Kjeldearkiv:Norgesbrev fra ukjent til Carl G.O. Hansen 1927-03-03
Brev fra ukjent til Carl G.O. Hansen 1927-03-03
| Brev fra ukjent til Carl G.O. Hansen 1927-03-03 | |
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| Informasjon om brevet | |
| Dato: | 1927-03-03 |
| Sted: | Oslo |
| Fra: | Ukjent |
| Til: | Carl G.O. Hansen |
| Samling: | P0543, Carl G. O. Hansen papers |
| Oppbevaringssted: | NAHA |
| Transkribert av: | Nasjonalbiblioteket via Transkribus |
| Viktig: | Denne artikkelen kan være låst, og kan da bare endres av administratorer. Dersom endringer trengs, vennligst ta dette opp på artikkelens samtaleside eller med en administrator. |
Oslo, March 3, 1927. Mr. Carl G. O. Hansen,
Mr. Carl G. O. Hansen,
Editor, MINNEAPOLIS TIDENDE,
Minneapolis, Minn. Dear friend Hansen:
Dear friend Hansen:
I enclose, for your information, a copy of
HAUGESUNDS AVIS of the third ultimo containing a report
of a speech delivered by Mrs. Signe Lund. Shortly after
her return to Norway last fall Mrs. Lund delivered a
similar speech at Oslo in which among other things she
spoke insultingly of the American Legion. One of the
honorary fellows of the Scandinavian-American Foundation,
a Mrs. A. F. Woodside, of Winchester, Massachusetts, com-
plained to me of the many offensive and unfounded state-
ments made about the United States. I am not bringing
this matter to your attention for the purpose of publi-
cation but owing to your position as Editor-in-Chief of
TIDENDE I feel that you should be informed on the sub-
ject. Kindly return the enclosed paper to me when it has
served its purpose. I had a wonderful trip through England, France,
I had a wonderful trip through England, France,
Switzerland, Italy, Austria and Germany, last August and
September,
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September, visiting many interesting and beautiful places.
Both historically and scenically it was possibly the most
wonderful trip I have ever made. You will get some idea of
it when I tell you that my itinerary included Lincoln with
its superb cathedral, Canterbury, Cambridge, Eton College,
Windsor, Runnymede, the Dickens country in Kent and Surrey,
Paris and Versailles, Zurich, Innsbruck, Miran, the Dolo-
mites between Bozen and Cortina, Gastein, Salzburg, the
romantic Berchtesgaden, Munich, the famous castles in the
Upper Bavarian Alps, Nuremberg, Rothenburg, Heidelberg,
Eisenach with its historic and picturesque Wartburg, and
the surrounding Thüringer Wald, the classic Weimar, the
battlefields of Lützen and Leipzig, and finally Berlin
and Potsdam. I have had an unusually busy season and am now
I have had an unusually busy season and am now
looking forward to a somewhat quieter spell with spring and
summer approaching. The Ringneses are well and inquire
about you whenever we meet. Kindly convey my best regards
to Mr. and Mr. Guldbrandsen. With cordial greetings to yourself and Mrs. Hansen,
With cordial greetings to yourself and Mrs. Hansen,
I am, as ever. Faithfully yours,
Faithfully yours,
ne
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