| Late actor Werner | 17 |
| Homolka or Schindler | 20 |
| Holocaust hero Schindler | 24 |
| Herr Schindler with a list | 26 |
| Günter Grass dwarf | 21 |
| German businessman Schindler | 28 |
| Expressionist painter Kokoschka | 31 |
| Actor Werner of "The Spy Who Came in From the Cold" | 61 |
| Actor Werner of "Ship of Fools" | 41 |
| 1993 role for Liam | 18 |
| "Ship of Fools" actor Werner | 38 |
| "Schindler's List" character | 42 |
| Country singer K.T. | 19 |
| Singer K.T. | 11 |
| Singer K. T. ___ | 16 |
| K.T. of country music | 21 |
| K.T. of country | 15 |
| K. T. of country music | 22 |
| Country's K.T. | 18 |
| Country entertainer K.T. | 24 |
| "80's Ladies" country singer K.T. | 47 |
| KT of country music | 19 |
| K.T. of C&W | 15 |
| K. T. of country | 16 |
| Grammy-winning country star of the 1980s, K.T. ___ | 50 |
| Country singer K.T. _____ | 25 |
| Country singer K.T. ___ | 23 |
| Country music artist and actress K.T. | 37 |
| C&W singer K.T. ___ | 23 |
| "Hold Me" singer K.T. | 31 |
| "Hold Me" Grammy winner, 1988 | 39 |
| "Hold Me" Grammy winner K.T. | 38 |
| "Hold Me" country Grammy winner, 1988 | 47 |
| "Do Ya" country singer | 32 |
| Capital of Norway | 17 |
| Capital on a fjord | 18 |
| Home of the Kon-Tiki Museum | 27 |
| Scandinavian city | 17 |
| Norwegian capital | 17 |
| Christiania, today | 18 |
| 1952 Winter Olympics site | 25 |
| Peace Prize city | 16 |
| Kon-Tiki Museum site | 20 |
| Nobel Peace Prize city | 22 |
| Nobel Institute city | 20 |
| Scandinavian seaport | 20 |
| Northern capital | 16 |
| Norway's largest city | 25 |
| Christiania today | 17 |
| Christiania, now | 16 |
| Sonja Henie's birthplace | 28 |
| Norwegian city | 14 |
| City once called Christiania | 28 |
| City in which you'll find the Edvard Munch Museum | 53 |
| Ibsen's home | 16 |
| Norse capital | 13 |
| Nobel Institute site | 20 |
| Frogner Park locale | 19 |
| Where the Storting sits | 23 |
| Munch Museum site | 17 |
| City where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded | 41 |
| Capital near Lillehammer | 24 |
| Sight from a fjord | 18 |
| Scandinavian port | 17 |
| Norway's most populous city | 31 |
| Formerly Christiania | 20 |
| Where the Storting meets | 24 |
| Storting meeting place | 22 |
| Scandinavian metropolis | 23 |
| City on a fjord | 15 |
| City founded by King Harald III | 31 |
| Capital NNW of Copenhagen | 25 |
| Capital near the 60th parallel | 30 |
| Capital by a fjord | 18 |
| Artist Edvard Munch's home | 30 |
| 1952 Winter Olympics setting | 28 |
| Today's Christiania | 23 |
| Norwegian seaport | 17 |
| Norwegian metropolis | 20 |
| Largest city of Norway | 22 |
| Kon-Tiki Museum locale | 22 |
| Kon-Tiki Museum city | 20 |
| Home of the Nobel Peace Center | 30 |
| Holmenkollen overlooks it | 25 |
| Edvard Munch's home | 23 |
| City once known as Christiania | 30 |
| '52 Winter Olympics site | 28 |
| The former Christiania | 22 |
| Quisling's city | 19 |
| Norse port | 10 |
| Nobel Peace Center city | 23 |
| Munch Museum locale | 19 |
| Munch Museum city | 17 |
| King Harald's capital | 25 |
| Home of the Nobel Peace Prize | 29 |
| Harald V's capital | 22 |
| Frogner Park's locale | 25 |
| City where ''The Scream'' was stolen | 52 |
| City in Norway | 14 |
| Christiania, nowadays | 21 |