Swedish Historian
Johan RominSwedish historian and journalist Johan Romin writes about history and contemporary issues,
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Why the nobility hated Gustav III?
The king was shot on 16 March 1792 during a masquerade ball at the Royal Opera House in Stockholm. The opera that the king himself had founded. Gustav III, the theater king who both founded the Swedish Academy, the Royal Dramatic Theatre, t...
He witnessed the assassination of Gustav III
This man is Gustaf Löwenhielm born in 1771. The photo is from the mid 1850s. Gustaf passed in 1856 and was a first hand witness to the murder of king Gustav III.
The statue that is a monument to Swedish naivety and stupidity.
This is the statue in Stockholm of Gustav III, King of Sweden 1771-1792. It was erected and unveiled on 24 January 1808 by Gustav III's son Gustav IV Adolf. The statue was a gift from the bourgeoisie in Stockholm, who had commissioned the w...
When Sweden recognized United States
King Gustav III (1771-1792) was a very contradictory person. He was a true aristocrat but at the same time cared about the poor. As king he was of course a supporter of a strong monarchy, but at the same time he pushed for Sweden to recogni...
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Nordic history with journalist & historian Johan Romin from Sweden. Master's degree in history. 33 years in journalism. Head of communications at the Cultural History museum Kulturen in Lund, Skåne, Sweden.
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