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'''Carl-Petter Carstensen''' (born 1663) is a Norse military officer (''Brigadgeneral'') and politician (''[[Einhornselskapet]]''). Minister for Culture, Education and Research in the [[Cabinet of Arnold Christianssønn Einhorn]] and Chief of Armed Forces Training & Development Staff in the [[Nordhær]], both positions held since 1703. | {{Normark article}}'''Carl-Petter Carstensen''' (born 1663) is a Norse military officer (''Brigadgeneral'') and politician (''[[Einhornselskapet]]''). Minister for Culture, Education and Research in the [[Cabinet of Arnold Christianssønn Einhorn]] and Chief of Armed Forces Training & Development Staff in the [[Nordhær]], both positions held since 1703. | ||
Son of [[Tor Carstensen]] (1633– ) and Hilda Bernsen (1635– ). Married to Andrea Underberg. [[Knight of the Holy Lakes]] by virtue of descent from the Line of Einhorn. | Son of [[Tor Carstensen]] (1633– ) and Hilda Bernsen (1635– ). Married to Andrea Underberg. [[Knight of the Holy Lakes]] by virtue of descent from the Line of Einhorn. | ||
Revision as of 09:25, 9 January 2022
Carl-Petter Carstensen (born 1663) is a Norse military officer (Brigadgeneral) and politician (Einhornselskapet). Minister for Culture, Education and Research in the Cabinet of Arnold Christianssønn Einhorn and Chief of Armed Forces Training & Development Staff in the Nordhær, both positions held since 1703.
Son of Tor Carstensen (1633– ) and Hilda Bernsen (1635– ). Married to Andrea Underberg. Knight of the Holy Lakes by virtue of descent from the Line of Einhorn.
