41. Introduction: Sweden, Basic Facts (the S.c.nordic FAQ) About sweden culture, history, places of interest and other things. This page is a part of the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) file for the newsgroup http://www.lysator.liu.se/nordic/scn/faq71.html

The home pages for the Usenet newsgroup soc.culture.nordic [ This page was initially edited in a version suitable to get printed [ Check if Lysator's faster www-server is up and running? ] Sweden Introduction: Sweden, basic facts Sweden with towns Index Fact Sheet General information Economy ... Books for learning Swedish marks sections intended to be extended ) marks sections not yet written ) The faq consists of the following parts: Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Miscellaneous topics on Norden Part 3: Denmark Part 4: Finland Part 5: Iceland Part 6: Norway Part 7: Sweden Appendix: Related texts Appendix: archived texts Subject: 7.1 Fact Sheet Name: Konungariket Sverige Telephone area code: Area: 449.964 km² / 173.629 sq mi. [ thereof: 237.000 km² designated for reindeer herding ] Land boundaries: Norway, Finland Terrain: mostly flat or gently rolling lowlands; blunt mountains in north and west; large archipelagos on the eastern coast. Highest mountain: Kebnekaise, 2,111 m (6,926 ft) Natural resources: iron ore, zinc, lead, copper, silver

42. Culture: A Short History Of Sweden Swedish history comprises more than 10000 years and starts after the last glacial During the course of its history, sweden has, of course, received many 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.

43. World Wide Web Virtual Library - Swedish History Index - WWW VL Red Arrow Image The Swedish history Index is made of different pages which are always under construction. You will find Virtual Resources produced in http://vlib.iue.it/hist-sweden/Index.html

World Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) central catalogue WWW-VL Search Facility. WWW-VL Main History Index and Sites Maintainers ... European University Institute's Library and Web Sites. Swedish History Index Reference Archives and Museums Electronic Resources History Departments and Scientific Associations Libraries and Library Resources Chronological Ancient Vikings Medieval Early Modern ... Post-1945 Topical Demography, Genealogy Economic Women's History, Gender Holocaust ... Military History Other Antiquarian Bookshops Swedish History Links Political System and Research Resources Search Engines ... Search all the VL Search only the EUI European History Project Search only one word on the WWW VL EUI European History Project The WWW VL EUI European History Project could be searched only for one word through the WhatUseek Network , Site Level Search

44. World Wide Web Virtual Library - Swedish History Index - WWW VL Return to the Top of the Page Return to the Swedish history Index Red Arrow Image The Swedish history Index is made of different pages which are http://vlib.iue.it/hist-sweden/topical.html

World Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) central catalogue WWW-VL Search Facility. WWW-VL Main History Index and Sites Maintainers ... European University Institute's Library and Web Sites. Swedish History Index: Topical Reference Archives and Museums Electronic Resources History Departments and Scientific Associations Libraries and Library Resources Chronological Vikings Medieval Early Modern Early 20th Century, World War I ... Military History Other Antiquarian Bookshops Swedish History Links Political System and Research Resources Search Engines Demography, Genealogy University of Umeå demographic database. Swedish genealogy resources. The American Swedish Institute, archives. Southern Sweden demographic database. ... Census of 1890 on the web. Genline. Swedish parish records online. Genealogical resources. DISBYT. Genealogical resources. Economic Survey of Sweden's economic development. Central index of economic institutions in Sweden. Very comprehensive. Ministry of Finance. Royal Bank of Sweden. National Institute of Economic Research. Economic history links , by the Department of Economic History, University of Stockholm. Trade Union Institute for Economic Research.

