HistoryFor decades, the two parties, the Hats and the Caps, had pursued a policy that had completely ruined the country, but their corrupt reign was to come to an abrupt end when the new king, Gustav III, who was only 26 years old, staged a well-directed revolution.
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Swedish researchers sail like Vikings
HistoryFor three years, researchers from Lund University have been traveling in reconstructed Viking ships to explore up close how the Norse actually traveled.
The US war on the world
HistoryIn US history, war of aggression has been the rule, not the exception.
Surprising discoveries reveal more of the legend of King Arthur
HistoryPreviously unknown medieval texts about the legendary adventures of the British folk hero were found in an unexpected place.
Bronze Age Norse may have sailed open sea between Norway and Denmark
HistoryAble to travel long distances on the high seas even thousands of years ago, according to new simulation tests.
Greenland and the Nordic heritage
HistoryThe presence of the Norse has marked the world's largest island for more than a thousand years - and the early Norse Greenlanders would also make their way to America.
Wings of steel and a heart of gold: The adventures of Carl Gustaf von Rosen
HistoryMeet the Swedish count who put his life on the line for small nations against larger foes.
Anonymous person donates record Viking treasure in Sweden
HistoryThe treasure is the largest ever found in the county of Jönköping.
Organic Maps – the map app that doesn’t map you
TechTired of Google Maps tracking you? Here's the free alternative that lets you navigate completely offline!
When Israeli terrorists murdered the Swedish king’s godfather
HistoryOn September 17, 1948, UN mediator Folke Bernadotte was shot dead in Jerusalem. Here is the dramatic story of the murder of one of Sweden's most prominent diplomats.