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Bevare Gud vår Kung (Swedish, 'God Save Our King') was the
first royal anthem of Sweden.
Written in 1805 by
Abraham Niclas Edelcrantz (1754–1821) to honor...
- Canada.
Referring to the English, Irish/Northern Irish,
Scots and Welsh. See
Bevare Gud vår kung.
Where it was set to Íslands
minni ("To Iceland",
better known...
- "Glen or
Glenda (1953)".
Legend Films. Maslin,
Janet (22 May 1981). "
BEVARE!
BEVARE! IT'S LUGOSI". The New York Times.
Retrieved 2023-10-25. Jane, Ian....
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right of the King.
After this, a
visibly moved Queen Margrethe said "Gud
bevare kongen" (God save the king) and left the
Council Chamber.
After the meeting...
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Anders Hagen;
Bergljot Solberg. "Foreningen til
norske Fortidsminnesmerkers Bevaring".
Store norske leksikon.
Retrieved October 31, 2015.
Bergljot Solberg....
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chorus by Otto Lindblad. Kungssången
replaced the
previous royal anthem,
Bevare Gud vår kung,
which was sung to the
melody of the
British royal anthem,...
- "Københavner-plantage i
Vestjylland bevares" (in Danish). Tealdania.
Retrieved 15
August 2019. "Københavner-plantage i
Vestjylland bevares" (in Danish). Tealdania...
- much
liked the song and
informally it came to
function as his
royal anthem.
Bevare Gud vår kung Kungssången www.dagensvisa.com Bo Lund -
Gustafs skål MP3...
- King"
Sweden Gustav III "Gustafs skål" ("Toast to Gustaf") King of
Sweden "
Bevare Gud vår kung" (1805–93) ("God Save The King")
Based on the
British anthem...
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original on 17
October 2017.
Retrieved 1
October 2016. "Gode
muligheder for at
bevare Jyllands svar på Christiania". Århus
Stiftstidende (in Danish). Archived...
