| City founded by King Harold III | 31 |
| City founded by Harold III | 26 |
| City almost due north of Hamburg | 32 |
| City about the size of Boston | 29 |
| Christinia today | 17 |
| Christiania's name after 1925 | 33 |
| Christiania, later | 18 |
| Christiana, today | 17 |
| Certain Nobel Institute site | 28 |
| Capital with the Nobel Peace Center | 35 |
| Capital with more than 300 lakes within its limits | 50 |
| Capital with lots of fjord explorers? | 37 |
| Capital with fjords | 19 |
| Capital where marathoner Grete Waitz was born | 45 |
| Capital where a-ha formed | 25 |
| Capital west of Tallinn, Estonia | 32 |
| Capital south of Trondheim | 26 |
| Capital place for a solo? | 25 |
| Capital once known as Kristiania | 32 |
| Capital on the 60th. parallel | 29 |
| Capital off the E18 | 19 |
| Capital NW of Drammen | 21 |
| Capital near Stockholm | 22 |
| Capital near Skagerrak | 22 |
| Capital near Lillestrøm | 26 |
| Capital near Lilleström | 26 |
| Capital in the middle of Czechoslovakia? | 40 |
| Capital founded around 1050 A.D. | 32 |
| Capital formerly named Christiania | 34 |
| Capital captured by the Germans 4/9/40 | 38 |
| Capital called Christiania, once | 32 |
| Capital at 60 degrees latitude | 30 |
| Bjørvika is a suburb of it | 29 |
| Birthplace of Trygve Lie | 24 |
| Birthplace of Queen Sonja | 25 |
| Akershus Fortress city | 22 |
| 1993 peace accords city | 23 |
| 1993 accord site | 16 |
| 1952 Winter Olympics host | 25 |
| 1952 Winter Games venue | 23 |
| 1952 Olympics venue | 19 |
| 1952 Olympics host city | 23 |
| "Hedda Gabler" setting | 32 |
| '52 Olympics site | 21 |
| ___ Fjord, Norway | 17 |
| ___ Fiord | 9 |
| ___ City Hall, Nobel ceremony locale | 36 |
| ___ breakfast (uncooked meal) | 29 |
| ___ Børs (European stock exchange) | 37 |
| ___ Accords, 1993 | 17 |
| ___ Accords (1993 peace agreements between Israel and the PLO) | 62 |
| ___ Accords (1993 peace agreement) | 34 |
| ___ Accords (1993 agreement) | 28 |
| ___ Accords | 11 |
| __ Accords: 1993 Mideast pact | 29 |
| __ Accords, 1993 Israel-PLO pact | 32 |
| Where Sonja Henie was born | 26 |
| Capital in Scandinavia | 22 |
| Ottoman Empire founder | 22 |
| Turkish Empire founder | 22 |
| Ottoman dynasty founder | 23 |
| Ottoman sultan | 14 |
| Founder of the Ottoman Empire | 29 |
| Turkish leader: 1259–1326 | 32 |
| Turkish emir | 12 |
| Sultan who founded an old empire | 32 |
| Ottoman Turk leader | 19 |
| Ottoman founder | 15 |
| Founder of the Ottoman dynasty | 30 |
| Founder of Ottoman dynasty | 26 |
| Ertogrul's son | 18 |
| 13th-century empire founder | 27 |
| Densest natural element | 23 |
| Relative of platinum | 20 |
| Heavy metallic element | 22 |
| Heavy element used in alloys | 28 |
| Element that is twice as dense as lead | 38 |
| Element #76 | 11 |
| Densest stable element | 22 |
| Densest metal | 13 |
| Donny or Marie | 14 |
| Surname of seven performing siblings | 36 |
| Singer Donny or Marie | 21 |
| ''Paper Roses'' singer Marie | 44 |
| Singing-family surname | 22 |
| Singer Marie on the Vegas scene | 31 |
| Singer Donny | 12 |
| Performing siblings' surname | 32 |
| Onetime teen idol who later hosted "Pyramid" | 54 |
| Onetime pop star who hosted "Pyramid" | 47 |
| Marie who sang "Paper Roses" | 38 |
| He said "I don't want my album coming out with a G rating. Nobody would buy it" | 93 |
| Former "Pyramid" host Donny | 37 |
| Family singers' surname | 27 |
| Any of the "One Bad Apple" singers | 44 |
| "Soldier of Love" singer Donny | 40 |
| "Pyramid" host Donny | 30 |
| "Paper Roses" singer Marie | 36 |
| "Hey Girl" singer, 1971 | 33 |
| "Hey Girl" hitmaker, 1971 | 35 |