45. Swedish History - The Viking Warriors The Vikings lived in small villages in south and central sweden. In reality Vikings were not as brutal as they appeared. They raised cattle, harvested, http://www.utb.boras.se/uk/se/projekt/history/articles/vikage/Vikage1.htm

The Viking Age The Viking Campaigns The Vikings at Home Food and Drink The Viking Life ... Religion and Mythology The Viking Warriors Another advantage was that they were well-equipped. The weapon of choice was the double-edged sword. The finest swords at the time came from Rhineland. Other weapons used were battle-axes, bows, spears and daggers. They used round shields for protection of the body. They also started using chain mail at the end of the Viking Age I. A battle often started by an attack with bows and ended with tough hand-to-hand combats where swords and axes where used. Yet another thing which made the Vikings feared was that they were not afraid of dying in combat. What they really feared was dying at home in bed of disease or age because if a Viking died in combat, as a hero, he would join the gods in Valhalla. Katrina Bendzovska Petter Markkula SE-gymnasiet Webmasters Swedish History Supervisors' page ... The Viking Campaigns If you don't see the menu - click here

46. Brief History Of New Sweden In America A Brief history of New sweden in America. Click here to see Chronology of Colonial Swedes on the Delaware 16381713. sweden as a Great Power in the 17th http://www.colonialswedes.org/History/History.html

About SCS History Membership Calendar Publications Forefathers ... Home A Brief History of New Sweden in America Click here to see Chronology of Colonial Swedes on the Delaware 1638-1713 Sweden as a Great Power in the 17th Century The 17th century saw Sweden as an European "Great Power" and one of the major military and political combatants on the continent during the Thirty Years' War. By mid-century, the kingdom included part of Norway, all of Finland and stretched into Russia. Sweden's control of portions of modern Poland, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Germany made the Baltic Sea essentially a Swedish lake. Perhaps inspired by the riches other Great Powers gathered from their overseas colonies, Sweden too sought to extend its influence to the New World. In 1637, Swedish, Dutch and German stockholders formed the New Sweden Company to trade for furs and tobacco in North America. Under the command of Peter Minuit, the company's first expedition sailed from Sweden late in 1637 in two ships, Kalmar Nyckel and Fogel Grip. Minuit had been the governor of the Dutch colony, New Netherland, centered on Manhattan Island, from 1626 to 1631. The ships reached Delaware Bay in March 1638, and the settlers began to build a fort at the site of present-day Wilmington, Delaware. They named it Fort Christina, in honor of Sweden's twelve-year-old queen. It was the first permanent European settlement in the Delaware Valley.

47. Early Swedish History - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Early Swedish history See also Provinces of sweden, history of Finland, history of Norway, Categories 1911 Britannica history of sweden http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_Swedish_History

Early Swedish History From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. History of Sweden Prehistoric Sweden Early History Kalmar Union Modern Sweden A New Great Power Swedish Empire ... Swedish wars Contents Viking age 9th century 10th century Christianization and struggle for power ... edit Viking age edit 9th century For the time period leading up to the Viking Age , see Pre-history of Sweden During the 9th century extensive Scandinavian settlements were made on the east side of the Baltic sea . As early as the reign of Louis I of France Louis the Pious ) in the first half of the 9th century, we hear of Varangians arriving in Constantinople and of piratical expeditions on the Black Sea and on the Caspian Sea . Expeditions such as the possibly legendary ones by Rurik (R¸rik) and Askold (Haskuld) established settlements that resulted in Kievan Rus' . Proofs of extensive Scandinavian settlements in Russia are not only to be found in exensive archaeological remains, but also to be found partly in the names assigned to the Dnieper rapids by Constantine Porphyrogenitus , partly in references to this people made by foreign representatives at the court of the Byzantine Empire . The fact that many of the names which occur in Russian chronicles seem to be peculiarly Swedish suggests that Sweden was the home of the settlers. . A minority view disputes the Swedish origins of at least part of the early Rus, hypothesizing that the princes invited by the population of

