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English: Family grave of Duke Birger of Sweden with sculptures of him, his son Duke Eric and second wife Dowager Queen Matilda of Denmark at Varnhem Church Place: Axvall, Sweden
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This image comes from the Southerly Clubs of Stockholm, Sweden, a non-profit society which owns image publication rights to the archives of Lars Jacob Prod, Mimical Productions, F.U.S.I.A., Swenglistic Underground (formerly CabarEng), Ristesson Ent and FamSAC. Southerly Clubs donated this picture to the Public Domain. Deputy Chairman Emil Eikner for the Board of Directors, Hallowe'en 2008.
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