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Hjördis Genberg on the cover of VeckoRevyn, 11th May 1945, with ABA DC-3 aircraft. Hjördis and her fiancee Carl-Gustaf Tersmeden lost no time in seeking to expand their horizons beyond a Sweden described in a US magazine as “almost hermetically sealed from the outside world by Axis-dominated neighbours”.
David Niven’s first wife, Primmie Niven, 1918-1946 – Hjördis Genberg Niven. David Niven’s first wife, Primmie Niven, 1918-1946. Primmie Niven in 1941, 1939, and 1939. 18th February 2018 marked the centenary of Primmie’s birth. She died aged only 28 on 21st May 1946 because of a silly accident that has always made her untimely passing ...
This gallery consists of Hjördis Genberg hat-shots, taken for Nordiska Kompaniet's 'Franska' department from 1943-1945. All photos are courtesy of the DigitaltMuseum, who have also created a Swedish language Wiki page for Hjördis.
Browse 42 hjordis genberg photos and images available, or start a new search to explore more photos and images. English actor and novelist David Niven with his wife, former fashion model Hjordis Genberg at Heathrow Airport, London, UK, 22nd November 1971.
Hjördis Genberg modelling in Stockholm, 1943. Photos: Holmén, Erik / Nordiska museet “Well, you have to live,” Hjördis Niven wrote in 1960, “and when I saw Leja (one of two large Nordiska Kompaniet stores in Stockholm) advertising for models, I went along.
Mrs Hjördis Tersmeden, 1946. Hjördis Paulina Genberg and Carl Gustav Tersemden, 1945. Photo of Hjördis by Erik Holmen, Nordic Museum. In February 1945, shortly after Carl Gustaf Tersmeden ‘s engagement to Hjördis Genberg, he left his job at AB Aerotransport and joined his family’s Västernorrland-based business, Graningeverken.
Niven with his family at Copenhagen Airport (5 August 1958) Niven with his wife Hjördis Genberg (Hjördis Tersmeden), 1960. While on leave in 1940, Niven met Primula "Primmie" Susan Rollo (18 February 1918 – 21 May 1946), the daughter of London lawyer William H.C. Rollo. After a whirlwind romance, they married on 16 September 1940.
