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The Nordic Countries[edit]

Iceland: History of Iceland; Timeline of Icelandic history; Settlement of Iceland; Erik the Red; Leif Ericson; Icelandic Commonwealth; Christianisation of Iceland; Age of the Sturlungs; Old Covenant (Iceland); Icelandic Reformation; Danish–Icelandic Trade Monopoly; Móðuharðindin; Icelandic independence movement; Kingdom of Iceland; Danish–Icelandic Act of Union; Iceland in World War II; Invasion of Iceland; Ástandið; Founding of the Republic of Iceland; Iceland in the Cold War; Cod Wars; 2008–11 Icelandic financial crisis; Military history of Iceland; Politics of Iceland; List of political parties in Iceland; Foreign relations of Iceland; Denmark–Iceland relations; Sveinn Björnsson; Björn Þórðarson; Ólafur Thors; Stefán Jóhann Stefánsson; Steingrímur Steinþórsson; Ásgeir Ásgeirsson; Hermann Jónasson; Emil Jónsson; Bjarni Benediktsson; Kristján Eldjárn; Jóhann Hafstein; Ólafur Jóhannesson; Geir Hallgrímsson; Benedikt Sigurðsson Gröndal; Gunnar Thoroddsen; Vigdís Finnbogadóttir; Steingrímur Hermannsson; Þorsteinn Pálsson; Davíð Oddsson; Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson; Halldór Ásgrímsson; Geir Haarde; Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir; Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson; Economy of Iceland; Banking in Iceland; Icelandic outvasion; Renewable energy in Iceland; Taxation in Iceland; Demographics of Iceland; Education in Iceland; Healthcare in Iceland; Languages of Iceland; Icelandic language; Linguistic purism in Icelandic; Culture of Iceland; Religion in Iceland; Architecture of Iceland; Icelandic art; Cinema of Iceland; Icelandic literature; Music of Iceland; Names for Iceland; List of birds of Iceland; List of Lepidoptera of Iceland; List of mammals of Iceland; The Botany of Iceland
Norway: History of Norway; Viking Age; Unification of Norway; Kalmar Union; Denmark–Norway; Norway in 1814; Union between Sweden and Norway; Dissolution of the union between Norway and Sweden; German occupation of Norway; Haakon VII of Norway; Maud of Wales; Christian Michelsen; Jørgen Løvland; Gunnar Knudsen; Wollert Konow (Prime Minister of Norway); Jens Bratlie; Otto Bahr Halvorsen; Otto Blehr; Abraham Berge; Johan Ludwig Mowinckel; Ivar Lykke (politician); Christopher Hornsrud; Peder Kolstad; Jens Hundseid; Johan Nygaardsvold; Josef Terboven; Vidkun Quisling; Nasjonal Samling; Ingolf Elster Christensen; Einar Gerhardsen; Oscar Torp; Olav V of Norway; Princess Märtha of Sweden; John Lyng; Per Borten; Trygve Bratteli; Lars Korvald; Odvar Nordli; Gro Harlem Brundtland; Kåre Willoch; Jan P. Syse; Harald V of Norway; Queen Sonja of Norway; Haakon, Crown Prince of Norway; Mette-Marit, Crown Princess of Norway; Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway; Prince Sverre Magnus of Norway; Princess Märtha Louise of Norway; Ari Behn; Thorbjørn Jagland; Kjell Magne Bondevik; Jens Stoltenberg; Erna Solberg; Politics of Norway; List of political parties in Norway; Foreign relations of Norway; Economy of Norway; Energy in Norway; Norges Bank; Norwegian paradox; Oslo Stock Exchange; Taxation in Norway; Transport in Norway; Whaling in Norway; Crime in Norway; Demographics of Norway; Education in Norway; Immigration to Norway; Languages of Norway; Norwegian language conflict; Høgnorsk; Norwegian language; Bokmål; Nynorsk; Sami languages; Kven language; Pensions in Norway; Religion in Norway; Culture of Norway; Architecture of Norway; Norwegian art; Bunad; Cinema of Norway; Jul (Norway); Music of Norway; Norwegian literature; Media of Norway; Norwegian romantic nationalism
