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Order of St. Olav recipients
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A
- Hauk Aabel (1 P, 8 F)
- Per Aabel (17 F)
- Hans Jørgen Christian Aall (2 F)
- Hans Jacob Aall (5 F)
- Jarle Aarbakke (9 F)
- Sven Aarrestad (1 F)
- Bjarne Aas (10 F)
- Tora Aasland (15 F)
- Ivar Aavatsmark (8 F)
- Abraham Berge (2 F)
- James Alan Abrahamson (4 F)
- Cossva Anckarsvärd (1 F)
- Leif Ove Andsnes (1 P, 1 F)
- Sofus Arctander (10 F)
- Jens Lauritz Arup (1 F)
- Sverker Åström (4 F)
- Andreas Aulie (5 F)
- Synnøve Anker Aurdal (2 F)
- Prince Axel of Denmark (31 F)
B
- Ole Andreas Bachke (3 F)
- Prince Maximilian of Baden (1 P, 31 F)
- Bernt Balchen (23 F)
- Anton Christian Bang (1 P, 13 F)
- Thomas Barth (scientist) (3 F)
- Jo Benkow (4 F)
- Arno Berg (1 P, 5 F)
- Jens Christian Berg (1 F)
- Ole Berg (2 F)
- Sigval Bergesen (19 F)
- Eivind Berggrav (7 F)
- Christian Vilhelm Bergh (1 F)
- Carl Berner (24 F)
- Annie Skau Berntsen (empty)
- Gillis Bildt (1 P, 8 F)
- Jon Bing (3 F)
- Christian Birch-Reichenwald (2 F)
- Peter Birch-Reichenwald (6 F)
- Michael Birkeland (7 F)
- Jacob Bjerknes (6 F)
- Carl Anton Bjerknes (12 F)
- Otto Albert Blehr (14 F)
- Carl Bock (33 F)
- Carl Wilhelm Boeck (4 F)
- Thord C:son Bonde (19 F)
- Frederick Bowhill (7 F)
- Fredrik Peter Brandt (4 F)
- Marit Breivik (5 F)
- Arne Brimi (2 F)
- Waldemar Christopher Brøgger (1 P, 7 F)
- Sven Brun (3 F)
- Jørgen Brunchorst (4 F)
- Kåre Bryn (2 F)
- Knud Bryn (2 F)
- Edvard Hagerup Bull (3 F)
- Aleksey Butakov (3 F)
C
- Didrik Cappelen (1 F)
- Giovanni Carandente (3 F)
- Prince Carl Bernadotte (23 F)
- Prince Carl, Duke of Västergötland (1 P, 52 F)
- Reidar Carlsen (6 F)
- Marcel Cartier (1 F)
- Carl Paul Caspari (5 F)
- Georges Catroux (21 F)
- Ingolf Elster Christensen (14 F)
- Lars Saabye Christensen (5 F)
- Christian Günther (11 F)
D
- Ludvig Daae (4 F)
- Walter Scott Dahl (1 F)
- Daniel Cornelius Danielssen (6 F)
- Frederik Wilhelm Dannemand (1 F)
- Laila Dåvøy (5 F)
- Peter Vogelius Deinboll (2 F)
- Robert Dickson (1843-1924) (16 F)
- William Joseph Donovan (44 F)
- Edvard Drabløs (1 F)
- Axel Charlot Drolsum (6 F)
E
- Tias Eckhoff (3 F)
- Harald Edelstam (4 F)
- Sigfrid Edström (12 F)
- Edvard Moser (12 F)
- Klaus Egge (4 F)
- Gösta Ehrensvärd (1885–1973) (2 F)
- Ludvig Eikaas (2 F)
- Birger Ekeberg (14 F)
- Thomas von Westen Engelhart (2 F)
- Ole Erichsen (4 F)
- Erik of Sweden and Norway (1889) (19 F)
- Olaus Olsen Eskeland (1 F)
F
- Nils Faarlund (7 F)
- Johan Falkberget (9 F)
- John Collett Falsen (1 F)
- Carl Valentin Falsen (3 F)
- Finn Lützow-Holm (4 F)
- Ferdinand Finne (1 F)
- Kai Fjell (4 F)
- Arvid Fladmoe (3 F)
- Count Flemming of Rosenborg (1 F)
- Herman Foss (2 F)
- Per-Kristian Foss (32 F)
- Wenche Foss (15 F)
- Jon Fosse (5 F)
- Alv Fostervoll (2 F)
- Carl Andreas Fougstad (2 F)
The Order of St. Olav
The Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav was founded by King Oscar I in 1847.
It is conferred as “a reward for distinguished services rendered to Norway and mankind”.
His Majesty The King is the Grand Master of the Order.
The Order of St. Olav takes its name from Norway’s canonised king, Olav the Holy.
It is divided into five classes:
- Grand Cross
- Grand Officer
- Commander
- Officer
- Knight
With the exception of foreign royalty and heads of state,
the Order of St. Olav is only bestowed on Norwegian nationals.
The Collar of the Order may also be conferred by the King on holders of the Grand Cross.
The Grand Cross with the Collar represents the order’s highest class.
Design
The Insignia of the Order is a white-enamelled Maltese cross made of gold.
In its centre is a crimson medallion encircled by a blue and white ring.
The obverse of the medallion bears the Norwegian lion in gold, and on the reverse is the motto of King Oscar I “Ret og Sanhed”, meaning “Justice and Truth”.
In the four corners between the arms of the cross is a Gothic O of gold surmounted by a crown.
The cross on the Commander and Officer insignia bears a king’s crown of gold.
When a class of the Order of St. Olav is conferred for military service, this is indicated on the insignia by two blue-enamelled swords,
crossed and positioned under the king’s crown on the cross.
The Insignia of the Order is attached to a crimson ribbon with blue and double-edged white borders.
How the insignia is worn
The Knight’s Cross is worn on the left breast, and the Commander’s Cross is suspended from a ribbon around the neck.
The Grand Cross is attached to a broad sash worn passing from the right shoulder to the left side.
Women wear the Knight’s Cross and Commander’s Cross on the left breast attached to a bow made from the Knight’s Cross ribbon.
The Insignia of the Order is returned to the Council of the Order in the event of the promotion or death of the recipient.
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