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Sweden Travel Specialist SWEDEN TRAVEL Travel to Sweden Sweden - Tours Sweden - Hotels Sweden - History Sweden early history, like its day-to-day life, is intimately wrapped up with the natural rhythms of season and climate in Sweden. It was the end of the Ice Age that brought the first inhabitants to Sweden more than twelve thousand years ago, as the receding glaciers and the warming climate turned barren permafrost into lush plains and vast forests in Sweden. By 8,000 BC, there were extensive settlements in the sweden region, but dropping temperatures pushed the inhabitants southward to the sweden coasts. A few thousand years later the cycle reversed, and once again the interior became productive, fertile ground. This back and forth movement between the land and the water, between farm and boat, characterizes Sweden culture even today, although the cycle now follows season, holiday, and personal preference. What most people know of Sweden history is limited to the Vikings, and what most people know of the Vikings is limited to a vague idea that they were plunderers. In fact, the Vikings of what is now Sweden had a much more lasting impact on history as traders and as founders of some of the great cities of medieval Russia. Embarking from settlements like Sweden Birka, tucked deeply and safely within the bays of the Swedish coast, these early seamen headed east and south, establishing trade routes that extended as far as Byzantium and the Golden Caliphate of Baghdad. At the turn of the millennium, after about two centuries of prosperity and power, the trade empire of the Vikings began to decline. Continental Europe began its economic rise, and the power of the Vikings in Sweden lands was supplanted by the newly prosperous farmers of the interior plains.

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SGI Introduction SGI Charter History FOUNDING PRESIDENTS Tsunesaburo Makiguchi Josei Toda ACTIVITIES Peace Awareness Humanitarian Relief Environmental Awareness ... Cultural Exchange FURTHER INFORMATION Members Worldwide Projects Directory SGI Organizations ... News Directory The following is a list of SGI culture centers worldwide that can accommodate visitors: North America Central America South America Europe ... Oceania SGI Headquarters For the procedure to visit our centers, please read our FAQ 's. Here is a list of countries and territories where our constituent organizations are located. Josei Toda International Center 15-3 Samon-cho Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0017 Japan Tel: 03-5360-9831 Fax: 03-5360-9885 North America Canada SGI Canada Culture Centre 2050 Dufferin St. Toronto, Ontario

23. Culture: A Short History Of Sweden Although some people regard this as a form of cultural imperialism , hard to imagine what life would be like in a monolithic, purely Swedish culture. http://www.sverigeturism.se/smorgasbord/smorgasbord/culture/short-history/

A Short History of Sweden Swedish history comprises more than 10,000 years and starts after the last glacial period. After the melting of the inland ice, the climate became warmer, and settlers seem to have arrived to the northern parts of the country from the east as well as from the south. They lived from hunting, fishing and collecting. To make a long story short, agriculture was introduced during the Stone Age, and there was a subsequent Bronze Age followed by an Iron Age. The long process of creating political unity started about 1100 A.D. During the course of its history, Sweden has, of course, received many important influences from abroad. Most prominent was probably the German influence during the Middle Ages, when the Hanseatic League dominated trade in northern Europe. French culture, on the other hand, was adopted at court and among the upper class in the 18th century, while German cultural influence had a revival in the 19th century. The period from about 1750 to 1850 saw a far-reaching modernization of agriculture. If you compare a map of a rural area from the 18th century with one from today, you will get an idea of what happened in this period. On the old map, living houses, barns etc. belonging to several families were standing close together in a village, perhaps with a church in the middle of it. The cultivated area was split up into several small lots, the result of centuries of inheritance and marriages. The new map, on the other hand, shows separate farms far apart, where each farm has a few large fields around it. The old village has been split up and the farming land redistributed among the families. In addition, pasture-land that used to belong to the villagers collectively has been divided into individual lots and cultivated.

