Axel Heiberg

Norwegian financier and diplomat

Axel Heiberg - Norwegian financier and diplomat
Born

March 16th, 1848
177 years ago

Died

1932
93 years ago — 84 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Norway

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A financier and diplomat played a significant role in Norway's early 20th-century economic development and international relations. Contributed to establishing Norway's economic framework after its independence. Served as a diplomat in various positions, promoting Norwegian interests abroad. Involved in international trade negotiations, enhancing Norway's trade relationships. Instrumental in the founding of financial institutions that supported Norway's growth.

Played a key role in Norway's economic development

Served as a diplomat in international relations

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