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                  <text>Collection Name:
Bertram Jensenius papers, 1922-1973
Collection Number:
P0920
Extent:
9.6 cubic feet (24 archives boxes)
Abstract:
Papers of a Norwegian-American journalist and author, born in Madagascar of Norwegian
missionary parents. At age nine or ten, he journeyed alone to a home for missionary children in
Stavanger, Norway. He was educated in Norway, then lived in France for three years, after
which he participated in a race across the Atlantic in 1922, which brought him to the United
States. He settled finally in Chicago, where he engaged in various occupations. In 1958 he took
over the Norwegian weekly newspaper "Viking" and renamed it "Vinland." He and his wife
(Ingrid Hermanson) also ran the Vinland Travel Bureau. He was involved in the many
Norwegian organizations in Chicago. He wrote articles, short stories, essays, and plays, and
published four books: "Deilig er Jorden" (1948), "Calling on Eternity" (1956), "Misjonærens
sønn" (1972), and "Misjonærbarna på Korsteig" (1973). The papers include a broad
correspondence, articles, manuscripts, reviews, clippings, and information about the
Norwegian-American community in Chicago.
Box
1

Date
1941

Range
1976

1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

Folder Description
1 Biographical data and Reviews of his books.
Correspondence (A-Z) 17 folders. Includes: "Christmas Memories
from Childhood" [ca. 1910-1915] by Lars Fletre; photo of Hubert
Humphry and Henry Jackson (1975); 1 Correspondence, Aschehoug (Publishers)
2 Correspondence, Berg, Toralv A.
3 Correspondence, Boe, Henning--W. Viking.
4 Correspondence, Boyd, Louise A.
5 Correspondence, Buchardt, Harry L.V.K.
6 Correspondence, Buxton, Margarethe
7 Correspondence, Cappelens, Forlag
8 Correspondence, Carlsson, K. Alex

1929
1933
1966
1961
1966
1963
1963
1963
0

1975
1967
1967
1974
1966
1963
1976
1965
0

2

9 Correspondence, World Import Fair, Carson Pirie and Scott

1964

1966

�2
2
2
2

10
11
12
13

2
2

14
15

Correspondence, Chicago. Includes brochure "Echoes from The
Lutheran Day Nursery of Chicago" (1954)
Correspondence, Christiansen, Gunda
Correspondence, Copyright Registration
Correspondence, Cleng Peerson Memorial Institute
Correspondence, Daae, Austen C. Includes photos, "Farewell to
Arms: A First World War Story" by Eystein Daae (n.d.)
Correspondence, Gunderson, Gunnar

2
2
2
2
2

1933
1964
1952
1970

1967
1965
1953
1980

1965
1959

1975
1967

16
17
18
19
20

Correspondence, Gunners, Gunnar. Includes: "Vinland The Good?"
(1966); "A Christmas Tale for Children" (n.d.); "Theory on Noah's
Ark" (1969); "Unlocking the Secrets of our Universe" (n.d.)
Correspondence, Duffy, Ingeborg
Correspondence, Bergethon, Bjornar
Correspondence, Anker-Larsen, Chr.
Correspondence, Andersen, Odd Tidemann

1966
1957
1959
1963
1961

1973
1969
1975
1966
1965

2
2
2
2
2
2

21
22
23
24
25
26

Correspondence, Daasvand, Sigurd ("Nordisk Tidende")
Correspondence, Dreyer (Publisher)
Correspondence, "Duluth Skandinav"
Correspondence, Ellingson, Harald
Correspondence, Erickson, Alfred O.
Correspondence, Evans, Eyvind (n.d.)

