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The New Netherland governor who conquered New Sweden in 1655 was Peter Stuyvesant. He led the Dutch forces in a successful military campaign against the Swedish colony, effectively ending Swedish rule in the region and bringing it under Dutch control. Stuyvesant's actions helped to solidify Dutch dominance in the area, although New Netherland itself would later fall to the English in 1664.

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