48. A Brief History Of Sweden swedenhistory article, where some of the above history was taken from history of sweden An interactive presentation of the history of sweden http://www.photo.net/sweden/history

var subscriber_p=0, user_id=0; photo.net Classifieds Shop Classifieds ... Search A Brief History by Eve Andersson Home Travel Sweden : One Article About 14,000 years ago, some of the ice covering what is now Sweden started melting. Evidence has been found that there was human life in Sweden by 9000 BCE. The inhabitants were generally hunters and fishers, until about 550-800 CE when Sweden's inhabitants settled and became a primarily agricultural society. Then, for the next 250 years, they went through a period of expansion (the "Viking Age"), mostly eastward, as far as the Caspian Sea. The vikings' activities consisted of: trading, plundering and making temporary settlements. In about the year 1000, the provinces of Sweden combined to form one country. In was around this time, too, that Sweden became Christianized, although the pagan Nordic religion was still around for another century or so. Sweden continued expanding and had taken over Finland during the 12th and 13th centuries. In 1389, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden united under the Danish Queen Margareta. This union broke up in 1521, after a Danish union king had 80 important Swedish men executed due to conflicts between them and the central government, and the Swedes rebelled.

49. Gustav I: Definition And Much More From Answers.com In 19th century Swedish history, a folklore developed wherein Gustav was to have Robert, M The Early Vasas A history of sweden 15231611 (1968) http://www.answers.com/topic/gustav-i-of-sweden

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Dictionary Encyclopedia Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Gustav I Dictionary Gus·ta·vus I gà ­s-tā vəs, -t¤ King of Sweden (1523–1560) who established Lutheranism as the state religion, proposed the hereditary succession of the throne, and established a standing army and navy. var tcdacmd="cc=edu;dt"; Encyclopedia Gustavus I gəstā vəs ) , 1496–1560, king of Sweden (1523–60), founder of the modern Swedish state and the Vasa dynasty. Known as Gustavus Eriksson before his coronation, he was the son of Erik Johansson, a Swedish senator and follower of the Sture family. Gustavus was treacherously imprisoned by Christian II , the Danish king who was attempting to assert his control over Sweden under the Kalmar Union . In 1520 his father was one of the nationalist leaders killed in the massacre Christian ordered at Stockholm after he had defeated Sweden. Having escaped from prison, Gustavus led the peasants of Dalarna to victory over the Danes and was elected (1521) protector of Sweden. In 1523 the Riksdag at Strangnas elected him king, ending the Kalmar Union. In 1527, Gustavus convinced the Riksdag at Vasteras to establish a national Protestant Church. To help create a strong monarchy, he wanted the revenue controlled by the Roman Catholic Church and a state Church subservient to his needs. Gustavus organized a national army of Swedish volunteers and built an efficient navy. Because the German city of

50. Worldroots.com history of Europe sweden. Historic and genealogical information about royal and noble family lines. listen to Brahms Waltz 15, Op.39 and Lullaby http://www.worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/royal1.htm

Worldroots.com Surname List European Royalty Site Map Europe A-Z ... Medieval Other links: Fine Art Russian Impressionism Antique Jewelry Donations History of Europe: SWEDEN Historic and genealogical information about royal and noble family lines listen to Brahms Waltz # 15, Op.39 and Lullaby The History of Sweden Master Index to Royal Swedish Genealogical Data by Arne Wallgren The Swedish Royal Families *own* homepage The 4 sisters of King King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden *1946 ... 3 swedish siblings album (children of King Carl XVI Gustav of Sweden) Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden Princess Madeleine of Sweden The Royal Family of Sweden by Henri van Oene The Swedish Royal Family by Ritva Forster Monarchs and Regents of Sweden Swedish Royalties from Year 995 A.D. Bernadotte Family of Sweden Sweden Royal Database by Brian Tompsett Swedish Queens by Lulea University of Sweden Swedish Kings and Queens from Vasa to Bernadotte by Viktor Ohlsson Genealogical Research Services by Timothy F. Boettger Princess Astrid of Sweden (1905-1935) (later Queen Astrid of Belgium) Princess Astrid of Sweden (1905-1935) extra site Ancestors My line Prince Bertil ... Prince Bertil of Sweden (1912-1997) extra site My line Princess Birgitta of Sweden (1937-) ... Princess Birgitta of Sweden (1937-) extra site Ancestors My line King Carl XIV ... Johan of Sweden (1764-1844) (son of Jean Henri Bernadotte and Jeanne de Saint Vincent) -spouse of Bernhardine Eugenie Desiree Clary Ancestors and Descendants Prince Carl-Johann ... Prince Carl-Johann of Sweden (1916-) -extra site- My line Carl Philip , Prince of Sweden *1979 Carl Philipp Carl Philipp ... official photo of Carl Philip, Prince of Sweden in 2004

