1994 in Norway
List of events
Events in the year 1994 in Norway .
Incumbents
Events
1 January – the Agreement on the European Economic Area comes into effect.[ 1]
6 January – Grefsen Post Office is robbed for 1,1 million kr , the largest post office robbery in Norway to date.[ 2]
7 January – Kaci Kullmann Five announces her stepping down as leader of the Conservative Party .[ 3]
26 January – Biologist Dag Olav Hessen survives a hurricane on mount Norefjell , having gone missing since 22 January.[ 4]
31 January – The "Bjugn case" reaches its verdict in Frostating Court ; the accused party is acquitted.[ 5]
12 February – The Scream is stolen
26 March – Elisabeth Andreassen and Jan Werner Danielsen win the Melodi Grand Prix 1994 , earning a spot in the Eurovision Song Contest 1994 .
10 April – Jan Petersen is formally elected as the new leader of the Conservative Party .[ 6]
15–17 April – The Progress Party national convention at Bolkesjø results in with the libertarian section of the party losing all power to the traditionalists.
22 April – Explorer Børge Ousland becomes the first person to reach the North Pole unsupported on foot.[ 7]
7 May – The Scream Pål Enger .[ 8]
9 May – Explorer Erling Kagge summited Mount Everest , thus becoming the first person to complete the "Three Poles Challenge ".[ 9]
16 May – Musician Varg Vikernes is sentenced in Eidsivating Court to 21 years of prison for murder and arson.[ 10]
24 May – Minister of Finance Sigbjørn Johnsen survives a vote of no confidence in Parliament, related to the recent appointment of Torstein Moland as Bank of Norway governor.[ 11]
18 June – A strike among NRK personnel ends in a deal between the unions and NRK, having lasted since the previous Sunday.[ 12]
30 June – A strike among nurses is subdued by the government of Norway , following less than three days of striking.[ 13]
1 July – The emergency phone numbers change from 001, 002 and 003 to 110 (fire), 112 (police) and 113 (ambulance).[ 14]
2 July – Artist Sigmund Årseth decorates a barn in Vang with a caricature of Gro Harlem Brundtland milking a cow,[ 15]
15 August – Per Hatling announces his resignation as chief executive officer of Norske Meierier , effective 1 September.[ 16]
21 August – A bomb attack against the Blitz House at 03:42 hours injures none.[ 17]
16 September – The jeweller David-Andersen in downtown Oslo was robbed of 2 million kr worth of jewelry.[ 18]
28 September – Six Norwegians die in the MS Estonia disaster.[ 19]
28–29 September – Torp hostage crisis : Two Swedish robbers took two police officers and two pensioners as hostages at the Sandefjord Airport, Torp . The police freed the hostages and killed one of the hostage takers. It is the only incident in peace time that a Norwegian police chief has given the orders to shoot to kill .
7 October – Kåre Kristiansen retires from the Norwegian Nobel Committee following the committee's decision to co-award Yassir Arafat the Nobel Peace Prize .[ 20]
13 October – Fugitive Souhaila Andrawes is arrested at Grefsen for her role in the Lufthansa Flight 181 airjacking.[ 21]
15 October – Death of Silje Redergård
31 October – Arne Solli becomes Chief of Defence of Norway , succeeding Torolf Rein .[ 22]
1 November – Two new currencies are put into circulation, the 20 kr coin and the 200 kr bill.[ 23]
21 November – Per Liland is exhonorated by Eidsivating Court for a double murder committed in 1969, having already served a life sentence in prison.[ 24]
28 November – THe 1994 Norwegian European Union membership referendum : Norway votes no to EU membership , 15 days after Sweden votes yes .
8 December – The Hitra Tunnel is opened, being the world's deepest undersea tunnel at the depth of 264 metres.
10 December – The Nobel Peace Prize is formally awarded to Yassir Arafat , Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Rabin in Oslo .
12 December – Erik Jarve is fired as chief executive of Oslo Stock Exchange , effective immediately.[ 25]
24 December – Liv Arnesen becomes the first woman to reach the South Pole by land.[ 26]
27 December – Cato Zahl Pedersen becomes the first disabled person to reach the South Pole by land.[ 27] [ 26] Date missing Reform 94 is implemented in secondary schools, giving vocational education the structure of two years in school, two years in business training.
A reform in higher education merges hundreds of state colleges into selected university colleges .
