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Stikkord: Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm (Dommer i Egypt og Haag mm. Bror av Anders Gjedde Nyholm)

  • Jeg sendte en e-post til Nobelinstituttet nå, om de vet hvem som nominerte min mormors grandonkel, Didrik Nyholm, til Nobels Fredspris, i 1931







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    Hvem nominerte Didrik Nyholm, fra Danmark, til Nobels Fredspris, i 1931?




    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    Sun, Apr 11, 2010 at 9:33 PM





    To:

    postmaster@nobel.no



    Hei,

    jeg har overhørt i Oslo, at jeg er forfulgt av noe de kaller 'mafian'.
    Og jeg har flyktet til England.
    Og politiet virker ikke å være så veldig interessert i å hjelpe meg.

    Så har prøvd å finne ut om denne forfølgelsen av meg kan skyldes noe i slekta.
    Min mormor var danskfødt, og fra fine familier.
    Hennes oldeforeldre telte industriherre Anker Heegaard, Maren Gjedde, (av ubestemt Gjedde-slekt, har jeg dog skjønt nå), og hofjægermester i Danmark, L.C. Nyholm, og hun hadde også Feilberg og Fog og Nyholm som slekter hun stammet fra.

    L.C. Nyholm og Maren Gjedde, fikk visst 12 barn, sa min mormor.
    Blant annet min tippoldefar, Anders Gjedde Nyholm, som ble øverstkommanderende general, i Danmark, i mellomkrigstiden.
    Men den eldste, Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, ble dommer i de internasjonale domstolene i Kairo og Haag, og fikk æreslegionen i Frankrike, og en Japans orden vel., ihvertfall.

    Han ble også nominert til Nobels Fredspris, i 1931, det året han døde, så jeg på nettet i dag.
    Så ble jeg så nysgjerrig.
    Hvem var det som nominerte min mormors grandonkel til Nobels Fredspris, lurte jeg.

    Har dere oversikt over dette?
    På forhånd takk for eventuelt svar!

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog





  • Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, som jeg fikk masse dokumenter etter, av min mormor, på 80-tallet, har en tysk Wiki-side, men ikke en dansk. Hm

    tysk wiki side

    http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Didrik_Nyholm

    PS.

    Her må det være noen ugler i mosen, vil jeg si, siden Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, ikke har en Wiki-side i Danmark, (eller England).

    Jeg sier nesten som Shakespiere, ‘there’s something rotten in Denmark’.

    Men men.

    Vi får se hva som skjer.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS 2.

    Det hører også med til historien, at min mormor visstnok plutselig skulle ha tilbake disse dokumentene, (og noen bilder av broren hans, Anders Gjedde Nyholm, min tippoldefar), ifølge hva min fars familie sa, på begynnelsen av 90-tallet.

    Og disse dokumentene forsvant fra min farmors hus, (på Sand i Svelvik).

    Så jeg får vel regne med at min mormor fikk dem tilbake.

    Hvem vet.

    Jeg hørte ikke noe mer enn ganske vage ting om dette, ihvertfall.

    Det var vel jeg som burde gi de tilbake da, siden det var min eiendom, disse dokumentene.

    Det er sånn jeg tolker dette, ihvertfall.

    Så sånn er det.

    PS 3.

    Min tippoldefar, (og Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholms bror), Anders Gjedde Nyholm, har heller ikke fått en dansk Wiki-side, enda han var sjef for generalkommandoen, i Danmark, det vil si kommandør for alle Danmarks forente stridskrefter, (omtrent som en preusisk general vel), mellom 1926 og 1931, (det året broren hans døde).

    Men han nevnes på engelsk Wikipedia:

    anders gjedde nyholm

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generalkommandoen

    PS 4.

    Min mormor, Ingeborg Ribsskog, sin grandonkel, Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, ble visst nominert til Nobels Fredspris, i 1931, (det året han døde):

    nominert til nobels fredspris

    http://www.ourcampaigns.com/CandidateDetail.html?CandidateID=212861

    PS 5.

    Man kan se at det også var en Beichmann, fra Norge, ved den domstolen i Haag.

    Og det syntes jeg var litt rart, fordi tante Ellen, er jo sammen med en Johan Diderik Beichmann, som hun som bor sammen med i Stavern nå, (siden et par år tilbake).

    Så det syntes jeg var litt ‘raritet’.

    Dessuten så sa min mormor det, at Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, han var for syk, til å dømme, mellom Norge og Danmark, om Grønland.

    Så hadde det stått i avisene, sa bestemor, ‘blir det Nyholm, eller blir det .. [som skal dømme]’.

    Kan det ha vært sånn at Beichmann dømte istedet for Nyholm, og så dømte han i fordel Danmark?

    Og at Nyholm ble forgiftet, f.eks.

    For Nyholm var fan av Ibsen, det har jeg selv sett på nettet, at han hadde et bokmerke, (eller lignende), med et sitat av Ibsen på, (som har ligget ute, hos et amerikansk firma vel, til auksjon, på nettet).

    Så jeg lurer på om Nyholm kanskje hadde dømt i favør Norge.

    Og at grunnen til at jeg blir tullet så fælt med, av myndighetene i Norge, og andre steder, er at de prøver å dekke over dette, at det var juks med i spillet, da Danmark fikk beholde Grønland, i Folkedomstolen i Haag, på 1930-tallet.

    Hvem vet.

    Helt usannsynlige synes jeg ihvertfall ikke at dette høres ut.

    For tante Ellen, var jo som en klam hånd, synes jeg, som svarte bestemor Ingeborgs telefon, da jeg ringte, de siste månedene bestemor levde ifjor.

    Så jeg syntes det var rart, at tante Ellen skulle svare telefonen til bestemor Ingeborg, for hun virka ikke så syk akkurat da, synes jeg.

    Men men.

    Her er mer om dette:

    beichmann i haag

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judges_of_the_Permanent_Court_of_International_Justice

  • Min tipptippoldefar, L.C. Nyholm, av Bangsbo, i Frederikshavn, i Danmark, han var bl.a. hofjægermester, en som ledet den kongelige jakten i Danmark

    tipptippoldefar

    http://www.bangsbo.com/default.aspx?m=2&i=56

    PS.

    Det sølvkruset jeg fikk, av bestemor Ingeborg, på min 34-års dag.

    Det var fra danskekongen, stod det i bestemors testamente.

