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Carl Gustav Swensson
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Carl Gustav Swensson (also spelled Svensson; 15 June 1861 – 13 April 1910) was a Swedish landscape architect. Swensson was born in Jönköping and educated
Allan Svensson
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November 2024) was a Swedish actor perhaps mostly known for his role as Gustav Svensson in the hit comedy series Svensson, Svensson. Besides acting in films
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Gösta Fagerberg (S) 1989–1991 Karl Gustav Svensson (S) 1991–1994 Anders Gustâv (M) 1994–1998 Karl Gustav Svensson (S) 1998–2006 Anders Gustâv (M) 2006
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Markus Åkebo – bass (2007–2011) Caleb Bingham – guitar (2011–2014) Gustav Svensson – keyboards (2004–2005) "Zonaria – Sign With Century Media Records
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Berggren as "Giliap" Mona Seilitz as Anna Gustavsson Willie Andréason as Gustav Svensson , "The Count" Lars-Levi Læstadius as Kreip Henry Olhans as "The Vulture"
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F R 36 2013 52 Jonathan Skoglösa F L 28 72 Andreas Lindholm F R 33 Gustav Svensson C R 29 2 Linus Nordgren C L 35 2007 16 Fredi Petersson C L 24 17 Rasmus
Svensson, Svensson
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"average Swede". Svensson corresponds to Smith in Anglo-Saxon countries. Gustav Svensson (played by Allan Svensson) Gustav's main interests are ball games and
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Gustafsson was born on 2 December 1933 in Hästveda, Sweden, the son of Gustav Svensson , a radio technician, and his wife Frida (née Lundell). Gustafsson's
The Accidental Further Adventures of the Hundred-Year-Old Man
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Indian Simran Aryabhat Chakarty Copaldas (he later renames himself Gustav Svensson ) and together they decide to set up an asparagus farm and sell them