Denmark: Danes (Germanic tribe); North Sea Empire; Reformation in Denmark–Norway and Holstein; Dominium maris baltici; Danish colonization of the Americas; Danish colonial empire; Scandinavian Monetary Union; Scandinavism; Denmark in World War II; Rescue of the Danish Jews; Constitution of Denmark; Politics of Denmark; List of political parties in Denmark; Hugleik; Ongendus; Sigfred; Gudfred; Hemming of Denmark; Sigurd Hring; Harald Klak; Reginfrid; Hemming Halfdansson; Horik I; Horik II; Bagsecg; Halfdan Ragnarsson; Godfrid, Duke of Frisia; Halga; House of Olaf; Olof the Brash; Gyrd and Gnupa; Sigtrygg Gnupasson; Harthacnut I of Denmark; Gorm the Old; Harald Bluetooth; Sweyn Forkbeard; Harald II of Denmark; Cnut the Great; Harthacnut; Fairhair dynasty; Magnus the Good; House of Estridsen; Sweyn II of Denmark; Harald III of Denmark; Canute IV of Denmark; Olaf I of Denmark; Eric I of Denmark; Niels, King of Denmark; Eric II of Denmark; Eric III of Denmark; Sweyn III of Denmark; Canute V of Denmark; Valdemar I of Denmark; Canute VI of Denmark; Valdemar II of Denmark; Valdemar the Young; Eric IV of Denmark; Abel, King of Denmark; Christopher I of Denmark; Eric V of Denmark; Eric VI of Denmark; Christopher II of Denmark; Eric Christoffersen of Denmark; Valdemar III of Denmark; Valdemar IV of Denmark; House of Bjelbo; Olaf II of Denmark; Margaret I of Denmark; Eric of Pomerania; House of Palatinate-Neumarkt; Christopher of Bavaria; Christian I of Denmark; John, King of Denmark; Christian II of Denmark; Frederick I of Denmark; Christian III of Denmark; Frederick II of Denmark; Christian IV of Denmark; Frederick III of Denmark; Christian V of Denmark; Frederick IV of Denmark; Christian VI of Denmark; Frederick V of Denmark; Christian VII of Denmark; Frederick VI of Denmark; Christian VIII of Denmark; Frederick VII of Denmark; Adam Wilhelm Moltke; Christian Albrecht Bluhme; Anders Sandøe Ørsted; Peter Georg Bang; Carl Christoffer Georg Andræ; Carl Christian Hall; Carl Edvard Rotwitt; Christian IX of Denmark; Ditlev Gothard Monrad; Christian Emil Krag-Juel-Vind-Frijs; Ludvig Holstein-Holsteinborg; Christen Andreas Fonnesbech; Jacob Brønnum Scavenius Estrup; Tage Reedtz-Thott; Hugo Egmont Hørring; Hannibal Sehested (council president); Johan Henrik Deuntzer; Jens Christian Christensen; Frederick VIII of Denmark; Louise of Sweden; Niels Neergaard; Ludvig Holstein-Ledreborg; Carl Theodor Zahle; Klaus Berntsen; Christian X of Denmark; Alexandrine of Mecklenburg-Schwerin; Otto Liebe; Michael Pedersen Friis; Thorvald Stauning; Thomas Madsen-Mygdal; Vilhelm Buhl; Erik Scavenius; Knud Kristensen; Frederick IX of Denmark; Ingrid of Sweden; Hans Hedtoft; Erik Eriksen; H. C. Hansen; Viggo Kampmann; Jens Otto Krag; Hilmar Baunsgaard; Margrethe II of Denmark; Henrik, Prince Consort of Denmark; Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark; Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark; Prince Christian of Denmark; Princess Isabella of Denmark; Prince Vincent of Denmark; Princess Josephine of Denmark; Prince Joachim of Denmark; Alexandra, Countess of Frederiksborg; Princess Marie of Denmark; Prince Nikolai of Denmark; Prince Henrik of Denmark; Princess Athena of Denmark; Anker Jørgensen; Poul Hartling; Poul