51. Uppsala University Library. Bibliography Of The Swedish History Of Literature Theory of literature published i sweden; history of literature about sweden and Swedish conditions including authors writing in Swedish without living in http://www.ub.uu.se/hum/ansvar/eslb.cfm

@import url(http://www.ub.uu.se/css/profil.css); /*css for IE och NN6*/ University Library Search directly in the Bibliography of the Swedish History of Literature List of indexed periodicals and annuals Search this site: Bibliography of the Swedish History of Literature Brief history Contents Time limits Bibliography ... LIBRIS in the period April 1995 to January 2001. This activity then ceased due to lack of funding. Brief history The responsibility for the printed bibliography has rested with the Swedish Society of Literature, in whose annual Samlaren the Bibliography of Swedish History of Literature was published between 1881 and 2002. In addition to the annual bibliographies there also exist some cumulative compilations (see bibliography below). In connection with Uppsala University Library assuming responsibility for the bibliography its contents were reviewed which led to adding theory of literature to its coverage (cf. Contents below). Contents In LIBRIS the following categories of material for the Bibliography of the Swedish History of Literature (BSHL) were registered: Theory of literature published i Sweden History of literature: about Sweden and Swedish conditions including authors writing in Swedish without living in Sweden such as Finland-Swedish and Swedish-American writers. Authors living in Sweden without writing in Swedish are excluded. Authors writing both in Swedish and foreign languages are normally only included when their writings in Swedish are treated. Both Swedish and foreign publications were indexed.

52. Scandinavian History - Denmark Finland Norway And Sweden Information on Scandinavian history Denmark, Finland, Norway and sweden. http://europeanhistory.about.com/od/scandinavia/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Homework Help European History History by Country Scandinavia Homework Help European History Essentials Ready Reference ... Help w(' ');zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the European History newsletter! See Online Courses Search European History Scandinavia A long-standing union between the kingdoms of Denmark, Norway and Sweden (including Finland) collapsed in 1523, after which a Swedish Empire rose to dominate Scandinavia until the early 18th century. Russian influence grew, annexing Finland in 1809 (until its independence in 1917), while Denmark and Sweden continued as rivals. Norway became independent of Sweden in 1905, and Iceland in 1918. Alphabetical Recent Books on Scandinavian History This page indexes bibliographic information on Scandinavian history, including Sweden and the Swedish Empire, as well as Finland, Denmark, Norway and Iceland. Battles from Swedish History This is an interesting site with several problems. The page summarises 23 battles dating from 1471 to 1641 (although the final two are erroneously dated to the 1940’s), twelve of which are examined in more depth, via links. Unfortunately, these examinations aren’t particularly well organised, or well written.

53. The Town Of New Sweden, Maine and history of the town provided....... http://www.aroostook.me.us/newsweden/index.html

Welcome to the town of New Sweden, Maine On July 23, 1870, a Swedish Colony was established by the State of Maine in the virgin forest of Aroostook County. Maine had appointed William Widgery Thomas, Jr. (who had served as Lincoln's Civil War Consul in Sweden) as State Immigration Commissioner. He went to Sweden, recruited the first 51 immigrants, and led them into the township that became New Sweden. Early hardships were overcome and the Colony prospered and grew into the neighboring townships of Westmanland (1879, Stockholm (1881) and the surrounding areas. WELCOME - VÄLKOMMEN MAINE'S SWEDISH COLONY has prepared this booklet to provide you with both an historical perspective on the Colony area, and a map-oriented tour guide to historical and current points of interest. After a brief introduction as to how the Colony came to be, the contents are organized by townships involved: New Sweden, Stockholm, Woodland (and Perham, Connor, Caribou) Westmanland and Madawaska Lake (T16R4). For each, there is an early history followed by what exists today. The booklet also contains many old (nostalgic) and new photographs. See the Service and Cultural Directory insert for current list of local contacts, places to see, and other information. The front and back covers are shown below. The following local historical organizations involved in this project are the Historical Societies of New Sweden, Woodland, Stockholm, and Maine's Swedish Colony, Inc. Funding assistance was provided by the Maine Humanities Council and the Maine Community Foundation.

