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  • Anne-Karine Strøm
    Anne-Karine Strøm er journalist med 20 års fartstids i ukepresse og magasiner, med særlig vekt på stoffområder som helse og livsstil. Hun har også vært sanger og artist og er cand. philol. med hovedfag...
  • Dipl.Ing. Augustin Thoresen Paus (1881 - 1945)
    Utdannet diplomingeniør (sivilingeniør) ved den tekniske høyskole i Dresden. Han ledet utbyggingen av Rånåsfoss kraftverk og var den første administrerende direktør for Akershus elektrisitetsverk (nå A...
  • Cand.theol. Bernhard Pauss (1839 - 1907)
    Cand.theol., bestyrer og medeier, senere eneeier av Nissens Pikeskole. Han var også bestyrer/eier av Kristiania lærerskole, som var en del av Nissens Pikeskole. Dessuten var han lærer i tysk og religio...
  • Count Christopher Tostrup (de) Paus (1862 - 1943)
    Wikipedia Biographical Summary:== Christopher Tostrup Paus , Count of Paus (10 September 1862 – 10 September 1943), usually known as Christopher Paus and also known as Christopher de Paus, was a Norweg...
  • Barrister George Wegner Paus (1882 - 1923)
    Dåp 5. november 1882 i Johannes menighet: (faddere: direktør Anders Nikolai Kjær, fullmektig Josef Dietrichson, ekspedisjonssjef David Faye Knudsen, Evald Pauss, fru Olga Thinn og frk. Henriette Bidenk...

About the Paus surname

Paus /ˈpæʉs/ is principally a well-known Norwegian family from Oslo, arguably the only surviving family to hail from the medieval city of Oslo, and known for its connection to playwright Henrik Ibsen. For centuries the family were among the foremost of the regional elite of Telemark, the "aristocracy of officials." The name Paus is attested in Oslo since the 14th century, and is believed to be of Low German origin; the earliest certain ancestors of the current family were two brothers from Oslo born in the late 16th century who both became priests. Wikipedia: Norsk / English

The name is also used by other, unrelated families in various countries, including some families and individuals in Norway.