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Caroleans (Swedish:
karoliner), from Carolus, the
Latin form of the name Charles, is a term used to
describe soldiers of the
Swedish army
during the reigns...
- entourage, and set up camp at
Bender with some 1,000 of his
Caroleans ("
Karoliner" in Swedish). The
remainder of the army
surrendered days
later at Perevolochna...
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vikingar - CD 1995 –
Lejonet från
Norden - CD 1996 –
Skinhead - CD 1996 –
Karoliner - CD 1997 – Nu grönskar det igen… - CD 1997 – Live in
Dresden - CD 1997...
- of the
Early Modern Period. p. 58. Åberg. Alf; Göte Göransson (1976)
Karoliner (Stockholm : Bokförl. Trevi) ISBN 9789171602084 Bain, R.
Nisbet (2015)...
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infantry 7,551 to 14,000
dragoon 2,000
irregular Alf Åberg & Göte Göransson "
Karoliner" p. 114 - 115
Peter Ullgren, Det
stora nordiska kriget 1700-1721 (2008)...
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Swedish Army
Museum Swedish Army
Museum Åberg Göransson, Alf Göte (1976).
Karoliner. Höganäs: Bra Böcker. p. 28.
Swedish Army
Museum Swedish Army
Museum Swedish...
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March as a part of the
album Carolus Rex. "The
Carolean death march".
karoliner.com.
Archived from the
original on 16 May 2019.
Retrieved 1
December 2019...
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tidskrift (1926): 65-118. (in Swedish) Åberg, Alf, and Göte Göransson.
Karoliner. Höganäs: Bra böcker, 1976. (In Swedish.) Renat,
Johan Gustaf.
Carte de...
- ISBN 978-951-50-1822-9 Hannula,
Joose Olavi; Gripenberg,
Bertel (2016),
Hakkapeliter och
karoliner:
svenska och
finska soldater i
strid under 300 år [Hakkapelita and Caroleans:...
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Ludwig Lewenhaupt,
Swedish general (b. 1659) "The
Carolean death march".
karoliner.com.
Retrieved December 1, 2019. "Historical
Events for Year 1719 | OnThisDay...