54. History Sweden Eu2001.se which there has been great political consensus. Read more about sweden s history on the Swedish Institute s website. Important dates in sweden s history http://www.eu2001.se/static/eng/facts/kort_historia.asp

55. WHKMLA : History Of Sweden, 1448-1523 Despite the seemingly chaotic twists and turns of Swedish history in the later 15th and The STURE CHRONICLES recorded Swedish history from a perspective http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/scandinavia/swe14481523.html

Sweden 1397-1448 Sweden 1523-1560 Sweden and the Kalmar Union, 1448-1523 A.) The Status of Sweden within the Union of Kalmar, and Swedish-Danish Relations Since 1397 Sweden was one of the three kingdoms that formed the UNION OF KALMAR, the other two being Denmark and Norway. Union king ERIK OF POMERANIA had been by the nobility of Sweden in 1439, by the nobility of Denmark also in 1439. Erik had moved to the island of Gotland, where he continued to rule, claiming to be King of both Denmark and Sweden, until 1449. The Danish Council had elected Christoph of Wittelsbach (Bavaria) king in 1440; Sweden had followed in 1441. Christoph had died in 1448, and the Danish Council now elected Christian I. of Oldenburg. At this point of time, the Swedish Riksrad elected KARL KNUTSSON, co-leader of the rebellion under Engelbrekt Engelbrektsson in 1434 and regent of Sweden 1438-1441, King of Sweden; the Norwegian council also elected Karl Knutsson. While Danish King Christian maintained that the Kalmar Union was not dissolved and he thus had a claim for the crowns of both Norway and Sweden, the island of GOTLAND, claimed both by Sweden and Denmark was an immediate bone of contention. Sweden launched an invasion and got control of the island except the fortress of VISBORG, where Erik XIII. held out. Erik sold out the fortress and his claim to the crown to Christian, and at night Danish soldiers sneaked into the fortress; the Swedes evacuated the island and Gotland again was under Danish control.

56. WHKMLA : History Of Sweden, ToC Virtual Jewish history Tour sweden, from Jewish Virtual Library history of Flight sweden, from Flight 100 Titles of European Rulers sweden http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/scandinavia/xsweden.html

Finland Denmark First posted in 2002, last revised on February 5th 2005 Sweden 1250-1397 Sweden 1397-1448 Sweden 1448-1523 Sweden 1523-1560 ... Sweden in the Korean War Biographies, Sweden Page, alphabetical index by period Historical Atlas, Sweden Page List of Wars, Sweden Page EXTERNAL FILES www.bokpris.com , Swedish Online Bookstore CIA World Factbook : Sweden ; BBC Country Profiles : Sweden Virtual Library History : Sweden Scandinavia , the latter in German Swedish History, from Fact Sheets about Sweden, from the Swedish Institute , on many topics, including history and related topics, many as pdf-files Timeline of Swedish History, from Nordic Usenet , from timelines.ws , a website exploiting US newspaper articles, very detailed on the 20th century; from BBC News Chronology of Catholic Dioceses : Sweden, from Kirken i Norge Article Sweden, from Catholic Encyclopedia , 1912 edition; from EB 1911 Article Sweden : Literature, from EB 1911 Political Resources on the Net : Sweden For the Record 2000 : Sweden , from UN Human Rights System History of Stockholm, from

