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Ronny Frantzen, one of the first rescue workers to reach the island during the gun spree, told national news agency NTB that he returned to Utoya with mixed emotions.
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Bell and Frantzen chose not to, and the local party chose from the selected candidates.
Norwich North by election - The Lib Dem selection dilemma Norfolk Blogger 2009
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Ronny Frantzen, one of the first rescue workers to reach the island during the gun spree, told national news agency NTB that he returned to Utoya with mixed emotions.
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One of the eight volunteers from Frantzen's aid organization was killed by Breivik on the island.
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What I cannot work out from either your blog or Iain Dale's Diary is this; did Clegg expect either Frantzen or Bell to stand as LibDems?
Norwich North by election - The Lib Dem selection dilemma Norfolk Blogger 2009
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One of the eight volunteers from Frantzen's aid organization was killed by Breivik on the island.
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Lars Frantzen of Cologne, Germany, a 34-year-old computer scientist who was brought up in a conservative Catholic family, says he considers himself religious.
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Veteran squad has been energized by two players from the U-19 team Isabell Herlovsen and Stine Frantzen.
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And that new language, I think, lies in the recognition that Frantzen made in 1990: “it is the connectedness of Anglo-Saxon studies that matters, not their age.”
Archive 2007-08-01 Mary Kate Hurley 2007
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Frantzen has a knack for raising difficult (and often polarizing) questions, and this book is no different.
Archive 2007-08-01 Mary Kate Hurley 2007
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