1973
1967
1965
1969
1963
0

1975
1975
1965
1975
1967
0

2
2
2
2

27
28
29
30

1955
1953
1966
1932

1973
1974
1977
1975

2
2
2
2

31
32
33
34

1966
1960
1957
1965

1966
1968
1957
1966

2
2
3
3
3

35
36
1
2
3

Correspondence, Gabrielsen, Bjørn (Arbeiderbladet, Oslo)
Correspondence, Gabrielson, Thor
Correspondence, Gabrielsen, Tom
Correspondence, Gyldendal (Publisher)
Correspondence, Hansen, Lester W. Includes: "A Brief History of
the Viking Race"
Correspondence, Harr, R.J.
Correspondence, Holand, Hjalmar Rued
Correspondence, Hong, Anna
Correspondence, Ingvaldstad, Orlando: Includes: "Rimes for Rusty"
poetry by Ingvoldstad (1964)
Correspondence, Jondahl, Lucinda
Correspondence, Korsgard, Ingrid
Correspondence, Kvisgaard, Olav A. (n.d.)
Correspondence, Lindrup, John

1966
1968
1974
0
1950

1968
1996
1975
0
1958

�3
3
3

Correspondence, Liabo, Roy. Includes: "The Rumbling of the
Runes" (Kensington Stone) 1966; "Fante-Nils" a short story by Per
4 Sivle, translated by Liabo.
5 Correspondence, Litterare Samfund (De-Li-Sa)
6 Correspondence, Magnusen, Claus

1965
1935
1963

1966
1964
1973

1932

1969

3
3
3
3
3

7 Correspondence, May 17 [Syttende Mai], Celebrations in Chicago
Correspondence, Minnesota University Press. Re: "Grass Roots
8 History" by T. Blegen
9 Correspondence, Mortensens Forlag-Øistein Larsen
10 Correspondence, "Nationen," Oslo
11 Correspondence, Nelson, Lawrence M.
12 Correspondence, Norberg, Sverre

1958
1967
1969
1976
1962

1958
1969
1970
1988
1975

3
3

13 Correspondence, "Nordisk Tidende" Soyland-Roedder
14 Correspondence, Nordmanns Forbundet

1958
1938

1973
1975

3

15 Correspondence, Norwegian American Editors 1966 in Norway.

1966

1966

3

16 Correspondence, Norwegian American Press Association
Correspondence, Norwegian American Sesquicentennial--Fox
17 Valley
Correspondence, Norwegian American Sesquicentennial--King
Olav V in Chicago. Includes: "With our Hands and Minds:
Norwegians in the Midwest 1825-1975. A photographic display of
everyday life over 150 years." Held Oct. 16-30, 1975, Chicago.
Presented by the Norwegian American Immigration Anniversary
18 Commission.
Correspondence, Norwegian American
19 Sesquicentennial--Jensenius
1 Correspondence, Norwegian Embassy
2 Correspondence, Norwegian Consulate
3 Correspondence, Oak Forest Hospital, Mission Fund
4 Correspondence, Paasche, Jens
5 Correspondence, Pax Forlag, Oslo
6 Correspondence, Pageant Press
7 Correspondence, Percy, Charles H. for Governor.
Correspondence, Rølvaag, O.E. re "Amerika Brev". Includes letter
8 from Gov. Karl Rølvaag
9 Correspondence, Sandberg, Finn

1967

1967

1975

1975

1975

1975

1975
1926
1962
1962
1964
1966
1958
1962

1975
1970
1975
1962
1969
1966
1959
1964

1964
1964

1964
1971

3

3

3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4

�4
4
4
4
4
4

10
11
12
13
14
15

Correspondence, Scandinavian Airlines.
Correspondence, Scandinavian-American Alliance
Correspondence, Schwartzman Co.
Correspondence, Seqelke, Tore (Mrs. Raabe)
Correspondence, Seip, Didrik Arup
Correspondence, Siqveland, Th.
Correspondence, Skiing. Includes: "Norway: The Country with A
Thousand Years of Ski History" (no author or date); "'Snowshoe'
Thompson"
Correspondence, Sons of Norway (Chicago Lodge)
Correspondence, Sleipner Centennial Plaque
Correspondence, Society of the Preservation of Norwegian
Culture.
Correspondence, "Stavanger Aftenblad" A. Hauge
Correspondence, Stavanger Amt Laget
Correspondence, Stevenson, Adlai
Correspondence, Stoylen, Sigvald
Correspondence, Syvertson, Helge
Correspondence, Talbott, Gwyneth
Correspondence, Theater interests, prog. Reviews
Correspondence, Thompson, Thom
Correspondence, Trade Union--Membership record.
Correspondence, Twetem. Arnold A.
Correspondence, Vik, Alf
Correspondence, Vinland Map Dispute
Correspondence, Vinland Publishing Co.
Correspondence, Vinland Travel Bureau
Correspondence, Westness, P. Rolf
Correspondence, Williams, Harry
Family Correspondence, Bertram's Parents.

