- The Wolf of
Gysinge was a man-eating wolf which, in
three months,
attacked and
killed many
children in
Gysinge near
central Sweden in the
early 1820s....
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inhabitants and
Gysinge (southern part) with 174 inhabitants. The
history of
Gysinge is
closely linked with that of the
Gysinge forge (
Gysinge bruk). It is...
- Away (1996),
Looking After Jo Jo (1998), and The Man-Eating
Wolves of
Gysinge (2005). He is best
known for
playing the
ghillie Golly Mackenzie in the...
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evidence that the
wolves were
previously captive animals as the wolf of
Gysinge was, he
indicated that the
possibility could not be
ruled out. He also...
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habituation to
humans causes them to lose
their natural shyness. The Wolf of
Gysinge is
thought to have been one such animal.
Keeping these animals at home...
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director and screenwriter.
Ester Julin was born on 19
January 1885 in
Gysinge, Sweden. In the
early 1890s her
family moved to Uppsala, and
later settled...
- foreman,
Gysinge forge Lars
Fredrik Pousette (1832–1902),
master hammersmith,
Gysinge forge Karl
Fredrik Pousette (1859–1910), carpenter,
Gysinge forge then...
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forges which grew up
along the river. One of the most
important was that of
Gysinge,
founded in 1668 and
situated right next to the park. In 1975, in reaction...
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Ironworks Forsbacka Ironworks km
Kengis Forge Trångfors
Forge Motjärn****tan
Gysinge Ironworks Chelyabinsk Tube
Rolling Plant, Chelyabinsk,
Chelyabinsk Oblast...
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India Wolves of
Hazaribagh 13
India Tigress of
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India Wolf of
Gysinge 12
Sweden Sloth bear of
Mysore 12
India Leopard of
Punanai 12 Sri Lanka...
