Letter, 8.7.1925, from Beate Konow Søeberg
Object reference: RA 318B29
Type: Letter
Sender / Author: Beate Konow Søeberg
Recipient: Roald Amundsen
Date: 8.7.1925
Language: Norwegian
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English translation
8.7.25
Mr Roald Amundsen
H. M. The Queen would very much like you to once more write down your names and those of your companions – Lieutenants Riiser Larsen,
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Dietrichson, Omdal and Mr Ellsworth, which she does not have. Likewise, put the date for the start, aircraft, and the day you returned.
I hope that you will now have a good rest period out at Svartskog after your hard & tiring trip. It’s the least you
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deserve! !
My warmest greetings are sent to you from your devotee
Beate Konow Søeberg
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