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Absolut, det kommer vi till 🙂 Torstensson kommer också vara med mycket i fortsättningen på Wrangel. Då blir det bland annat Torstenssonska kriget.

Fantastisk på många sätt 🙂

En man som förtjänar ett större avtryck i historieböckerna 🙂

1700-talet och 1800-talet är ett sekel som jag har börjat tycka om mer och mer ju äldre jag blivit. Väldigt intressant tid med mycket fantastiskt intressant människor. Men 1600-talet har en förmåga att ta upp det mesta av syret när det gäller svensk historia. Håller på och jobbar på en video om svenska fältmarskalkar. Så kommer också snart handla mycket om 1600-talet på kanalen dock 😅

@@StoriesFromHistory-rv4oi Ser fram emot det!

Alltid varit fascinerad av denna perioden. Synd att vi inte vet mer än vi gör om sena 1200-talet och fram till digerdöden. Väldigt intressant period.

@@YetAnotherHistoryChannel thank you. I like looking at history through that lens. There are a couple of families like the Armfeldt family that is involved in different eras of Swedish history. I am working on a script about the Ehrensvärd family which is besides this period also involved in the time of late 19th century and wwi and wwii era. Especially world war ii is one where you get a lot of the big things from a Swedish perspective if you follow the Ehrensvärds

@@StoriesFromHistory-rv4oi That does sound very interesting, keep it up! A Swedish perspective on the wars of the first half of the 20th century would be very interesting. I'm looking forwards to seeing what you come up with! I have a script recorded, just needs editting. Work has slowed my production right down unfortunatly...

@@YetAnotherHistoryChannel ah, i know that feeling. I looking forward to your next episode, the last one on Poland-Lithuania was fantastic. Is this one the next in the series on the armies of the great northern war?

@@StoriesFromHistory-rv4oi Thank you! We treid to do something a bit different. The next one in on the Natal Mounted Police, I've just started the script for Hannover in the Great Northern War.

Absolutely. The key has always fascinated me a lot. It serves as a link to make the history even more real in a way. It is otherwise an era we have way to little historical sources for. That whole link to Norway that I briefly mentioned is also sort of the starting point for what would lead to the Kalmar Union a century or so later.

@@StoriesFromHistory-rv4oi I know a little about the Kalmar union, another interesting piece of scandinavian history!

I think you are probably right. It was a new era and the world had changed. Also, since we have the benefit of hindsight now we can also say that it worked out for the best in the end. There is also a third incident that did not talk about here, partly because it does not fit the theme, but also because the investigation into the incident is still secret more than 80 years later. Check out the Hårsfjärden disaster if you are interested: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A5rsfj%C3%A4rden_disaster Rumour, and that is all it is, has it that the investigation indicated this was sabotage by the British. But who knows, we will maybe know more when the archives are finally declassified in the future.

@@StoriesFromHistory-rv4oi That's a very interesting little affair, it's a shame more isn't available. It sounds like it could have been a simple accident, I also wouldn't be surprised if the British did sabotage them to prevent them ever ending up in hostile hands. Sweden did certainly become involved with both sides in one way or another. True, it will be very interesting to read that archive information.

@@YetAnotherHistoryChannel Absolutely, the Germans most certainly thought about invading a couple of times. But most of the risk was the first couple of years. Over time the power dynamics changed a lot. I am thinking about doing a video about the last couple of days of the war in Europe when Sweden was very close to joining the war and going into Denmark. Swedens relationship overall with Germany is something that is interesting to me and how it changed over the course of both World Wars.

@@StoriesFromHistory-rv4oi That would be a very interesting topic. I remember reading somewhere Germany discussed allying with Sweden to take land from Russia before the Great War. Then in WW2 there's obviously Swedish soldiers volunteering to fight with the Finnish, the Germans as well as very important intelligence to the British, such as information regarding the Bismark. So many possibilities!

Yeah, it is a fascinating event in sort of its absurdity. But thats what legends are made of I guess :). I have always wondered what went through the crews minds when they realised Psilander wasnt going to back down from a nine on one fight. Thank you for the comments. They mean a lot to motivate me :)

@@StoriesFromHistory-rv4oi True, I suppose the crews didn't have too much of a say. Still, brave sailors none the less! You're very welcome, I think you're doing great work and I am looking forwards to any more.

Thank you for the watch and the like, it makes it all much more fun! I understand why this was to small of an issue to make into Epic History's video, but it is also one of those events that has always fascinated me when reading about Oscars reign. His reign overall and this event especially get so little attention, which might be why I love it even more 😅

@@StoriesFromHistory-rv4oi It's good to have someone cover those smaller events the larger channels miss out, filling in the gaps. He certainly sounds a very interesting king, doing his best to relate and integrate with his people.

@@ichnehmzweidoener9939 thank you for stopping by and for saying this 🙂

@@YetAnotherHistoryChannel thank you! I am very glad just to get one view 🙂 There will be more court intrigue in the next episode when the new monarch finally brings back almost absolutist rule. The self-coup of Gustav III features a legendary tale which I think you might find enjoyable. Lets say it it contains one up and coming young officer, a fortress town, a priest and a canon 😅

@@StoriesFromHistory-rv4oi I knew there were pushes to regain absolutism but no more than that, it sounds a very interesting mix up next. I look forward to it!

@@YetAnotherHistoryChannel Yes, I really think so. Growing up it was easy to get stuck in other centuries. Especially the 17th century. But I have grown to love the 18th. There are so many fascinating characters especially when we get up towards Napoleonic times.

@@StoriesFromHistory-rv4oi That's certainly true. I have to say my interest in the 18th century started a few years ago as I learned about the Swedish Empire. I think the early century has lots of interesting characters too. I am glad to see there are others giving the 18th century some love though!