24. Sweden's Culture It is undoubtedly through the export of its culture that sweden has had its greatest impact upon the world. From the strong, clean design sensibility of its http://www.geographia.com/sweden/culture.html

Sweden's Culture I Swedish design and architecture are best known through their contribution to the functionalist movement, which in the 1930s introduced the world to the clean, sophisticated designs that we now associate as much with modernism itself as with Scandinavia and Sweden in particular. Among the notable figures in this movement was the architect Erik Gunnar Asplund. In literature, Sweden is best known for the groundbreaking works of August Strindberg, one of the original badboys of modernism. Among Sweden's many other internationally-known writers are Selma Lagerlöf, Vilhelm Moberg, Pär Lagerkvist and Astrid Lindgren, the last of whom is better known through the name of her most famous character, Pippi Longstocking. Without question, the most universally venerated aspect of Swedish culture is film. Ingmar Bergman, Greta Garbo, Max von Sydow, Liv Ullman, Anita Ekberg, and Ingrid Bergman, all Swedes, are all among the greatest names in cinema history. Bergman's visually sensuous and psychologically intimate films created a worldwide sensation in the 1950s and 1960s, and he ranks today among the best loved and most influential filmmakers of all time. Among Bergman's masterworks are Wild Strawberries, Smiles of a Summer Night, The Seventh Seal, Cries and Whispers, Autumn Sonata, Scenes from a Marriage

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Sweden From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Kingdom of Sweden Swedish Konungariket Sverige ) is a Nordic country in Scandinavia , in Northern Europe . It is bordered by Norway on the west, Finland on the northeast, the Skagerrak Strait and the Kattegat Strait on the southwest, and the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Bothnia on the east. Sweden has a low population density in all but its metropolitan areas , with most of the inland consisting of forests and mountainous wilderness. Konungariket Sverige Flag Coat of Arms Motto : none Anthem Du gamla, Du fria Swedish : "Thou Ancient, Thou Free") Capital Stockholm Stockholm Swedish ... Consolidation no established date Area Population est. census Density 8,940,788 (est.) 20/km² ( GDP PPP estimate $267 billion ( Currency Swedish krona SEK Time zone ... Calling code F¶r Sverige i tiden ( English For Sweden; with the times ) is adopted by Carl XVI Gustaf as his personal motto in his role as Swedish monarch. See #Language The official list of Swedish monarchs starts about 1000 years ago, about as long as Sweden has been a Christian kingdom, but there are lists based on

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Fran§ais Deutsch Espa±ol Other languages Mon 26 Sep 2005 13:18 GMT +2 Home News About Sweden Links ... Search Contents by Category General Information Search Search Advanced Search Map of Sweden Zoom Sweden Facts Capital: Stockholm Language: Swedish Population: 9 million Currency: 1 krona=100 ¶re Area: 450,000 km2 (174,000 sq. mi) Political system: Parliamentary democracy More Sweden Facts Sweden.se Quicklinks Fact sheets and articles Publications Young Swedes Celebrating the ... Swedish way Quicklinks other websites Invest in Sweden Study in Sweden Sweden Bookshop Swedish Trade ... Visit Sweden Weather Report North Central South More Weather Events 3 Sep - 6 Nov 2005 Gothenburg International Art Biennial 2005 29 Sep - 2 Oct 2005 G¶teborg International Book Fair 29 Sep - 2 Oct 2005 –land Harvest Fest 30 Sep - 3 Oct 2005 Tune In 2005 More Events 26 Sep 2005 The Swedish language – popular abroad by Josefin Olevik, freelance journalist The European Day of Languages on September 26, 2005, focuses on the importance of learning languages. Danilo Brozovic from Zagreb came second in the Swedish Institute's writing competition for foreign students learning Swedish. "I became fascinated by Swedish crime films and by Sweden, and finally I found a book and began learning Swedish," he says. Read more More Articles Sweden.se News

27. Information About Sweden, Swedish Culture, History And Lifestyle. The Swedish Information Smorgasbord is the largest single source of information about sweden in English on the web. This page is main index for culture, http://www.sverigeturism.se/smorgasbord/smorgasbord/culture/

