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a small celebration24 March 2012 » Uncategorized As we now have received a final go ahead from the Canadian Government for our plans to repatriate Maud back to her birthplace in Vollen, Norway, we wish to celebrate [...] |
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Maud Returns Home – Newspaper22 March 2012 » Uncategorized We are pleased to present a net-version of our recent newspaper that was produced in connection with the Export Permit Review Board Hearing in Ottawa on March 15th. For those [...] |
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Great News: Review board opens for export permit16 March 2012 » Uncategorized Great News 16th of March 2012: The Review Board have directed the Canada Border Services Agency to issue an Export Permit upon our request. This is great news for us [...] |
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Good press follow up before Hearing in Ottawa13 March 2012 » Uncategorized We are happy to experience a good following up from the Canadian press the last days now before the hearing on Thursday with the Canadian Cultural Property Review Board. Let [...] |
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MAUD EXPORT PERMIT APPEAL HEARING11 March 2012 » Uncategorized As we now are getting close to the appeal hearing for the Export Permit Refusal for Amundsen’s polar ship Maud, we have arrived here in the capital of Ottawa to [...] |
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EXPORT PERMIT – NOTICE OF REFUSAL15 December 2011 » planning process We have now, through the Royal Norwegian Embassy, received a NOTICE OF REFUSAL from the Canadian Government regarding our Export Application for Maud. The reason for the refusal is explained [...] |
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EXPORT PERMIT APPLICATION – IS HANDED IN31 October 2011 » planning process We are incredibly happy to announce that an EXPORT PERMIT APPLICATION for the Polar ship MAUD of Polar Explorer Roald Amundsen was finally delivered at 27th of October 2011, “by [...] |
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MAUD SURVEY 2011 – CONCLUSION11 October 2011 » planning process After one month of careful analysis of all the film and photographic material as well as impressions from our visit and Maud Survey 2011 our main conclusion is crystal clear [...] |
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MAUD SURVEY IN CAMBRIDGE BAY, CANADA 201112 August 2011 » Survey Aug. 2011 This last week Project Manager Jan Wanggaard and Project Diver and Photographer Dag Leslie Hansen have spent their time Surveying the wreck of Maud both over and under the water [...] |
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BAYMAUD AND CAMBRIDGE BAY9 July 2011 » planning process A Little introduction to the people in Cambridge Bay and other supporters of “Baymaud Canada” Maud (later called Baymaud) was built in in 1917, in Vollen, Norway by shipbuilder Christian [...] |
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TRANSFER OF MAUD OWNERSHIP8 June 2011 » planning process Yesterday the chairmanship of Asker Kommune decided by unanimous resolution to transfer the ownership of Polarship Maud from Asker Kommune to Tandberg Eiendom and its project group Maud Returns Home. [...] |
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GROWING INTEREST FROM CANADA25 May 2011 » planning process After Maud Returns Home went public there has been a growing interest for the project both in Norway and now also from the Canadian side. This is of course nice [...] |
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WEBPAGE – MAUD RETURN HOME11 May 2011 » planning process We are happy to announce that our MAUD RETURNS HOME webpage is now opened. We have decided to put priority now on presenting the page in English but a Norwegian [...] |
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THE MAUDMUSEUM – ARCHITECT PROPOSALS14 April 2011 » planning process Snøhetta and Jarmund/Wigsnæs Architect companies were challenged separately to make sketch proposals for a new Maudmuseum placed in the heart of Vollen, Asker where this once proud polarship was built [...] |
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MAUD RETURNS HOME – GOES PUBLIC12 April 2011 » planning process After many months of hard work our plan to bring the wreck of Maud back to Norway and Vollen has been revealed to the public, and the response has been [...] |
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NORWEGIAN MARITIME MUSEUM – SUPPORT6 April 2011 » planning process We are very pleased to announce that the official National Museum for Maritime History of Norway, NMM (Norsk Maritimt Museum) have given their blessing and support to our initiative to [...] |
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MAUD MUSEUM – ARCHITECT COMPETITION24 March 2011 » planning process We can proudly announce that Tandberg Eiendom AS has taken initiative to a small architect competition regarding a Maud museum in Vollen, Asker, by the Oslo fjord. Two architect companies, [...] |
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A BIG PIECE OF THE PUZZLE23 March 2011 » planning process Kleopatra is her name and we are now happy to announce that she has become part of our Project Team. Kleo weighs in at 250 tons and will become, when [...] |
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THE BARGE15 March 2011 » planning process The main tool for the whole MAUD Rescue Operation will be a transoceanic custom built submersible barge. We are these days in the negotiation process for buying the base construction [...] |
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PRELIMINARY OPERATION PLAN14 March 2011 » planning process After several months of studies we are now happy to present a preliminary plan for the Maud Returns Home – Rescue Operation. Parallel to the end of this preliminary development [...] |
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PPB: First meeting with Asker Kommune22 January 2011 » planning process There will a meeting with Asker Kommune on monday 24th of january 2011 regarding a new initiative and preliminary plans from Tandberg Eiendom on saving the wreck of polarship Maud [...] |
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MDB: First scetch for the Maud Museum20 January 2011 » museum development First sketch for the Maud Museum and its positioning in Vollen, Asker, Norway. A minimalistic boathouse made from rusty steel and glass, separated from the shoreline as a little island. [...] |
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ROB: Rescue Operation Blog15 January 2011 » rescue operation The Rescue Operation blog will take over for the Planning Process Blog at the point of a final decision for a go ahead for the Rescue Operation itself. The intention [...] |