1964
1939
1958
1958
1953
1967

1972
1966
1976
1966
1958
1972

4
4
4

16
17
18

1969
1957
1962

1974
1973
1962

4
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
6

19
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1

1957
1957
1949
1956
1965
1951
1966
1934
1967
1952
1963
1972
1965
1958
1959
1956
1963
1933

1965
1973
1949
1956
1966
1967
1971
1964
1970
1970
1970
1972
1996
1972
1975
1975
1977
1937

6
6
6
6

2
3
4
5

Family Correspondence, Normann (Bertram's brother)
Correspondence, Mrs. Rakel Piirainen
Correspondence, Camilla
Family Correspondence, Mia

1936
1935
1953
1959

1936
1952
1976
1959

6

6 Family Correspondence, Synnove Hartmann (Bertram's sister)

1951

1976

6
6

7 Family Correspondence, Harriet Hermansen II
8 Family Correspondence, Ingrid Jensenius corresp.

1965
1934

1974
1971

�6
6

9 Family Correspondence, Ingrid's mother
10 Family Correspondence, Harriet Hermansen I

1950
1936

1960
1965

6
6

11 Family Correspondence, Mrs. Ingrid Jensenius Memorials
12 Family Correspondence, Miscellaneous

1972
1953

1972
1969

1936

1967

1953

1959

1960
0

1975
0

0
0

0
0

1945

1953

1953
1973
0
1973

1970
1973
0
1973

1971

1971

1967
0
0
0
1957

1967
0
0
0
1957

1956
0

1957
0

1929

1929

0

0

7
7
7
7
7
7
8

1 Family Correspondence, Bertram and Ingrid Correspondence.
Family Correspondence, Gunda Jensenius (daughter)
2 correspondence
Family Correspondence, Gunda Jensenius (daughter)
3 correspondence
4 Photographs, snapshots.
5 Family Correspondence, Gunda Jensenius (daughter) photographs
6 Miscellaneous family photographs
Correspondence: Vera (daughter). Includes her years at St. Olaf
College (1950-1954); and Glacier Park (1952). 8 folders

9
10
10
10

1
2
3

10

4

10
10
10
10
10

5
6
7
8
9

10
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10
1

Correspondence: Vera (daughter). Includes European tour and
some St. Olaf College papers and notes, also postcards. 6 folders
Short Stories and Articles "Mandelen i Julegrøten"
Short Stories and Articles "Rimet om Chicago" (n.d.)
"Skyskraperen' farce i 3 akter av Ola O. Smaakasin
Short Stories and Articles "How it Felt to Be a Cabdriver in
Chicago" ca. 1934
"Negrenes Syn Paa Saken" includes letters to Norwegian
newspapers
Short Stories and Articles "En Sammenstilling" (n.d.)
Short Stories and Articles, miscellaneous (n.d.)
Short Stories and Articles, miscellaneous (n.d.)
Short Stories and Articles, miscellaneous
Short Stories and Articles. Includes: "Who Won the
Election--Humanity!" (ca. 1956); "The Future of Church Life in
America"; "Crossing of the sloop Restoration [Restaurationen]"
(1957)
Short Stories and Articles, Speeches. (n.d.)

