Gunnar Johannes Malmin Oral History Interview 1980.

American-Scandinavian foundation

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Malmin, Dr. Rasmus.

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Sons of Norway (U.S.) Norden Lodge No. 2 (Tacoma, Wash.)

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Aas, Gabriella.

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Malmin, Olaf.

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Brann, Dorothy.

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Nordlandslaget Nordlyset (Tacoma, Wash.)

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Gloria Dei Lutheran Church (Tacoma, Wash.)

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Malmin, Jon Erling

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Berg, Anne Malmin.

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Malmin, David.

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Western Viking (Seattle, Wash.)

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Malmin, Gunnar J. (Gunnar Johannes), 1908-

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Gunnar Malmin was born on April 9, 1903 in Thompson, Iowa. His parents, Dr. Rasmus Malmin and Gabriella Aas, were both from Haugesund, Norway and came to America because of the over-supply of clergymen in Norway, which was Rasmus's profession. They first went to Yangton, SD, but later moved to Thompson, Iowa/Decorah, Iowa, where Rasmus was a professor and editor at Luther College and Gabriella was the principal at an all girls' school. Gunnar and his siblings-Sophie, Marie, and Olaf-were all bor...

Luther College (Decorah, Iowa)

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Malmin, Gunnar.

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Normanna Male Chorus (Tacoma, Wash.)

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