    Og det fikk sikkert L.C. Nyholm, av danskekongen, siden han var hofjægermester.

    Så sånn hadde det seg nok, at han L.C. Nyholm, fikk et så fint, (må man vel si), sølvkrus, av danskekongen.

    Så sånn var nok det, hvis jeg skulle gjette.

    Så sånn var nok det.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS 2.

    Her kan man se L.C. Nyholm, som den fjerde øverste, på raden helt til høyre, på familietreet mitt:

    familie tre

    PS 3.

    Men det var kanskje litt rart, at han kalte seg L.C. Nyholm.

    Og ikke Lauritz Christian Nyholm, eller hva det var han het igjen.

    Min mormor sa en gang, husker jeg, at deres barn, (de fikk visst 12 barn), de vokste opp mye alene, på Højriis, på Mors, i Limfjorden.

    Mens foreldrene antagelig var i Bangsbo da, i Fredrikshavn, og var hr. og fru Hofjægermester da.

    Noe sånt.

    Og deres eldste sønn, Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm.

    Han ble dommer i Kairo og i folkedomstolen i Haag.

    Og han var visst nesten som en far, for de elleve andre barna da.

    Sa min mormor, Ingeborg Ribsskog.

    Så de la nok for mye byrder på han Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, vil jeg nesten tippe på.

    Og han fikk visst heller ingen barn, tror jeg.

    Selv om han fikk den franske æreslegion-ordenen, blant annet, så jeg på nettet, (i Kraks blå bok vel, fra ca. 100 år siden, på Runeberg.dk, eller noe sånt).

    Så sånn var det.

    Og fire av barna deres fikk visst høye stillinger.

    Så det skal vel han Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, storebroren, ha mye av æren for.

    Husker jeg at mormor fortalte meg og min søster en gang, som vi var på besøk i Nevlunghavn, sommeren 1985, eller 1986, eller noe, etter at bestefar Johannes døde i Spania, et år eller to tidligere vel.

    Så sånn var det.

    Bare noe jeg kom på.

    PS 4.

    Hvis ikke Maren Gjedde var hun som ble funnet murt inne, i Højriis slott.

    Hun hadde visst blitt tatt på fersken, med en tjener, da L.C. Nyholm kom hjem fra Hofjægermester-jobben, i Fredrikshavn.

    Og så hadde L.C. Nyholm murt sin kone, min tipptippoldemor, Maren Gjedde, inn i et lite rom i slottet.

    Sånn var antagelig det.

    Vi får se.

    Jeg skal se om jeg finner mer om dette.

    Vi får se.

    PS 5.

    Nei, det var visst før deres tid, at dette med innmuringen av den utro konen skjedde, ifølge Bergen Arbeiderblad:

    før deres tid

    http://www.ba.no/forbruker/fritid/reise/article4621418.ece

  • Jeg kontaktet presidentkontoret i Frankrike, om det var riktig at min mormors grandonkel, Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, fikk den franske æreslegionen

    presidentkontor frankrike

    PS.

    Her er det jeg skrev, (så får vi se om det dukker opp noe svar, selv om det er kanskje å håpe litt mye. Vi får se):

    Hi,

    I lived in Paris, one or two months in 2005, since I overheard in Oslo, that I was followed by the ‘mafian’.

    I went to USA, but was sent back to Oslo via Paris.

    From Detroit Airport.

    I wasn’t given a form, on the plane, and Detroit immigration-staff, insisted I filled out a French form.

    Could it be since my grandmother Ingeborg Ribsskog, from Denmark, had a grand-uncle, called Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, who received the French Légion d’honneur.

    Even if it isn’t menioned on Danish Wikipedia.

    He was a judgde in the International Court in Egypt.

    And I received his memoairs, when I was around 18 years old, before they disappeared from my other grandmothers house, (my fathers mothers house).

    My mothers mother told me that Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, was like a father for her grandfather, and his siblings, so Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, was almost like my great-great-great-great-grandfather then.

    Something like this.

    I think that US-immigration could have found out about this, when I checked in, in Frankfurt, and got Lufthansa, to not give me the form, and then the US immigration-officers, to mess with me, in Detroit.

    Since France was unpopular in the USA, after 11. september 2001.

    In the USA, French Fries, where renamed ‘Freedom Fries’, etc.

    And USA, only liked ‘New Europe’, and not ‘Old Europe’, I remember, from the news then.

    With George W. Bush, etc.

    So I was wondering if you could please confirm this, that my grandmother Ingeborg Ribsskog b. Heegaard, in Denmark, got this order, so I can check with US immigration, if this was why they messed with me in Detroit, and sent me back to Europe, before I could set a footstep in the USA, (even if my fathers grandmother, Bergit Tovsdatter Mogan, was raised by foster-parents, in the USA. Which my family haven’t told me).

    And Police in Norway, and in the UK, where I live as a refugee, are messing with me.

    The Home Office is also messing with me, and don’t want to let me be registered as a refugee from Norway.

    Thanks in advance for any help!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog
    Flat 3
    5 Leather Lane
    Liverpool
    GB-L2 2AE
    UK

    E-mail: eribsskog@gmail.com

  • I en bok, fra 1910, som er digitalisert, så står det til og med adressene til min mormors morfar og grandonkel, (som jeg arvet memorarer mm. etter)

    NYHOLM A C Oberstløjtnant,
    R.DM. p.p.; f. 2. Juli 1861 i Holstebro; Søn af Hofjægermester
    L C Nyholm til Bangsbo og Hustru Maren f. Gjedde; gift m. Mary Eva
    Carla N., .f 1. Dec. i Kbhvn.. Datter af Generalløjtnant L E
    Fog.

    Student (Borgerdydskolen) 1878; Sekondløjtnant 1881;
    Premierløjtnant 1883; ved Middclgrundsfortets Bygning 1890-95:
    Lærer ved Officerskolen 1893-1908; Kaptajn og Chef for
    Søbefæst-ningens Bygningsdistrikt 1897; Chef for
    JærnbaneKompagnict 1898; Stabschef for Ingeniørkorpset
    1903; Sonschef ved 1. Generalkommando 1900; Oberstløjtnant
    1909.

    Kasserer i Det krigsvidenskabelige Selskab og Redaktør af
    Militært Tidsskrift (til 1909).

    lidenl. Ordner: A.A.B.; M.Gr.; R. St.A.; S.Sv.

    Adresse: Østerbrogade 84, Kbhvn.

    http://runeberg.org/blaabog/1910/0322.html

    http://runeberg.org/blaabog/1910/0323.html

    NYHOLM Diderik Etatsraad,
    R.p.p.; f. 21. Juni 1858 i Randers: Søn af Hofjægermester,
    Kaptajn L C Nyholm og Hustru Maren f. Gjedde; ugift.

    Student (Borgerdydskolen) 1876; cand. jur. 1882; Fuldmægtig
    i .Justitsministeriet 1892; kst. Assessor i Overretten 1893-95;
    Kontorchef i Justitsministeriet 1895; Overretsasscssor 1896; Medlem
    af De internationale Domstole i Ægypten s. A.

    Udenl. Ordner: F.Æ.L.; J.O.S.

    Adresse: Amaliegade 11., Kbhvn.

    http://runeberg.org/blaabog/1910/0323.html

    PS.

    Anders Gjedde Nyholm, (som står feil som A C Nyholm der), det var min mormors morfar.

    Og Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, det var generalens storebror.

    Og han var visst som en far, for sine søsken.

    Fordi moren døde tidlig, eller noe, og faren var vel i parlamentet, eller noe.

    Men han Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, han var ihvertfall veldig flink, husker jeg at min mormor sa, på 80-tallet, var det vel.

    Og var som faren til sine yngre søsken da, da de vokste opp, vel på slottet Højriis da, på Mors, hvor deres mor Maren Gjedde, bodde, for hun var vel farens eneste barn, Anders Christensen Gjedde.

    Så sånn var vel det.

    Bare noe jeg kom på.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS 2.

    Den ene ordenen, som han granonkelen til mormora mi fikk.

    Som står som F.Æ.L.

    Det tror jeg må være den franske æreslegionen.

    For det fant jeg at en annen, som var sjef for den internasjonale domstolen i Egypt, (Michael Hansson), fra Norge vel, fikk:

    Michael Hansson, født 1875, fødested Christiania, død 1944, norsk jurist, cand.jur. 1899, bevilling som høyesterettsadvokat 1905. 1907–31 var han dommer, visepresident og til sist rettspresident i de såkalte «blandede» (internasjonale) domstoler i Egypt. Sorenskriver i Nedenes i Aust-Agder 1931–33.

    Medlem av den faste internasjonale voldgiftsdomstol i Haag fra 1929, og i 1930-årene fungerte han som medlem av en rekke bilaterale internasjonale forliks- og voldgiftsnemnder. 1935 ble han innvalgt i Folkeforbundets internasjonale flyktningkomité, og 1936–38 var han president for Det internasjonale Nansen-kontor for flyktninger i Genève. I desember 1938 mottok han på kontorets vegne Nobels fredspris.

    Etter den tyske okkupasjon av Norge 9. april 1940 slo han seg ned på Lillehammer og tilbrakte de siste årene av sitt liv med å skrive to erindringsbøker, Tilbakeblikk og 25 år i Egypt, som begge utkom etter hans død.

    Hansson ble utnevnt til ridder av 1. klasse av St. Olavs Orden 1915 og fikk kommandørkorset av 2. klasse 1926. Han hadde også storkors av de egyptiske Ismail- og Nil-ordener og var kommandør av den svenske Nordstjärneorden, den franske Æreslegionen og en rekke andre utenlandske ordener, og han var innehaver av Norges Røde Kors’ hederstegn.

    http://www.snl.no/Michael_Hansson

    PS 3.

    Men på Wikipedia, så står ikke det at Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, fikk æreslegionen, men en dum Zypthen-Adeler står der(!):

    franske æreslegionen

    http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%86reslegionen

  • Jeg kontaktet de advokatene som har nettstedet Arvehjelpen, for å få råd om hvordan jeg skal få min del av arven, etter min mormor, som døde i sommer







    Google Mail – Angående nettstedet Arvehjelpen, arv etter mormor







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    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>



    Angående nettstedet Arvehjelpen, arv etter mormor




    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 11:16 AM





    To:

    ps@s-law.no



    Hei,
    min mormor, Ingeborg Ribsskog, fra Nevlunghavn, døde i sommer, og jeg er ikke på talefot, med resten av familien, for de har drevet og tullet med meg hele livet, (de er i illuminati, eller lignende, tror jeg).

    Men jeg har ikke hørt noe, fra noen, om noe arv.
    Enda jeg fikk noen dokumenter etter en dommer i Egypt og Haag, Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, som var min mormors grandonkel, mener jeg, og noen fotografier av Anders Gjedde Nyholm, som var øverstkommanderende general i Danmark, i mellomkrigstiden, og som var min mormors morfar.

    Dette fikk jeg av min mormor, på 80-tallet, men det tok hun tilbake igjen, (noe som vel egentlig ikke går ann, å ta tilbake en gave).
    Så jeg regner egentlig de tingene som mine.

    Dessuten vet jeg at min mormor nok hadde noe formue, og flere verdifulle malerier, som har hengt på et dansk slott, (Højriis).
    Men ingen har kontaktet meg om arv, enda min mor døde i 1999, så hennes del, burde ble delt på meg og mine to søsken, såvidt jeg kan forstå.

    Jeg lurte på hvem jeg skal kontakte i Larvik kommune, for å høre om min mormor hadde noe testament, eller om hvordan arveoppgjøret har foregått.
    Håper dere har mulighet til å svare!

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog





    PS.

    Her er linken til det nettstedet, hvor jeg fant e-post adressen til det adokatkontoret jeg kontaktet ovenfor:

    http://www.arvehjelpen.no/

  • Sånn er det ofte i England, hvis du spørr om noe, så får du ofte ikke noe svar. Du må liksom nøye deg med det du får, for engelse folk er ganske ålete







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    SR/Enquiry about Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in Cairo




    ARK Records Enquiries

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    Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 12:44 PM





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    "ERIBSSKOG@GMAIL.COM" <ERIBSSKOG@gmail.com>




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    Hi,

    thank you very much for your

    answer!

    I understand that the best way of

    finding this information, is probably to visit your buildings in London.

    But, I was just wondering, are

    these the results of a search you've done, in your archives:

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    and Trade: request from the UK to Australia for concurrence in proposed

    preference modifications to be offered to Norway, Denmark and Sweden in respect

    of certain specified items1949-1950

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    608/124/2Scandinavia: General, containing: Scandinavia: Questions to be

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    How

    can search more about this online?

    Thank

    you very much again for your help!

    Yours

    sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 12:58 PM,

    ARK Records Enquiries <enquiry@nationalarchives.gsi.gov.uk>

    wrote:

    Dear Mr Ribsskog

    Thank you for contacting The National

    Archives (TNA) of the United Kingdom.

    We may hold records relating to your enquiry

    and we recommend that you read our research guides.

    We may hold no records at all on the career

    of your grandmothers great-uncle.

    FO 371Foreign Office: Political Departments:

    General Correspondence from 1906-1966 Division within FO Records of

    Embassies, Legations, Consulates, etc FO 141Foreign Office and Foreign and

    Commonwealth Office: Embassy and Consulates, Egypt: General Correspondence1815-1973FO

    286Foreign Office: Consulate and Legation, Greece (formerly Ottoman Empire):

    General Correspondence FO 115Foreign Office: Embassy and Consulates,

    United States of America: General Correspondence FO 891Foreign Office and

    Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Consulate, Alexandria, Egypt: General

    Correspondence1900-1970 FO 967Foreign Office: Legation, Hejaz: Various

    Papers FO 926Foreign Office: Embassy, Consulate and High Commission,

    Cairo, Egypt: General Correspondence1827-1952

    Division within FO Records of Consular Courts

    and other extra-territorial jurisdiction1784-1964 FO 847Foreign Office:

    Consulate, Alexandria, Egypt: Court Records1855-1952 FO 841Foreign Office:

    Consulate, Cairo, Egypt: Court Records1830-1949FO 846Foreign Office: Consulate,

    Port Said, Egypt: Consular Court Records1858-1949Division within FO Records of

    the Library, Research Department and Research and Library Department FO

    925Foreign Office: Library: Maps and Plans Division within FO Records of

    the Treaty and Royal Letter Department FO 372Foreign Office: Treaty

    Department and successors: General Correspondence from 1906 FO 93Foreign

    Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Protocols of Treaties FO

    94Foreign Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Ratifications of Treaties BT

    11/4301LEAGUE OF NATIONS/UNITED NATIONS (Code 12): General Agreement on Tariffs

    and Trade: request from the UK to Australia for concurrence in proposed

    preference modifications to be offered to Norway, Denmark and Sweden in respect

    of certain specified items1949-1950

    FO 800/287Volume 3: Air bombardment; Air

    Ministry; Anglo-French agreement: Versailles Treaty: revision demand by

    Germany; Austria; Canadian Cardinalate; China; Churchill, Winston; Corbett

    Ashby, Mrs. Denmark; Disarmament; Disarmament Conference; Egypt; Far

    Easterncrises; France; Franco-British conversation notes; General matters;

    Germany; India; Ireland; Lausanne Conference; League of Nations; Ottawa

    Conference; Reparations; U.1932 June – Dec.

    FO 608/124/2Scandinavia: General, containing:

    Scandinavia: Questions to be considered at Peace Conference concerning Norway,

    Denmark and Sweden. Appointment of Mr Colban as secretary of 'Scandinavian

    Group' of League of Nations.1919

    GFM 33/2636Political Department I: League of

    Nations: Denmark1936 May-1940 Aug

    I attach a link to the research guides:

    Having read the research guide, if you then

    decide it would be of value for you to pursue your research at TNA, there

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    Comments to: Clive Hawkins,

    Remote Enquiries Manager,

    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 01 November 2009 04:00

    To: DSD Enquiries

    Subject: Enquiery about Didrik Galtrup Gjedde

    Nyholm, judge in Cairo, from Denmark/Fwd: FW: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde

    Nyholm, judge in British imperial Egypt

    Hi,

    I'm a Norwegian citizen, living in the UK.

    I was adviced by the University of Cambridge,

    to contact you.

    It's regarding my ancestor, Didrik Galtrup

    Gjedde Nyholm, from Denmark, who was my grandmother, Ingeborg Ribsskog's

    grand-uncle.

    He worked in an international court in Cairo,

    and I was just wondering if I have illuminists/kabalists, in my family, so I

    was wondering if he stated any interests in old egyptian religion etc., when he

    got the job as a judge in Cairo?

    Since I have so many 'New Age'-people in my

    family, and my grandmother was also 'New Age', so I was wondering if the judge

    was 'New Age', since the judge's brother, my grandmoters grandfather, the

    general Anders (Gjedde) Nyholm, was in charge of all of Denmarks war-forces,

    (chief of the generalkommando), in the 1920's, so I was wondering if he or

    someone in my family, where 'New Age "spies"'.

    Here is more about Didrik Galtrup Gjedde

    Nyholm:

    SECOND YEAR BOOK OF THE LEAGUE OF

    NATIONS.

    DIDRIK GALTRUP GJEDDE NYHOLM (Denmark).

    Member of the International Mixed Tribunal at

    Cairo since

    1896 and Vice-President of that body since

    1916; Justice of

    the Court of Appeals at Copenhagen; member of

    the Perma-

    nent Court of Arbitration at The Hague;

    author of one of the

    draft schemes for an International Court of

    Justice used by

    the Committee of International Jurists as a

    basis for the

    scheme finally adopted by the League.

    Thanks in advance for any help!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    ———- Forwarded message ———-

    From: J.P. Slight <jps50@cam.ac.uk>

    Date: Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 12:07 PM

    Subject: Re: FW: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde

    Nyholm, judge in British imperial Egypt

    Dear Erik,

    My PhD supervisor Dr. Harper forwarded your

    email to me.

    I think you should visit the National

    Archives in person and explain to them the person you are looking for – the staff

    are very good and you may find something there.

    In Egypt, and many parts of the British

    Empire, non-British Europeans often filled positions such as judges. The

    British were only concerned to exclude natives of the country they were ruling

    (at least until the later nineteenth century). Particularly in the Egyptian

    case there was a long precedent of Europeans holding positions of power

    (Egypt's ruler in the early nineteenth century Muhammad Ali was Albanian, and

    many Europeans were employed in the finance ministry, the judiciary, the police

    force, and especially the Army). I hope this answers your question.

    With best wishes,

    John Slight

    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 28 October 2009 05:54

    Subject: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm,

    judge in British imperial Egypt

    Hi,

    I'm a Norwegian citizen, who's living in the

    UK, (due to problems with my family etc., without that I've done anything

    wrong, that I know of, at least, in Norway), and I have a late grandmoter from

    Denmark, Ingeborg Ribsskog, who said that she was from the Danish noble-family

    Gjedde.

    But I've later found out, on the internet,

    that they weren't noble after all, so this was a lie, I think I have to say.

    And, in her family, was eg. her grandfather,

    her mothers father, Anders Gjedde Nyholm, who was Chief of the Generalkommando,

    that's the general with control on all of Denmarks war-forces, in the 1920's.

    And her grand-uncle, was Diderik Galtrup

    Gjedde Nyholm, who was a judge, for the British imperial courts, in Cairo, and

    then later a judge in the International Court, in Hague, in the 1920's.

    I wonder why they would lie about the noble

    backgroud.

    Anders Gjedde Nyholm, only wrote A. Nyholm,

    I've seen, as a signature, on official portrait-photographs in the Danish

    military-archives.

    And their grandfather, was a farmers son,

    I've read on Thisted Museum's, in Denmark's, website.

    So they weren't noble, but they maybe used

    the Gjedde-name to get prestige, because of the famous Admiral and colonisator

    of Tharambangdi, in India, for Denmark-Norway, Ove Gjedde, was famous, and

    maybe they pretended to be from the same family?

    I've tried to serch the British National

    Archives online, about this, but I got no result, so I didn't know how to try

    to find out about this, other than contacting a good university.

    I was wondering why the British Imperial

    Courts in Cairo, would let a Dane, (my grandmothers grand-uncle), Diderik

    Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, be a judge, in the British Empire?

    Isn't this a bit strange, weren't this

    positions normally given to people from the British Empire?

    I hope you have the chance to answer about

    this, or that you know of someone who might know about this!

    I hope it's alright to ask about this, and I

    apologise, if it isn't.

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

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    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>



    SR/Enquiry about Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in Cairo




    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 4:06 PM





    To:

    ARK Records Enquiries <enquiry@nationalarchives.gsi.gov.uk>



    Hi,

    thank you very much for your answer!
    I understand that the best way of finding this information, is probably to visit your buildings in London.
    But, I was just wondering, are these the results of a search you've done, in your archives:

    FO 371Foreign Office: Political Departments: General Correspondence from 1906-1966 Division within FO Records of Embassies, Legations, Consulates, etc FO 141Foreign Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Embassy and Consulates, Egypt: General Correspondence1815-1973FO 286Foreign Office: Consulate and Legation, Greece (formerly Ottoman Empire): General Correspondence FO 115Foreign Office: Embassy and Consulates, United States of America: General Correspondence FO 891Foreign Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Consulate, Alexandria, Egypt: General Correspondence1900-1970 FO 967Foreign Office: Legation, Hejaz: Various Papers FO 926Foreign Office: Embassy, Consulate and High Commission, Cairo, Egypt: General Correspondence1827-1952

    Division within FO Records of Consular Courts and other extra-territorial jurisdiction1784-1964 FO 847Foreign Office: Consulate, Alexandria, Egypt: Court Records1855-1952 FO 841Foreign Office: Consulate, Cairo, Egypt: Court Records1830-1949FO 846Foreign Office: Consulate, Port Said, Egypt: Consular Court Records1858-1949Division within FO Records of the Library, Research Department and Research and Library Department FO 925Foreign Office: Library: Maps and Plans Division within FO Records of the Treaty and Royal Letter Department FO 372Foreign Office: Treaty Department and successors: General Correspondence from 1906 FO 93Foreign Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Protocols of Treaties FO 94Foreign Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Ratifications of Treaties BT 11/4301LEAGUE OF NATIONS/UNITED NATIONS (Code 12): General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade: request from the UK to Australia for concurrence in proposed preference modifications to be offered to Norway, Denmark and Sweden in respect of certain specified items1949-1950

    FO 800/287Volume 3: Air bombardment; Air Ministry; Anglo-French agreement: Versailles Treaty: revision demand by Germany; Austria; Canadian Cardinalate; China; Churchill, Winston; Corbett Ashby, Mrs. Denmark; Disarmament; Disarmament Conference; Egypt; Far Easterncrises; France; Franco-British conversation notes; General matters; Germany; India; Ireland; Lausanne Conference; League of Nations; Ottawa Conference; Reparations; U.1932 June – Dec.

    FO 608/124/2Scandinavia: General, containing: Scandinavia: Questions to be considered at Peace Conference concerning Norway, Denmark and Sweden. Appointment of Mr Colban as secretary of 'Scandinavian Group' of League of Nations.1919

    GFM 33/2636Political Department I: League of Nations: Denmark1936 May-1940 Aug


    How can search more about this online?

    Thank you very much again for your help!


    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog


    On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 12:58 PM, ARK Records Enquiries <enquiry@nationalarchives.gsi.gov.uk> wrote:



    Dear Mr Ribsskog

    Thank you for contacting The National Archives (TNA) of the United Kingdom.

    We may hold records relating to your enquiry and we recommend that you read our research guides.

    We may hold no records at all on the career of your grandmothers great-uncle.

    FO 371Foreign Office: Political Departments: General Correspondence from 1906-1966 Division within FO Records of Embassies, Legations, Consulates, etc FO 141Foreign Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Embassy and

    Consulates, Egypt: General Correspondence1815-1973FO 286Foreign Office: Consulate and Legation, Greece (formerly Ottoman Empire): General Correspondence FO 115Foreign Office: Embassy and Consulates, United States of America: General Correspondence FO 891Foreign

    Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Consulate, Alexandria, Egypt: General Correspondence1900-1970 FO 967Foreign Office: Legation, Hejaz: Various Papers FO 926Foreign Office: Embassy, Consulate and High Commission, Cairo, Egypt: General Correspondence1827-1952

    Division within FO Records of Consular Courts and other extra-territorial jurisdiction1784-1964 FO 847Foreign Office: Consulate, Alexandria, Egypt: Court Records1855-1952 FO 841Foreign Office: Consulate, Cairo, Egypt: Court

    Records1830-1949FO 846Foreign Office: Consulate, Port Said, Egypt: Consular Court Records1858-1949Division within FO Records of the Library, Research Department and Research and Library Department FO 925Foreign Office: Library: Maps and Plans Division within