11

2 Short Stories and Articles, Hall, J.D.H., Christmas Story clipping

11

3 Short Stories and Articles, Biographical Miscellany. Clippings. (n.d.)

�11
11
11

4 Short Stories and Articles, Ibsen Centennial, Clippings (U.S.)
5 Short Stories and Articles, Poems. Clippings (n.d.)
6 Short Stories and Articles, "Viking" Dec. 25, 1952

1928
0
0

1928
0
0

11

7 Short Stories and Articles, Hamsun, Knut (clipping) n.d.

1916

1916

11
11

8 Short Stories and Articles, clippings.
9 Short Stories and Articles, "Redemption" (n.d.)

1929
0

1936
0

0
0

0
0

0

0

1969

1969

11
11
11

11
11

10 Short Stories and Articles, "Diana…Goddess of Chastity" (n.d.)
11 Short Stories and Articles, "Hundeliv i Chicago" (n.d.)
Short Stories and Articles, Translation of a O.E. Rølvaag letter
12 (Peder Anderson. Clarkfield, S.D., Aug. 26, Sept. 2-3, 1896)
Short Stories and Articles, Petrel [Petrel Beat Enterprise: A
Windjammer Against Steam Across the Atlantic.] n.b.: In the early
1920s, Petrel--one of the the last of windjammers, raced the
Enterprise, one of the first passenger steam boats across the
13 Atlantic Ocean. (ca. 1969)

0

0

11

14 Short Stories and Articles, "Forbuden Frukt Smaker Best" (n.d.)
Short Stories and Articles, Political Situation in United States
15 (1935) correspondence to Tidens Tegn

1935

1935

11

16 Short Stories and Articles, Royalty in Norway "Afterposten"

1968

1968

11

17 Short Stories and Articles, "Min Første dag i Chicago" (n.d.)

0

0

11

1952

1952

11

18 Short Stories and Articles, "Den Mangfoldige Messegutten"
Short Stories and Articles, "A Windjammer's Last Victory"
published in the "Chicago Tribune Magazine" Sept. 14, 1969. Story
re: In the early 1920s, Petrel--one of the last of windjammers,
raced the Enterprise, one of the first passenger steam boats across
19 the Atlantic Ocean.

1969

1969

11

20 Short Stories and Articles, "Dengang ad jeg var gutt" (n.d.)

0

0

11
11

21 Short Stories and Articles, "Would you Marry the Rainbow?" (n.d.)
22 Short Stories and Articles, fragments.
Short Stories and Articles, "Karen's First Quarter" a novelette by
23 Nancy Ann Hagen. Ca. 1974
24 Short Stories and Articles by Gale Wanneboe

0
0

0
0

1974
0

1974
0

11
11

�11

11

25 Short Stories and Articles, "The Mock Guneral" (n.d.)
Short Stories and Articles, "Father of Immigration" (play). Action
takes place in Norway (1842), the last day before leaving for
26 America.
Short Stories and Articles, "Once a Lumberjack--Always a
Lumberjack: Life in a Canadian Lumber Camp 47 years ago" (ca.
27 1933)

11

28 Questions and Answers, re: United States History. (n.d.)

0

0

11

29 Short Stories and Articles, "Would you Marry the Rainbow?" (n.d.)
"Berserk Barden"; "Madcap Egil" (translation of Berserk Barden)";
"Calling on Eternity"; "Cavalcade of Brides"; and "Chicago er Byen
paa Sletten"
"Cleng Peerson" (includes a play and photographs); "Gløtt og
Glimt, Bak Kulissene i det Norske Amerika"; "Joan of Arc"; and
"Joseph Bjartland"
"Kjekkasen"; "Korsteig"; and "Misjonsbarna paa Korsteig
Barnehjem (page proof from Dreyer, 1973)
"Melinda" ('Skogfiolinene'); "Melinda, a play in 2 acts; "Sangen om
Soatanana"