Anniversaries
Popular culture
Sports
Norway finishes second in the medals table , albeit with the highest number of overall medals. Norway finishes atop the medals table with 64 medals, the tie-breaker with Germany being the number of gold medals, 29 versus 25. Date unknown
Music
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Literature
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(January 2011 )
Notable births
Emilie Hegh Arntzen Kristian Blummenfelt 1 January – Emilie Hegh Arntzen , handball player.[ 38]
4 January – Hermann Tomasgaard , competitive sailor.[ 39]
7 January – Lisa Marie Ness Klungland , politician.[ 40]
10 January – Ohi Omoijuanfo , footballer.
12 January – Markus Fjørtoft , footballer.
17 January – Kristoffer Haraldseid , footballer.
17 January – Eirik and Kristin Haugstad , footballers.
18 January – Magnus Blakstad , footballer.
25 February – Marit Røsberg Jacobsen , handballer.
27 January – Kristoffer Zachariassen , footballer.
27 January – Robin Bjørnholm-Jatta , footballer.
6 February – Vetle Dragsnes , footballer.
14 February – Kristian Blummenfelt , triathlete.[ 41]
21 February – Kristoffer Haugen , footballer.
24 February – Fredrik Mani Pålerud , footballer.
5 March – Kristin Venn , handballer.
9 March – Henrik Dahlum , footballer.
13 March – Marie Rønningen , competitive sailor.[ 42]
17 March – Renate Blindheim , football manager.
20 March – Silje Waade , handballer.
25 March – Jakob Glesnes , footballer.
29 March – Fredrik Sjølstad , footballer.
6 April – Stefan Hagerup , footballer.
7 April – Maria Therese Tviberg , alpine skier.[ 43]
9 April – Jo David Meyer Lysne , guitarist.
10 April – Anders Gundersen , footballer.
11 April – Marius Lundemo , footballer.
11 April – Jonas Grønner , footballer.
12 April – Julie Bergan , singer.
13 April – Veton Berisha , footballer.
18 April – Martin Rønning Ovenstad , footballer.
26 April – Gøran Johannessen , handballer.
27 April – Maria Navarro Skaranger , novelist.[ 44]
1 May – Daniel Granli , footballer.
9 May – Martin Sesaker , curler.
11 May – Guro Kleven Hagen , classical violinist.[ 45]
13 May – Ole Kristian Lauvli , footballer.
18 May – Simen Juklerød , footballer.
29 May – Nicholas Fadler Martinsen , competitive sailor.[ 46]
5 June – Aleksander Foosnæs , footballer.
21 June – Sondre Mulongo Nystrøm , performer (born in Kenya ).
24 June – August Baskår Pedersen , handballer.
30 June – Andreas Sjalg Unneland , politician.[ 47] [ 48]
4 July – Hanna Bredal Oftedal , handballer.
4 July – Jon Anders Lindstad , freestyle skier.
4 July – Agnete Johnsen , singer.
7 July – Ole Selnæs , footballer.
11 July – Martin Helseth , competitive rower.[ 49]
16 July – Adrian Smiseth Sejersted , alpine skier.
16 July – Torbjørn Bergerud , handballer.
22 July – Sigurd Rosted , footballer.
25 July – Vilde Johansen , handballer.
26 July – Guro Reiten , footballer.
4 August – Mohamed Elyounoussi , footballer (born in Morocco ).
16 August – Eili Harboe , actress.[ 50]
21 August – Tonje Enkerud , handballer.
24 August – Petter Strand , footballer.
30 August – Erik André Solbakken , competitive rower.[ 51]
8 September – Ghayas Zahid , footballer.
13 September – Jibril Bojang , footballer.
25 September – Idar Nordby Lysgård , footballer.
25 September – Ingrid Stenevik , footballer.
3 October – Andreas Hollingen , footballer.
4 October – Kai Steffen Østensen , politician.[ 52]
8 October – Fitim Kastrati , footballer.
13 October – Olav Øby , footballer.
18 October – Sindre Mauritz-Hansen , footballer.
2 November – Aleksander Stokkebø , politician.[ 53]
3 November – Felix Stridsberg-Usterud , freestyle skier.
9 November – Katrine Lund , sport shooter.[ 54]
11 November – Martine Steller Mortensen , competitive sailor.[ 55]
7 December – Viljar Vevatne , footballer.
8 December – Myra (born in Sierra Leone)[ 56]
17 December – Birger Meling , footballer.
17 December – Johan Hoel , cross-country skier.
