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- Q1453147 description "Danish noble".
- Q1453147 description "Danish noble".
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- Q1453147 abstract "Frederik Gabel (1645–1708) was a Danish-Norwegian nobleman who served as Vice Governor-general of Norway from 1699 until his death in 1708.Frederik Gabel was the son of Christoffer Gabel, who held the trade monopoly for the Faroe Islands. He married Anne Cathrine Juul on 25 April 1671 in Christiania, the daughter of former Vice Governor-general of Norway Ove Juel. From 1667 through 1685 he served as a diplomatic envoy in Paris, St. Petersberg and Moscow.Gabel promoted a relatively progressive viewpoint, promoting increased separation between the administration in Denmark and that in Norway. Ulrik Frederik Gyldenløve had been Norway’s Governor from 1664 through 1699, but served much of that time in Denmark, relying on his Vice Governors, Ove Juul and Just Høeg. Based on his kinship to the king, Gyldenløve, as with Hannibal Sehested before him, had held substantial powers to act freely in Norway. Gabel was authorized extended powers when compared with his immediate predecessor, Just Høeg, but notably less freedom of action than Gyldenløve. Gabel drafted guidelines based on management principles to guide his stewardship of both the King’s land and the country of Norway and proposed them to the King in a letter dated 11 September 1700.During the severe fire in Bergen in 1702, Gabel, who was present, witnessed the obvious class hatred as the proletariat did nothing while the houses of the wealthy burned. After investigation, he concluded that great inequities had developed as the upper class had taken powers to themselves. He took those action he cold, but lacking the power to act as broadly as he’d like by himself, he wrote letters to the King proposing reforms to reduce the class divide.".
- Q1453147 birthDate "1645".
- Q1453147 birthYear "1645".
- Q1453147 deathDate "1708".
- Q1453147 deathYear "1708".
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- Q1453147 dateOfBirth "1645".
- Q1453147 dateOfDeath "1708".
- Q1453147 name "Gabel, Frederik".
- Q1453147 shortDescription "Danish noble".
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- Q1453147 comment "Frederik Gabel (1645–1708) was a Danish-Norwegian nobleman who served as Vice Governor-general of Norway from 1699 until his death in 1708.Frederik Gabel was the son of Christoffer Gabel, who held the trade monopoly for the Faroe Islands. He married Anne Cathrine Juul on 25 April 1671 in Christiania, the daughter of former Vice Governor-general of Norway Ove Juel. From 1667 through 1685 he served as a diplomatic envoy in Paris, St.".
- Q1453147 label "Frederik Gabel".
- Q1453147 givenName "Frederik".
- Q1453147 name "Frederik Gabel".
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- Q1453147 surname "Gabel".