Schlüter; Poul Nyrup Rasmussen; Anders Fogh Rasmussen; Lars Løkke Rasmussen; Helle Thorning-Schmidt; Economy of Denmark; Danish property bubble of 2000s; Energy in Denmark; Flexicurity; Danmarks Nationalbank; Taxation in Denmark; Transport in Denmark; Demographics of Denmark; Crime in Denmark; Education in Denmark; Health care in Denmark; Religion in Denmark; Culture of Denmark; Danish art; Architecture of Denmark; Cinema of Denmark; Danish folklore; Law of Jante; Danish language; Bornholmsk dialect; Jutlandic dialect; Danish literature; Modern Breakthrough; Music of Denmark; Photography in Denmark
Greenland: History of Greenland; Greenland in World War II; Greenland Commission; Skræling; Erik the Red's Land; 1968 Thule Air Base B-52 crash; Greenlandic home rule referendum, 1979; Elections in Greenland; Foreign relations of Greenland; Greenland–European Union relations; List of Danish High Commissioners in Greenland; Politics of Greenland; List of political parties in Greenland; Jonathan Motzfeldt; Lars Emil Johansen; Hans Enoksen; Kuupik Kleist; Aleqa Hammond; Economy of Greenland; Bank of Greenland; List of companies of Greenland; Fishing industry in Greenland; Gemstone industry in Greenland; Reindeer hunting in Greenland; Demographics of Greenland; Kalaallit; Greenlandic Norse; Greenlandic language; Tunumiit language; Inuktun language; Kalaallisut; Culture of Greenland; Outline of Greenland; Inuit mythology; Music of Greenland; Flora and fauna of Greenland; List of flora of Greenland
Faroe Islands: History of the Faroe Islands; British occupation of the Faroe Islands; Timeline of the Faroe Islands; Færeyinga Saga; Politics of the Faroe Islands; List of political parties in the Faroe Islands; Andrass Samuelsen; Kristian Djurhuus; Peter Mohr Dam; Hákun Djurhuus; Atli Dam; Pauli Ellefsen; Jógvan Sundstein; Marita Petersen; Edmund Joensen; Anfinn Kallsberg; Jóannes Eidesgaard; Kaj Leo Johannesen; Economy of the Faroe Islands; List of companies of the Faroe Islands; Culture of the Faroe Islands; Faroese art; Cinema of the Faroe Islands; Demographics of the Faroe Islands; Faroese literature; Media of the Faroe Islands; Music of the Faroe Islands; Ólavsøka; Religion in the Faroe Islands; Whaling in the Faroe Islands; Faroese language; Faroese language conflict; Gøtudanskt accent
Sweden: History of Sweden; History of Sweden (800–1521); History of Sweden (1523–1611); History of Sweden (1611–48); Swedish Empire; Age of Liberty; History of Sweden (1772–1809); Sweden during the late 19th century; Sweden in World War II; History of Sweden (1945–67); History of Sweden (1967–91); History of Sweden (1991–present); Timeline of Swedish history; Military history of Sweden; Politics of Sweden; List of political parties in Sweden; Constitution of Sweden; House of Munsö; Eric the Victorious; Olof Skötkonung; Anund Jacob; Emund the Old; House of Stenkil; Stenkil; Eric and Eric; Halsten Stenkilsson; Anund Gårdske; Håkan the Red; Inge the Elder; Philip of Sweden; Inge the Younger; Ragnvald Knaphövde; Magnus I of Sweden; Estrid Svendsdatter; Sverker I of Sweden; House of Eric; Eric IX of Sweden; Magnus II of Sweden; Charles VII of Sweden; Canute I of Sweden; Sverker II of Sweden; Eric X of Sweden; John I of Sweden; Eric XI of Sweden; Canute II of Sweden; Folkung; Valdemar, King of Sweden; Magnus III of Sweden; Birger, King of Sweden; Magnus IV of Sweden; Eric XII of Sweden; Haakon VI of Norway; House of Mecklenburg; