Georg Sverdrup
1770–1850 (age 80)
Biography
Georg Sverdrup (1770–1850) played a vital role among the framers of the Norwegian constitution, advocating for freedom of the press and a government rooted in the will of the people. He combined scholarly wisdom with practical insight, shaping a framework that would guide Norway for generations.
Sverdrup was cherished for his humility and tireless pursuit of liberty, virtues that continue to inspire visitors to Vår Frelsers gravlund.