18 December – Vilde Ingstad , handballer.
18 December – Sophie Elise , influencer[ 57]
31 December – Espen Garnås , footballer.
Notable deaths
6 January – Per Palle Storm , sculptor (born 1910 ).[ 58]
7 January – Øistein Sommerfeldt , composer (born 1919).[ 59]
7 January – Ernst Hansen , politician (born 1912).[ 60]
7 January – Edvard Elsrud , non-fiction writer (born 1926).[ 61]
8 January – Harry Boye Karlsen , footballer (born 1920).[ 62]
10 January – Per Skift , actor (born 1920).[ 63]
12 January – Teddy Røwde , painter (born 1912).[ 64]
14 January – Agnar Mykle , author (born 1915).[ 65]
15 January – Jørgen Adolf Lier , politician (born 1906)
18 January – Tullik Helsing , sports diver (born 1918).[ 66]
20 January – Einar Bårdsen , politician (born 1925).[ 67]
23 January – Johan Jørgen Holst , politician (born 1937).[ 61]
24 January – Helge Vatsend , lyricist and novelist (born 1928).[ 68]
24 January – Astri Fosser , politician (born 1900).[ 69]
25 January – Unni Kielland , painter (born 1911 ).[ 70]
26 January – Arnt J. C. Mørland , ship-owner (born 1921).[ 71]
28 January – Harald Løvenskiold , businessperson (born 1926).[ 72]
29 January – Jacob Vaage , historian and museum curator (born 1905).[ 73]
30 January – Finn Arnestad , composer (born 1915).[ 74] 4 February – Per Gulowsen , diplomat (born 1920).[ 75]
9 February – Tom Pettersen , swimmer (born 1935).[ 76]
14 February – Halfdan Petterøe , equestrian (born 1906).[ 77]
15 February – Reidar Bull , judge (born 1909).[ 78]
15 February – Rafael Goldin , museum director (born 1920).[ 61]
20 February – Kaare Steel Groos , politician (born 1917)
20 February – Rolf Jacobsen , writer (born 1907).[ 79]
23 February – Ragnar Christiansen , politician (born 1922)
23 February – Odd Højdahl , trade unionist and politician (born 1921).[ 61]
24 February – Tor Ørvig , paleontologist (born 1916, died in Sweden).[ 80]
26 February – Odd Furøy , painter (born 1908).[ 81]
28 February – Arne Ekeland , painter (born 1908).[ 82] 3 March – Tønnes Sirevåg , school principal (born 1909).[ 83]
5 March – Tor Frøysaker , physician (born 1929).[ 84]
7 March – Rolf Rynning Eriksen , resistance member (born 1911).[ 85]
7 March – Arild Kalvik , trade unionist (born 1918).[ 61]
8 March – Knut Haukelid , resistance member (born 1911).[ 86]
13 March – Magne Lerheim , politician (born 1929).[ 61]
14 March – Solveig Tunold , literary historian (born 1900).[ 87]
15 March – Erling Sverdrup , resistance member and statistician (born 1917).[ 88]
16 March – Asbjørn Andersen , politician (born 1941).[ 89]
21 March – Paula Nordhus , politician (born 1935)
27 March – Vigdis Rojahn , children's writer (born 1902).[ 90]
28 March – Sten Nilsen , illustrator (born 1921).[ 91]
30 March – Bjørn Aronsen , animation film director (born 1926).[ 92] 2 April – Inggard Rosseland , painter and printmaker (born 1914).[ 93]
2 April – Rowland Greenberg , jazz trumpeter (born 1920).[ 94]
7 April – Sigmund Ruud , ski jumper (born 1907).[ 61]
7 April – Karl Otto Hoff , jazz drummer (born 1930).[ 95]
9 April – Bjarne Fidjestøl , philologist (born 1937).[ 96]
10 April – Finn Emanuel Olsen , painter and writer (born 1911).[ 97]
11 April – Unn Kleve , printmaker (born 1923).[ 98]
15 April – Finn Alexander , civil servant (born 1909).[ 99]
19 April – Nina Smid , politician (born 1907).[ 100]
20 April – Egil Sundar , newspaper editor (born 1932).[ 101]
20 April – Sigmund Selberg , mathematician (born 1910).[ 102]
24 April – Leif B. Lillegaard , writer (born 1918).[ 103]
24 April – Ivar Jerven , painter and printmaker (born 1924).[ 104]
24 April – Marta Schumann , novelist (born 1919).[ 105]
25 April – Per Tannum , furniture designer (born 1912).[ 106]
28 April – Olav Nordrå , writer (born 1919)
29 April – Kaleb Nytrøen , police officer (born 1905).[ 107]
29 April – Rein Henriksen , lawyer and industrialist (born 1915).[ 108] 2 June – Odd Dahl , nuclear physicist (born 1898, died in the US).[ 115]