Culture This chapter is only a short description of Swedish culture in various forms. A fragmentary presentation of our most well-known artists, musicians and writers, dead and alive. It is a few hints on Swedish culture but Sweden is so much more. The chapter will also try to describe what Swedes and foreigners often regard as 'typical Swedish' when it comes to traditions, attitudes and lifestyle. Lifestyle Religious Consensus Swedish Art - Tradition and Renewal Literature, Writers and the Nobel Prize Music ... Absolutely Swedish - Outlining a National Character Editor: Mattias Alisch Search Tourist information Nature, Recreation, Sport Culture ... E-mail

28. EuroCompass - Guide For The Independent Traveller Clickable travel map of sweden with direct links to hotels and other accommodation, culture and things to do. http://www.eurocompass.com/se.html

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29. Afghan Sweden Online Provides extensive coverage on country, people and culture, and information for Afghans living in sweden. In English, Swedish, Dari and Pashto. http://medlem.spray.se/afghan/

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30. Hungarian Culture Forum In Lund Provides information for expatriates living in southern sweden. http://hem.passagen.se/pannonia/

Katalin welcomes you. Copenhagen . I have also chosen a lovely building of the many there are in this city. It is Rundetaarn (The Round Tower), built in 1642 by the king Christian IV, the last Danish king reigning over Scania - Scandinavia in Latin). It is a rather high tower (34,8 m), nice to look at, but even to visit. It is open around the year, giving place to concerts, exhibitions and even contains an observatiorium. It will take you 30 minutes to the third biggest town in Sweden. The bridge was by the way opened on the 1 July 2000! Scania is a nice place to live in. I have been living there for almost 30 years now. I was born in Hungary, where I lived until 1972, when I moved to Sweden. I have been living in Sweden in a little town called Lund ever since. I am in contact with Hungarians through the Hungarian association that has been around since 1947 in Lund and even through my main interest: research. Lund used to be the capital of Denmark a thousand years ago....It is a rather old and very picturesque city By the way, the final battle was just outside Lund, in 1676, and in that Scania was finally lost and became inavitably Swedish. In order to Swedenize the inhabitants of Scania as soon as possible, the king of all Swedes, Karl XI gave order that a university should be built in Lund. (Knowledge is power, as we know it.) His order was hastily carried out, so as a result, now we have a big

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32. ST BIRGITTA OF SWEDEN'S INFLUENCE IN FINLAND An essay on how Birgitta had effects on Finnish culture during her lifetime and immediately after, when her cult was revived some decades later, and after the Lutheran Reformation. http://meltingpot.fortunecity.com/ukraine/324/hemming.html

web hosting domain names photo sharing Julian of Norwich, Her Showings ST BIRGITTA OF SWEDEN'S INFLUENCE IN FINLAND MAIJU LEHMIJOKI A nd make public the words that I have spoken with my own mouth and deliver them personally to the head of the church. Christ to Bishop Hemming, in St Birgitta, Revelationes I.52 Bishop Hemming and St Birgitta, Urdiala, Finland D uring many of her Revelations, St Birgitta of Sweden (1303-1373) heard Christ and the Virgin reveal the will of God, which she was to pass on to secular and clerical rulers, as well as to common people. These messages often fiercely urged their recipients to repent so that their souls would be saved from divine anger, and God's peace could rule the world. The spiritual messages were intertwined with visions for the practical reform of the church and secular kingdoms, which in Birgitta's day were troubled by wars, the Papacy's dislocation in Avignon (1309-1377) and epidemic of the plague later known as the Black Death (1347-1351). Bishop Hemming and Prior Peter made their journey between 1346 and 1349. Their mission was to deliver to the Pope Birgitta's Revelation which lamented the decline of the Papacy. This Brigittine Revelation urged the Pope to reform his own lasciviousness, to cease supporting the King of France, and to return the Papal See to Rome. In Birgitta's Revelation Christ spoke directly to Clement: It will not remain a secret how at your time greed and ambition flourished in the Church, and how many things you could have reformed and improved, but you, lover of the flesh, balked.