57. Swedish History sweden left the union with Denmark and Norway, under the leadership of King Toward the end of the century, culture flourished in sweden, under the http://stockholm.usembassy.gov/usis/absweden/history.htm

SWEDISH HISTORY 9th-11th century This was the Viking Age. Swedish adventurers in long ships traded, looted and colonized all the coasts of the Baltic Sea. 12th-15th century This was Sweden's medieval period. It was created from a loose federation of provinces and was named "Sweden". It became part of the Catholic European cultural sphere. In 1397, Sweden united with Denmark and Norway under Queen Margareta. This union lasted until early in the16th century. 16th century Sweden left the union with Denmark and Norway, under the leadership of King Gustav Vasa. He created a strong central government and made Protestantism the State religion. 17th century Sweden became a major power in Europe, partly through participation in the 30-Year's War. Leading monarchs: Gustaf Adolf II and Carl Gustaf X. 18th century Sweden's status as a major power disappears with the defeat of Karl XII by Russia and several other countries. Toward the end of the century, culture flourished in Sweden, under the leadership of King Gustaf III. 19th century Sweden enters the age of Industrial Revolution. Sweden experiences mass emigration, the workers' union movement, and the process of democracy.

58. 2 DAYS TASTE OF SWEDISH HISTORY Mariefred And Gripsholm Castle Arrive in Mariefred and check in at Gripsholm Inn and Hotel, sweden’s with its history, portraits and decor shows Swedish history in a unique way. http://www.scantours.com/2_days_taste_of_swedish_history_.htm

Home Country Links Site Map Rail Passes ... E-MAIL Scandinavian travel specialist since 1967 A TASTE OF SWEDEN’S BEST 2 DAYS By Steamboat and Vintage Train Daily (mid May-mid Aug) except Sundays DAY 1 STOCKHOLM - MARIEFRED Morning departure by steam boat to Mariefred. It is a beautiful 3.5 hour cruise on the original S/S Mariefred built in 1903. Arrive in Mariefred and check in at Gripsholm Inn and Hotel, Sweden’s oldest country inn. In the heart of the idyllic little town of Mariefred is a church, a castle and an inn, all dating from the Middle Ages. The inn is built on the site of the old Carthusian monastery. Explore Mariefred with buildings from the 18 th century. DAY 2 MARIEFRED - STOCKHOLM Gripsholm Castle , rebuilt by King Gustav Vasa in the 16 th century, is right next to the Inn. The castle with its history, portraits and decor shows Swedish history in a unique way. The Castle is open daily May-Aug. Return to Stockholm, partly by vintage steam train. From: $ 360 per person double $ 120 single supplement INCLUDES: hotel, breakfast, cruise, train, Castle entrance

59. _Homepage, Hans Högmans Genealogy And History Page My genealogy research Swedish history Swedish military history = Articles in English. My Genealogy Research. About me Some facts about sweden http://www.algonet.se/~hogman/slahem_eng.htm

To Hans's homepage Start page Table of content Hans Högman's Genealogy and History Site This page presents: my genealogy in the form of pedigree charts and affects the Swedish provinces Medelpad à ngermanland and Södermanland . I have a list of places and families I am doing research on. I also have some local history events from the Sundsvall area that might have influenced my ancestors in these parts. There is also an article about Genealogy in Sweden. common information about Swedish History and especially Swedish Military History where I have a great deal of material about the Allotment System (the old system of organizing and financing the Swedish Armed Forces). Not all of the pages are translated into English yet. But the table of content will give you an idea about the content of my pages. Pages in English are marked with the British flag. If you view this page without a frameset , that is if you do not have a frame with a table of content to the left, please click on Start page to get it Table of Content In Swedish please / På svenska tack Search my site (search engine) My genealogy research Swedish history Swedish military history = Articles in English.

60. MCFA Sweden - History And Credits history. How it all began. The Swedish MCFA was founded on October 22 1997 by Winfried Meining, Carmelo Volpe and Jörg Leers after an initiative by Winfried http://www.mariecurie.org/se/history.html

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