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primarily in
Sweden and
Finland Swedish alphabet, the
official alphabet used by the
Swedish language Swedish people or Swedes,
persons with a
Swedish ancestral...
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Sweden (
Swedish:
Sverige [ˈsværjɛ] (listen)),
officially the
Kingdom of
Sweden (
Swedish:
Konungariket Sverige (help·info))...
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Swedish (svenska [²svɛnːska] (listen)) is a
North Germanic language spoken natively by 9.6
million people,
predominantly in
Sweden (as the sole official...
- The flag of
Sweden (
Swedish:
Sveriges flagga)
consists of a
yellow or gold
Nordic Cross (i.e. an
asymmetrical horizontal cross, with the
crossbar closer...
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Swedish heraldry is
described in
plain language,
using (in most cases) only
Swedish terminology. The
earliest known achievements of arms in
Sweden are...
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Immigration to
Sweden is the
process by
which people migrate to
Sweden to
reside in the country. Many, but not all,
become Swedish citizens. The economic...
- (PDF).
Kantar Sifo (in
Swedish). 15
February 2019. "Kristerssons
revansch – smällen mot Löfvens pakt".
Expressen (in
Swedish). 8
February 2019. "Novus/SVT...
- punk have
created a punk
subculture in
Sweden since punk
music became po****r in the 1970s. The most
famous Swedish punk band was Ebba Grön,
followed by...
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Swedish Fish is a fish-shaped,
chewy candy originally developed by
Swedish candy producer Malaco in the late 1950s for the U.S. market. The
wrapper calls...
- Crusades, the
Swedish Crusades were
campaigns by
Sweden in
Finland and Novgorod. They include:
First Swedish Crusade (1150s)
Second Swedish Crusade (1240s)...