    FO Records of the Treaty and Royal Letter Department FO 372Foreign Office: Treaty Department and successors: General Correspondence from 1906 FO 93Foreign Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Protocols of Treaties FO 94Foreign Office and Foreign and

    Commonwealth Office: Ratifications of Treaties BT 11/4301LEAGUE OF NATIONS/UNITED NATIONS (Code 12): General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade: request from the UK to Australia for concurrence in proposed preference modifications to be offered to Norway, Denmark

    and Sweden in respect of certain specified items1949-1950

    FO 800/287Volume 3: Air bombardment; Air Ministry; Anglo-French agreement: Versailles Treaty: revision demand by Germany; Austria; Canadian Cardinalate; China; Churchill, Winston; Corbett Ashby, Mrs. Denmark; Disarmament;

    Disarmament Conference; Egypt; Far Easterncrises; France; Franco-British conversation notes; General matters; Germany; India; Ireland; Lausanne Conference; League of Nations; Ottawa Conference; Reparations; U.1932 June – Dec.

    FO 608/124/2Scandinavia: General, containing: Scandinavia: Questions to be considered at Peace Conference concerning Norway, Denmark and Sweden. Appointment of Mr Colban as secretary of 'Scandinavian Group' of League of Nations.1919

    GFM 33/2636Political Department I: League of Nations: Denmark1936 May-1940 Aug

    I attach a link to the research guides:

    Having read the research guide, if you then decide it would be of value for you to pursue your research at TNA, there are three ways for you to proceed:

    1. You, or someone acting on your behalf, are welcome to visit us to do the research yourself. Our staff will give you advice free of charge. The only payment would be if you then wanted to buy copies from our Record Copying

    Department. You can take photographs of documents using your own digital camera, under certain rules. For details of both options go to

    http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/recordcopying/ For visiting details and identification requirements needed to obtain a readers ticket, please go to

    http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/visit. A reader's ticket is not required for access to the Open Reading Room to view surrogate records.

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    and receiving your payment. For details go to

    http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/foi/research.htm    .

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    http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/irlist/    .

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    Comments to: Clive Hawkins,

    Remote Enquiries Manager,

    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 01 November 2009 04:00

    To: DSD Enquiries

    Subject: Enquiery about Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in Cairo, from Denmark/Fwd: FW: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in British imperial Egypt

    Hi,

    I'm a Norwegian citizen, living in the UK.

    I was adviced by the University of Cambridge, to contact you.

    It's regarding my ancestor, Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, from Denmark, who was my grandmother, Ingeborg Ribsskog's grand-uncle.

    He worked in an international court in Cairo, and I was just wondering if I have illuminists/kabalists, in my family, so I was wondering if he stated any interests in old egyptian religion etc., when he got the job as a judge

    in Cairo?

    Since I have so many 'New Age'-people in my family, and my grandmother was also 'New Age', so I was wondering if the judge was 'New Age', since the judge's brother, my grandmoters grandfather, the general Anders (Gjedde)

    Nyholm, was in charge of all of Denmarks war-forces, (chief of the generalkommando), in the 1920's, so I was wondering if he or someone in my family, where 'New Age "spies"'.

    Here is more about Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm:

    SECOND YEAR BOOK OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    DIDRIK GALTRUP GJEDDE NYHOLM (Denmark).

    Member of the International Mixed Tribunal at Cairo since

    1896 and Vice-President of that body since 1916; Justice of

    the Court of Appeals at Copenhagen; member of the Perma-

    nent Court of Arbitration at The Hague; author of one of the

    draft schemes for an International Court of Justice used by

    the Committee of International Jurists as a basis for the

    scheme finally adopted by the League.

    Thanks in advance for any help!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    ———- Forwarded message ———-

    From: J.P. Slight <jps50@cam.ac.uk>

    Date: Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 12:07 PM

    Subject: Re: FW: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in British imperial Egypt

    Dear Erik,

    My PhD supervisor Dr. Harper forwarded your email to me.

    I think you should visit the National Archives in person and explain to them the person you are looking for – the staff are very good and you may find something there.

    In Egypt, and many parts of the British Empire, non-British Europeans often filled positions such as judges. The British were only concerned to exclude natives of the country they were ruling (at least until the later nineteenth

    century). Particularly in the Egyptian case there was a long precedent of Europeans holding positions of power (Egypt's ruler in the early nineteenth century Muhammad Ali was Albanian, and many Europeans were employed in the finance ministry, the judiciary,

    the police force, and especially the Army). I hope this answers your question.

    With best wishes,

    John Slight

    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 28 October 2009 05:54

    Subject: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in British imperial Egypt

    Hi,

    I'm a Norwegian citizen, who's living in the UK, (due to problems with my family etc., without that I've done anything wrong, that I know of, at least, in Norway), and I have a late grandmoter from Denmark, Ingeborg Ribsskog,

    who said that she was from the Danish noble-family Gjedde.

    But I've later found out, on the internet, that they weren't noble after all, so this was a lie, I think I have to say.

    And, in her family, was eg. her grandfather, her mothers father, Anders Gjedde Nyholm, who was Chief of the Generalkommando, that's the general with control on all of Denmarks war-forces, in the 1920's.

    And her grand-uncle, was Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, who was a judge, for the British imperial courts, in Cairo, and then later a judge in the International Court, in Hague, in the 1920's.

    I wonder why they would lie about the noble backgroud.

    Anders Gjedde Nyholm, only wrote A. Nyholm, I've seen, as a signature, on official portrait-photographs in the Danish military-archives.

    And their grandfather, was a farmers son, I've read on Thisted Museum's, in Denmark's, website.

    So they weren't noble, but they maybe used the Gjedde-name to get prestige, because of the famous Admiral and colonisator of Tharambangdi, in India, for Denmark-Norway, Ove Gjedde, was famous, and maybe they pretended to

    be from the same family?

    I've tried to serch the British National Archives online, about this, but I got no result, so I didn't know how to try to find out about this, other than contacting a good university.

    I was wondering why the British Imperial Courts in Cairo, would let a Dane, (my grandmothers grand-uncle), Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, be a judge, in the British Empire?

    Isn't this a bit strange, weren't this positions normally given to people from the British Empire?

    I hope you have the chance to answer about this, or that you know of someone who might know about this!