33. Sweden Business Etiquette, Culture - Doing Business In Sweden sweden business etiquette and sweden business culture, customs and protocol Complete guide to doing business in sweden. http://www.executiveplanet.com/business-etiquette/Sweden.html

Doing Business in Sweden Sweden Business Download Contact Executive Planet Inc. About Your Guide Your guide to Sweden: Accept Cross Culture Web site: www.acceptcrossculture.se Ask Accept Cross Culture a question on the Message Board About your guide: This guide was put together with help from Accept Cross Culture, a communications company providing solutions to cross cultural differences. Accept Cross Culture teaches cross cultural communication skills to people and companies in international business (Swedes as well as Foreigners) and provides Swedish language training and practical services to expatriates coming to work and live in Sweden. ACCEPT Cross Culture AB assists multinational companies engaged in Sweden to improve their results by generating an awareness of the significance of cross-cultural problems, and the necessity of finding the appropriate solutions. (Left in picture) Elisabeth Brage is an intercultural communications expert with over twenty years of experience in teaching intercultural management skills to foreign managers in Sweden. She has overseen the linguistic and cultural training of corporate managers and their families from all over the world. As Director of ACCEPT Cross Culture, Elisabeth is responsible for ensuring that the needs of our clients are met by service of the highest quality. Sweden Business Etiquette and Culture This guide to Sweden business etiquette and culture covers many aspects of doing business in Sweden This guide contains the following articles: Let's Make a Deal

34. BACKROAD TRAVEL IN SWEDEN The backroads of sweden are offered to the North American tourist who wants to see and experience a new culture at a slower pace. http://www.backroadtravel.com/

BACKROAD TRAVEL IN SWEDEN See the Unspoiled Countryside off the Tourist Track Sightseeing by Bike and by Foot in Sweden Our Tours for 2005 Island of Gotland Tour Stockholm Cycling Adventure Walk on the Enchanted Island of Gotland Bike the Gold Coast of Denmark and Sweden ... TourInformation I magine walking or bicycling on a country road in the glow of the setting sun at 10:30 at night. In Scandinavia summer days continue into long "timeless" evenings, perfect for bicycling, walking and outdoor living. I invite you to join me on a unique bicycle adventure on the magical island of Gotland, also referred to as "The Pearl of the Baltic Sea." It appears enchanted with its wealth of memories from the Viking and Medieval times. Or how about getting to know the magnificent city of Stockholm by bike? It is said that Stockholm is one third greenery, one-third water and one-third city. Start this tour by exploring Stockholm's parks and islands. Find Hidden treasures right in the city. Continue into the countryside that abounds with historical sites, castles and Viking history. For a true adventure of mind, body and spirit try our walking tour, also

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37. Symbolic Power Struggles A lecture given by Thomas Hylland Eriksen at the symposium culture in the Global Village , Lund, sweden, 1416 January, 1993. http://www.uio.no/~geirthe/Symbolic.html

Home About this site Thematic index Alphabetic index ... Social anthropology at the University of Oslo Symbolic power struggles in inter-cultural space Thomas Hylland Eriksen Lecture delivered at the symposium "Culture in the Global Village", Lund, Sweden, 14-16 January, 1993. Published in Swedish in Oscar Hemer, ed., Kulturen i den globala byn The problem Culture Culture is that which makes communication and misunderstanding possible, and it is also the continuously generated result of ongoing processes of communication. It is not a fixed entity, nor can it be delimited to a community of individuals. To myself, there is no doubt that I share more in terms of culture with some of my informants from anthropological fieldwork in Mauritius and Trinidad than with my next-door neighbours in Oslo. In general, as interacting human beings we are closer than ships passing in the night, but tightly knit communities with shared values and ideas are rarer than many social scientists have been wont to think. Mauritius Patrick Patrick and his brothers frequently rent video films; many of them are low-budget Hong Kong kung-fu films; others are American films dubbed in French. He says that the criterion for a good film is its ability to stir the sentiments of the audience, and both violent and romantic films are in his view capable of that.

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39. ITIM Sweden - Creating Cultural Competence ITIM sweden offers training and consultancy in the field of culture and Management. We create cultural competence to increase your effectiveness when working with people from different cultures. Based in sweden http://www.itim.se

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