms , footballer (b. 1895).[ 28]
15 August – Viggo Brun , mathematician (b.1885)
15 August – Hartvig Kiran , poet and radio personality (b. 1911).[ 29]
16 August – Henry Olsen , track and field athlete (b.1887)
30 August – Vebjørn Tandberg , businessperson and industrialist (b.1904)
6 September – Ketil Askildt , discus thrower (b. 1900)
8 September – Borghild Hammerich , philanthropist (b. 1901).[ 30]
30 September – Eiliv Skard , classical philologist (b. 1898).[ 31]
October to December
Hans Heiberg
2 October – Sjur Johnsen , wrestler (b. 1891).[ 32]
15 October – Rolf Stenersen , track and field athlete, businessman, art collector, non-fiction writer, essayist, novelist, playwright and biographer (b. 1899).[ 33]
17 October – Robert Giertsen , sailor (b. 1894)
17 October – Sigurd Evensmo , author and journalist (b.1912).[ 34]
26 October – Rolf Schjerven , politician (b.1918)
1 November – Arne Paasche Aasen , politician, journalist and poet (b. 1901)
13 November – Liv Tomter , politician (b.1901)
4 December – Tancred Ibsen , officer, pilot, film director and screenwriter (b.1893)
4 December – Sverre Nordby , footballer (b. 1910)
6 December – Hans Heiberg , journalist, literary critic, theatre critic, essayist, novelist, playwright, translator and theatre director (b. 1904).[ 35]
10 December – Kirsten Sinding-Larsen , architect (b. 1898)
31 December – Arne Gjedrem , politician (b.1890)
Full date missing
See also
References
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^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill ; et al. "Else-Marthe Sørlie Lybekk" . Olympics at Sports-Reference.com . Sports Reference LLC . Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 4 October 2016 .
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^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill ; et al. "Einar Wilhelms" . Olympics at Sports-Reference.com . Sports Reference LLC . Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 4 October 2016 .
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