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Norsk bokmål: Avskjeden på jernbanestasjonen etter Fridtjof Nansens besøk i Nansenmisjonen. Foran fra venstre står bl.a. nr 3 Fridtjof Nansen, nr 4 Lena Tidemann, dansk sykepleierske, leder for Nansenmisjonen i Kharkov; nr 5 en sovjetisk tolk, nr 7 Dr. Hermod Lannung som var dansk, Fridtjof Nansens representant for hjelpen til de intellektuelle i Sør-Russland (senere over hele Russland); nr 8 John Gorvin, representant for Nansenmisjonen i Moskva.
English: Fridtjof Nansen leaves after visiting the Nansen Mission at the railroad station in Kharkov. In front third from the left, Fridtjof Nansen; fourth Lena Tidemann, Danish nurse, leader of the Nansen Mission in Kharkov; fifth a Russian interpreter, seventh Dr. Hermod Lannung, from Denmark, the U.N.'s representative for the relief to the intellectuals in South Russia (later all of Russia); eighth John Gorvin, representative for the Nansen Mission in Moscow.
Deutsch: Fridtjof Nansens Besuch in der Nansenmission. Vorne von links steht u.a. Nr. 3 Fridtjof Nansen, Nr. 4 Lena Tidemann, dänische Krankenschwester, Leiterin der Nansenmission in Kharkov; Nr. 5 ein sowjetischer Dolmetscher; Nr. 7 der Däne, Dr. Hermod Lannung, Fridtjof Nansens Representant für die Hilfe für die Intellektuellen in Süd-Russland (später für ganz Russland); Nr. 8 Johan Gorvin, Representant der Nansenmission in Moskau.
Español: Despedida en la estación de ferrocarriles después de la visita de Nansen a la Misión Nansen. Enfrente desde la izquierda están entre otros Fridtjof Nansen (número 3), Lena Tidemand, enfermera danesa y lider de la Misión Nansen en Jarkov (número 4), un interprete soviético (número 5), el médico danés Hermod Lannung (número 7) que fue el representante de Nansen para la ayuda a los intelectuales al sur de Rusia (posteriormente de toda Rusia), John Gorvin (número 8), representante de la Misión Nansen en Moscú.
Nederlands: Fridtjof Nansen op het station na het bezoek aan de Nansen-Missie in Kharkov. Hij staat vooraan, derde van links. Rechts van hem staan Lena Tidemann, Deens verpleegster en leider van de Nansen-Missie in Kharkov, en een Russische tolk. Dr. Hermod Lannung, de Deense VN-vertegenwoordiger die verantwoordelijk was voor de noodhulp aan intellectuelen in Zuid-Rusland (later in het gehele land), is zevende van links, en aan zijn rechterzijde staat de vertegenwoordiger van de Nansen-Missie in Moskou, John Gorvin.
Depicted person: Nansen, Fridtjof (1861-1930) Depicted person: Tidemann, Lena (1882-1957) Depicted person: Lannung, Hermod Depicted person: Gorvin, John (1886-1960) Depicted place: Ukraina, Kharkov |
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