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A Flatpack History of Sweden
A Flatpack History of Sweden
146 episodes
3 months ago
We chronologically chart Swedish history in a light-hearted and conversational way. Each episode we continue the narrative and talk about the relevant period in question. Vikings included!
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We chronologically chart Swedish history in a light-hearted and conversational way. Each episode we continue the narrative and talk about the relevant period in question. Vikings included!
Show more...
History
Society & Culture,
Government,
Documentary
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122. Three Centuries of Uppsala Cathedral
A Flatpack History of Sweden
48 minutes 40 seconds
7 months ago
122. Three Centuries of Uppsala Cathedral
Uppsala Cathedral is a place that has appeared multiple times in the podcast; hosting rebellions, funerals and coronations. In this episode, we do a deep dive into the history of the cathedral and its construction, including the lengthy building process and even the original French contractors!    Some images to help you along: The final floor plan A timeline floorplan:Dark red: 1270s, Red: 1287-1331, Blue: 1360s-1380s, Light Blue: c.1400, Light Green: 1430s, Dark Green: 1440s or later
A Flatpack History of Sweden
We chronologically chart Swedish history in a light-hearted and conversational way. Each episode we continue the narrative and talk about the relevant period in question. Vikings included!