
23 Jul 1983

Семь крестиков в записной книжке
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Gustav Vasa struggles to keep power while dealing with the Dacke War in his own country and his foreign debts.
Gustav Vasa
Prins Erik
Magister Olaus
Herman Israel
Jakob Israel
Dronningen
Göran Persson
Svärmodern
Prins Johan
Måns Nilsson
Hustru Nilsson
Anders Persson
Ingel Hansson
Nils i Söderby
Magister Stig
Agda
Karin
Kristina
Reginald
Barbro
23 Jul 1983
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