Gustav Vasa and Karl XIV Johan (Jean Baptiste Bernadotte) would be the most famous ones.
The Vasa is a 17th century Swedish warship. She set sail on her maiden voyage on August 10, 1628. Just after her sails caught their first breeze, she tipped over, capsized and sunk in Stockholm harbor as all the spectators watched in horror. Later investigation determined the Vasa was top heavy. The vessel had been built with a second gun deck, complete with large cannons, an unusual and untried design for the times. The builders had failed to add sufficient ballast rock to her keel to compensate for the added weight. With her gun ports open, she quickly filled with water and sunk when the first winds caught her sails and caused the ship to list to one side. The Vasa sat at the bottom of Stockholm harbor for 333 years. In 1961, she was rediscovered, raised and floated on her own keel to what is now a beautiful museum in Stockholm built specifically for the Vasa. The ship is 95% original and contains the oldest known sails still in existence in the world. There is a web site on the Vasa at http://www.vasamuseet.se
The Vasa is a 17th century Swedish warship. She set sail on her maiden voyage on August 10, 1628. Just after her sails caught their first breeze, she tipped over, capsized and sunk in Stockholm harbor as all the spectators watched in horror. Later investigation determined the Vasa was top heavy. The vessel had been built with a second gun deck, complete with large cannons, an unusual and untried for the times. The builders had failed to add sufficient ballast rock to her keel to compensate for the added weight. With her gun ports open, she quickly filled with water and sunk when the first winds caught her sails and caused the ship to list to one side. The Vasa sat at the bottom of Stockholm harbor for 333 years. In 1961, she was rediscovered, raised and floated on her own keel to what is now a museum in Stockholm built specifically for the Vasa. The ship is 95% original and contains the oldest known sails still in existence in the world.
One noteworthy occurence in 1628 was the sinking of the new Swedish ship, the Vasa. The Vasa was on its maiden voyage when it listed to one side, at least twice, due to not having enough ballast. The ship sank and 50 people lost their lives. The ship was salvaged in the 1960's.
The Titanic and Vasa sunk on their maiden voyages.
Gustav Vasa Bible was created in 1541.
There is no Gustav I. Presumably, this question refers to Gustav Vasa, the creator of the Swedish inhereted monarchy, and generally seen as the founder of the modern Sweden. He was crowned King of Sweden on January 12, 1528.
Sweden was not formed, as modern nations are, but rather evolved. However, it can be said that modern Sweden came about with Gustav Vasa was made King, in 1523.
King Sigismund III Vasa was born on June 20, 1566.
King Sigismund III Vasa was born on June 20, 1566.
The king Gustav Vasa (sometimes spelled Wasa) is usually considered the founder (father) of the country Sweden Birger Jarl united Sweden in the 11th century and he is also the founder of Sweden's capital city Stockholm.
The cast of Gustav Vasa - 1965 includes: Jan Blomberg as Teacher Stig Allan Edwall as Engelbrekt Siegfried Fischer as Ingel Hansson Lena Granhagen as Agda Eva Holst as Barbro Heinz Hopf as Jakob Anne Kulle as Karin Oscar Ljung as Gustav Vasa Georg Skarstedt as Second beggar Dagny Stenius as The mother-in-law Emy Storm as Kristina Hans Wahlgren as Prince Johan
As far i know has Sweden allways roled it self. 1. the wiking populated the country 800-900 a.c 2. 1200 a.c - the first national law. 3. 1526 - the first really strong king, Gustav vasa good planner and organizer.
Gustav Vasa and Karl XIV Johan (Jean Baptiste Bernadotte) would be the most famous ones.
Gustav Vasa (king), Astrid Lindgren (author), Alfred Nobel (dynamite), Ingvar Kamprad (IKEA) and Ingmar Bergman (director etc) are considered to be some of the most important swedes for various reasons.
Sweden, much like most old-world countries, wasn't founded but rather evolved. However, one could make an argument that the modern Sweden came about in 1523, with creation of Gustav Vasa as King of Sweden.
Heinz Gaessner has written: 'Schwedens Volkswirtschaft unter Gustav Vasa' -- subject(s): Economic conditions