Sweden is inhabited ever since the ice ages, but it w
as only with the advent of Christianity in the 12th century that it consolidated itself to form one distinct nation. King Gustav II Adolph’s active participation in the European politics during the ‘Thirty Year’s of War’ (1618 to 1648) helped Sweden establish itself among the political super powers of Europe during that time.
The post-war era saw acute poverty and migration of people out of Sweden. The country remained neutral during the World War I and perhaps its non-participation helped it sneak out of the list of the poor and underdeveloped countries.
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as only with the advent of Christianity in the 12th century that it consolidated itself to form one distinct nation. King Gustav II Adolph’s active participation in the European politics during the ‘Thirty Year’s of War’ (1618 to 1648) helped Sweden establish itself among the political super powers of Europe during that time.The post-war era saw acute poverty and migration of people out of Sweden. The country remained neutral during the World War I and perhaps its non-participation helped it sneak out of the list of the poor and underdeveloped countries.
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Source:- IIPM-B&E , Initiative:- Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri - 2006
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