0

0

0

0

0

0

1973

1974

0

0

0

0

1960

1975

0

0

1960

1975

1963

1966

11

12

13
14
15
16

19

"Siste par Ut"; "Paa Videvanke"; "Vi Norsk-Amerikanere"
Photographs and snapshot collection. Photographs and snapshots
(1960-1975), mostly unidentified. These were part of the
photograph file for "Vinland." A great many of the pictures deal
with the Norwegians in Chicago. The following are folder headings
in the box: Groups; Individuals (misc.); Individuals (chiefly
Norwegian-Americans); Parades (mostly 17th of May); Sports;
Speakers; Concerts, Theatre productions etc.; Dinners, Receptions,
etc.; Monuments; Musical Organizations
Snapshots and film. Box contains 2 large envelopes of snapshots,
and 1 large envelope of small photos. In addition, 4 films (no
identification provided).
Photographs from Norwegian Press and Tourist offices. Much of
this material is identified. Includes: 4 folders of misc. material; 6
folders covering: ships, skiing, winter scenes, Lapps, Scandinavian
Airlines, and film, "The Heroes of Telemark" (1965)

20

photographs that correlated to specific issues of "Vinland".
Includes weekly photo packets for period of Nov. 1963-Jan. 1966

17

18

0

0

1956

1956

1970

1970

�21

photographs that correlated to specific issues of "Vinland".
Includes weekly photo packets for period of Feb. 1966 - Oct. 1968

1966

1968

22

photographs that correlated to specific issues of "Vinland".
Includes weekly photo packets for period of Nov. 1968 - Nov. 1970

1968

1970

1976
1976
1939
1969

1977
1976
1975
1975

1930
0

1974
0

1969
0

1969
0

1969
1964
1964
1967
1976

1969
1964
1964
1968
1976

0

0

23
23
23
23

1
2
3
4

23
23

5
6

23
23

7
8

24
24
24
24
24

1
2
3
4
5

24

Estate Settlement
Estate Settlement: Mrs. Jondahl letters
Correspondence
Family Correspondence.
Miscellaneous. Includes passport, address book, apartment lease
(1930) and savings bank books
Typescript: "Never the Twain Shall Meet" (n.d.)
Typescript: "Petrel." Story re: In the early 1920s, Petrel--one of the
the last of windjammers, raced the Enterprise, one of the first
passenger steam boats across the Atlantic Ocean.
Manuscript: "Wenche" (fragment) (n.d.)
"Viking Windjammer's story of Petrel" Two letters received about
story.
Ms. Jeg veddet en dollar paa vaar flyvende sky"
SAS Bommer
Correspondence, Family
Correspondence, Mrs. Jondahl
Photographs (family photographs and negatives). Folders 6-11.

Rokke Name Index
May 17th Celebration in
Chicago
Ovrevik, Vera Jensenius
Stavanger Amt Laget
Talbot, Givyneth
Thompson, Thom
Andersen, Odd Tidemann
Cleng Peerson Memorial
Institute
Daasvand, Sigurd
Gunners, Gunnar
Carson, Pirie and Scott
Boyd, Louise A.
Carlsson, K. Alex

Christiansen, Gunda K.
Duffy, Ingeborg
Ellingson, Harald
Gabrielsen, Bjorn
Gabrielson, Thor
Gunderson, Gunnar
Liabo, Roy
Nelson, Lawrence M.
Erickson, Alfred O.
Jondahl, Lucinda
Larsen, Øistein
Nationen
Korsgard, Ingrid

Mortensens Forlag
(Øistein Larsen)
Lindrup, John A.
Norwegian Consulate
Pageant Press
Syvertson, Helge
Vinland Travel Bureau
Sandberg, Finn
Jensenius family
Vinland Publication
Company
Jensenius, Bertram
Burchardt, Harry
Bergethon, Bjonnar

�Pax Forlag
Percy, Charles H.
Scandinavian Airlines
Schwartzman Co.
Segelke, Tore (Mrs.
Raabe)
Sleipner Centennial
Plaque
Stavenger Amt Laget
Stevenson, Adlai
Vik, Alf
Westnes, Peder Rolf
Vinland Map dispute
Tweten, Arnold A.
Anker-Larsen, Christian
Abrahamson, Ardell

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          <description>The size or duration of the resource.</description>
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              <text>9.6 cubic feet (24 archives boxes)</text>
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