2 June – Ole Hegge , cross-country skier (born 1900)
16 June – Chrix Dahl , painter, printmaker and illustrator (born 1906).[ 116]
16 June – Ivar Orgland , philologist (born 1921).[ 117]
17 June – Eigil Olaf Liane , politician (born 1916)
21 June – Jan Fredrik Wiborg , civil engineer (born 1944)
24 June – Thorstein Guthe , fencer (born 1912).[ 118]
25 June – Helga Waabenø , missionary (born 1908).[ 112]
26 June – Jan-Erik Aarberg , sailor (born 1924).[ 119] 3 August – Fritz Harstrup , ceramist (born 1951).[ 128]
4 August – Rolf Greger Strøm , luger (born 1940).[ 129]
5 August – Paul Sæthrang , footballer (born 1918).[ 130]
16 August – Erik Anker , sailor (born 1903)
16 August – Kaare Espolin Johnson , painter (born 1907).[ 131]
18 August – Anfinn Stigen , philosopher (born 1923).[ 132]
23 August – Lars Holen , politician (born 1912)[ 133]
25 August – Leif Eldring , judge and civil servant (born 1933).[ 61]
25 August – Ingrid Wyller , rector (born 1896).[ 134]
30 August – Olav Gjærevoll , botanist and politician (born 1916).[ 61] 5 October – Anker Rogstad , criminal and crime novelist (born 1925).[ 143]
5 October – Harald Ofstad , philosopher (born 1920).[ 144]
6 October – Per Mørch Hansson , businessperson (born 1905).[ 145]
7 October – Agnes Vold , priest (born 1912).[ 146]
8 October – Ivan Th. Rosenqvist , geologist (born 1916 ).[ 147]
12 October – Edel Eckblad , actress (born 1914)
15 October – Dagny Haraldsen, Queen mother (born 1898).[ 61]
18 October – Ivar Kornelius Eikrem , politician (born 1898)
23 October – Helge Røstad , judge (born 1923)
23 October – Ivar Refseth , politician (born 1921).[ 148]
23 October – Tobias Gedde-Dahl , physician (born 1903).[ 149]
23 October – Arvid S. Kapelrud , theologian (born 1912).[ 150]
26 October – Tutta Rolf , actress (born 1907, died in the US).[ 151]
29 October – Einar Falck , businessperson (born 1925).[ 152]
29 October – Oscar Midtlyng , athlete (born 1906, died in the US).[ 153]
31 October – Erling Stordahl , singer (born 1923).[ 61] 3 November – Andreas Tømmerbakke , resistance member (born 1910).[ 154]
5 November – Christian Christensen , newspaper editor (born 1922).[ 155]
6 November – Edvard Natvig , athlete (born 1907).[ 156]
7 November – Charles Mathiesen , speed skater (born 1911)
7 November – Thor Inge Kristiansen , actor (born 1924).[ 157]
9 November – Erling Christophersen , explorer, botanist and diplomat (born 1898).[ 158]
11 November – Harry Johan Olai Klippenvåg , politician (born 1913)
11 November – Jan Johnsen , politician (born 1925).[ 159]
15 November – Asbjørn Lindhjem , politician (born 1910)
15 November – Hallvard Magerøy , philologist (born 1916).[ 160]
18 November – Henning Sinding-Larsen , journalist (born 1904).[ 161]
27 November – Toralf Tollefsen , accordionist (born 1914).[ 162]
29 November – Ferdinand Strøm , dentist (born 1903).[ 163] 3 December – Knut Mørch Hansson , actor (born 1920 ).[ 164]
4 December – Beate Mulholland , children's writer (born 1944).[ 165]
6 December – Annette Thommessen , human rights activist (born 1932 ).[ 166]
9 December – Hans Egil Rønbeck , politician (born 1912).[ 167]
11 December – Magnus Andersen , politician (born 1916)
12 December – Sverre Oddvar Andresen , politician (born 1924)
12 December – Rolf Gjermundsen , politician (born 1921)
12 December – Nanna Münster Ebbing , politician (born 1913).[ 168]
13 December – Georg Hygen , botanist (born 1908).[ 169]
13 December – Erik Jarve , stock exchange executive (born 1944).[ 25]
14 December – Trygve Leivestad , Supreme Court Justice (born 1907).[ 170]
17 December – Ella Hval , actress (born 1914).[ 171]
28 December – Arnljot Norwich , politician (born 1922).[ 172]
30 December – Sverre Lysgaard , sociologist (born 1923).[ 173]
30 December – Kjell Samuelsen , politician (born 1930).[ 174]
31 December – Reidar Helgesen , politician (born 1920).[ 175] Date unknown
See also
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