    I hope it's alright to ask about this, and I apologise, if it isn't.

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

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    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 01 November 2009 04:00

    To: DSD Enquiries

    Subject: Enquiery about Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in Cairo,

    from Denmark/Fwd: FW: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in British

    imperial Egypt


    Hi,

    I'm a Norwegian citizen, living in the UK.

    I was adviced by the University of Cambridge, to contact

    you.

    It's regarding my ancestor, Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, from Denmark, who was

    my grandmother, Ingeborg Ribsskog's grand-uncle.

    He worked in an international court in Cairo, and I was just

    wondering if I have illuminists/kabalists, in my family, so I was wondering if

    he stated any interests in old egyptian religion etc., when he got the job as a

    judge in Cairo?

    Since I have so many 'New Age'-people in my family, and my

    grandmother was also 'New Age', so I was wondering if the judge was 'New Age',

    since the judge's brother, my grandmoters grandfather, the general Anders

    (Gjedde) Nyholm, was in charge of all of Denmarks war-forces, (chief of the

    generalkommando), in the 1920's, so I was wondering if he or someone in my

    family, where 'New Age "spies"'.

    Here is more about Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm:

    SECOND YEAR BOOK OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    DIDRIK GALTRUP GJEDDE NYHOLM (Denmark).

    Member of the International Mixed Tribunal at

    Cairo since

    1896 and Vice-President of that body since 1916;

    Justice of

    the Court of Appeals at Copenhagen; member of the

    Perma-

    nent Court of Arbitration at The Hague; author of

    one of the

    draft schemes for an International Court of

    Justice used by

    the Committee of International Jurists as a basis

    for the

    scheme finally adopted by the League.

    Thanks

    in advance for any help!

    Yours

    sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    ———- Forwarded message

    ———-

    From: J.P. Slight <jps50@cam.ac.uk>

    Date: Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 12:07 PM

    Subject: Re: FW: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in British imperial

    Egypt

    To: eribsskog@gmail.com

    Dear Erik,

    My

    PhD supervisor Dr. Harper forwarded your email to me.

    I

    think you should visit the National Archives in person and explain to them the

    person you are looking for – the staff are very good and you may find something

    there.

    In

    Egypt, and many parts of the British Empire, non-British Europeans often filled

    positions such as judges. The British were only concerned to exclude natives of

    the country they were ruling (at least until the later nineteenth century).

    Particularly in the Egyptian case there was a long precedent of Europeans

    holding positions of power (Egypt's ruler in the early nineteenth century

    Muhammad Ali was Albanian, and many Europeans were employed in the finance

    ministry, the judiciary, the police force, and especially the Army). I hope

    this answers your question.

    With

    best wishes,

    John

    Slight

    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 28 October 2009 05:54

    To: tnh1000@cam.ac.uk

    Subject: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in British imperial

    Egypt

    Hi,

    I'm

    a Norwegian citizen, who's living in the UK, (due to problems with my family

    etc., without that I've done anything wrong, that I know of, at least, in

    Norway), and I have a late grandmoter from Denmark, Ingeborg Ribsskog, who said

    that she was from the Danish noble-family Gjedde.

    But I've later found out, on the internet, that they weren't noble after all,

    so this was a lie, I think I have to say.

    And, in her family, was eg. her grandfather, her mothers father, Anders Gjedde

    Nyholm, who was Chief of the Generalkommando, that's the general with control

    on all of Denmarks war-forces, in the 1920's.

    And

    her grand-uncle, was Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, who was a judge, for the

    British imperial courts, in Cairo, and then later a judge in the International

    Court, in Hague, in the 1920's.

    I

    wonder why they would lie about the noble backgroud.

    Anders Gjedde Nyholm, only wrote A. Nyholm, I've seen, as a signature, on

    official portrait-photographs in the Danish military-archives.

    And

    their grandfather, was a farmers son, I've read on Thisted Museum's, in

    Denmark's, website.

    So

    they weren't noble, but they maybe used the Gjedde-name to get prestige,

    because of the famous Admiral and colonisator of Tharambangdi, in India,

    for Denmark-Norway, Ove Gjedde, was famous, and maybe they pretended to be from

    the same family?

    I've

    tried to serch the British National Archives online, about this, but I got no

    result, so I didn't know how to try to find out about this, other than

    contacting a good university.

    I

    was wondering why the British Imperial Courts in Cairo, would let a Dane, (my

    grandmothers grand-uncle), Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, be a judge, in the

    British Empire?

    Isn't this a bit strange, weren't this positions normally given to people from

    the British Empire?

    I

    hope you have the chance to answer about this, or that you know of someone who

    might know about this!

    I

    hope it's alright to ask about this, and I apologise, if it isn't.

    Yours

    sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

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    Google Mail – Enquiery about Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in Cairo, from Denmark/Fwd: FW: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in British imperial Egypt







    Google Mail


    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>



    Enquiery about Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in Cairo, from Denmark/Fwd: FW: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in British imperial Egypt




    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 4:00 AM





    To:

    recordcopyingenquiries@nationalarchives.gov.uk



    Hi,

    I'm a Norwegian citizen, living in the UK.
    I was adviced by the University of Cambridge, to contact you.
    It's regarding my ancestor, Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, from Denmark, who was my grandmother, Ingeborg Ribsskog's grand-uncle.

    He worked in an international court in Cairo, and I was just wondering if I have illuminists/kabalists, in my family, so I was wondering if he stated any interests in old egyptian religion etc., when he got the job as a judge in Cairo?

    Since I have so many 'New Age'-people in my family, and my grandmother was also 'New Age', so I was wondering if the judge was 'New Age', since the judge's brother, my grandmoters grandfather, the general Anders (Gjedde) Nyholm, was in charge of all of Denmarks war-forces, (chief of the generalkommando), in the 1920's, so I was wondering if he or someone in my family, where 'New Age "spies"'.

    Here is more about Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm:
    SECOND YEAR BOOK OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    DIDRIK GALTRUP GJEDDE NYHOLM (Denmark).
    Member of the International Mixed Tribunal at Cairo since
    1896 and Vice-President of that body since 1916; Justice of
    the Court of Appeals at Copenhagen; member of the Perma-

    nent Court of Arbitration at The Hague; author of one of the
    draft schemes for an International Court of Justice used by
    the Committee of International Jurists as a basis for the
    scheme finally adopted by the League.



    Thanks in advance for any help!


    Yours sincerely,


    Erik Ribsskog

    ———- Forwarded message ———-
    From: J.P. Slight <jps50@cam.ac.uk>

    Date: Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 12:07 PM
    Subject: Re: FW: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in British imperial Egypt
    To: eribsskog@gmail.com

    Dear Erik,

    My PhD supervisor Dr. Harper forwarded your email to me.

    I think you should visit the National Archives in person and explain to them the person you are looking for – the staff are very good and you may find something there.

    In Egypt, and many parts of the British Empire, non-British Europeans often filled positions such as judges. The British were only concerned to exclude natives of the country they were ruling (at least until the later nineteenth century). Particularly in the Egyptian case there was a long precedent of Europeans holding positions of power (Egypt's ruler in the early nineteenth century Muhammad Ali was Albanian, and many Europeans were employed in the finance ministry, the judiciary, the police force, and especially the Army). I hope this answers your question.

    With best wishes,

    John Slight

    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 28 October 2009 05:54

    To: tnh1000@cam.ac.uk

    Subject: About Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, judge in British imperial

    Egypt

    Hi,

    I'm a Norwegian citizen, who's living in the UK, (due to

    problems with my family etc., without that I've done anything wrong, that I

    know of, at least, in Norway), and I have a late grandmoter from Denmark,

    Ingeborg Ribsskog, who said that she was from the Danish noble-family Gjedde.

    But I've later found out, on the internet, that they weren't noble after all,

    so this was a lie, I think I have to say.

    And, in her family, was eg. her grandfather, her mothers father, Anders Gjedde

    Nyholm, who was Chief of the Generalkommando, that's the general with control

    on all of Denmarks war-forces, in the 1920's.

    And her grand-uncle, was Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, who

    was a judge, for the British imperial courts, in Cairo, and then later a judge

    in the International Court, in Hague, in the 1920's.

    I wonder why they would lie about the noble backgroud.

    Anders Gjedde Nyholm, only wrote A. Nyholm, I've seen, as a signature, on

    official portrait-photographs in the Danish military-archives.

    And their grandfather, was a farmers son, I've read on

    Thisted Museum's, in Denmark's, website.

    So they weren't noble, but they maybe used the Gjedde-name

    to get prestige, because of the famous Admiral and colonisator

    of Tharambangdi, in India, for Denmark-Norway, Ove Gjedde, was famous, and

    maybe they pretended to be from the same family?

    I've tried to serch the British National Archives online,

    about this, but I got no result, so I didn't know how to try to find out about

    this, other than contacting a good university.

    I was wondering why the British Imperial Courts in Cairo,

    would let a Dane, (my grandmothers grand-uncle), Diderik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm,

    be a judge, in the British Empire?

    Isn't this a bit strange, weren't this positions normally given to people from

    the British Empire?

    I hope you have the chance to answer about this, or that you

    know of someone who might know about this!

    I hope it's alright to ask about this, and I apologise, if

    it isn't.

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog





    PS.

    Man kan se i den e-posten ovenfor at min mormors grandonkel, ‘den falske Gjedden’, Didrik Galtrup Gjedde Nyholm, faktisk var den som skrev et forslag, til hvordan den internasjonale domstolen i Haag, skulle bli konstruert.

    Det var sikkert flere som skrev forslag, men min mormors grandonkels forslag, ble det som de valgte, å ta utgangspunkt i, for hvordan den internasjonale domstolen i Haag, skulle bli bygget opp, (sånn som jeg forstår det).

    Så en danske, må man vel si, konstruerte den internasjonale domstolen i Haag.

    Også tenker vi på det, at på 30-tallet, var det vel, så var det den samme domstolen, som dømte i favør av Danmark, i striden mellom Norge og Danmark, og Grønland, eller Øst-Grønland.

    Så det var vel litt merkelig, man må vel nesten kunne kalle denne domstolen i Haag, for dansk.

    Og jeg mener å huske at det var minst en dansk dommer, som skulle dømme, husker jeg at min mormor sa på telefonen ifjor.

    At hennes grandonkel døde, noen dager før den saken om Grønland, skulle opp, men så ble han erstattet av en annen danske.

    For min mormor husket at det stod i de danske avisene, (siden hun, Ingeborg Ribsskog, bodde i Danmark til like etter krigen, siden hun var dansk, men giftet seg med min norske morfar, Johannes Ribsskog, like etter krigen, som sagt), ‘blir det Nyholm eller blir det N.N.’, altså et annet navn, som jeg ikke husker hva var.

    Så jeg lurer på om man kan si det sånn, at Norge ble utsatt for juks, når det gjelder dommen om Øst-Grønland?

    Jeg synes ihvertfall det er rart, at norske aviser ikke skriver noe om ‘de falske Gjeddene’ og hva som foregår rundt meg.

    For jeg har også blitt utnyttet, på den måten, etter at jeg ble konstruert oppsagt, fra Bertelsmann/Microsoft, hvor nordiske folk ble utnyttet.

    (Bertelsmann er forresten et stort tysk firma).

    Etter det så ble jeg også utnyttet, av et firma i Norwich, (siden jeg ikke fikk noen vanlige jobber, av en eller annen grunn), som fikk meg til å ringe til firma i emballasjebransjen, i Norden, og spørre om alt mulig, hva de produserte osv., (nesten gratis jobbet jeg for de, for jeg fikk ikke noen annen jobb. Packaging Europe, het den nettsiden deres. Positive Publications, het vel firmaet).

    Så jeg ble utnyttet, av Positive Publications, vil jeg si, siden jeg måtte jobbe på lav lønn.

    Og nordiske firma ble også utnyttet, vil jeg tippe på, siden all informasjonen om disse firmaene, nå ligger i en database i Norwich da, men eierfirmaet er tysk, (ved navn Ball, eller noe, mener jeg det var), husker jeg.

    Så her er det tyskere som har utnyttet meg, både hos Bertelsmann og Positive publications, vil jeg si, og de har også utnyttet andre nordiske folk og nordiske firma innen emballasjesektoren da, sånn som jeg ser det.

    Så jeg synes at nordisk presse, kanskje er litt naive, siden de ikke skriver om dette.

    Så dette lurer jeg litt på.

    Så sånn er det.

    Bare noe jeg kom på.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog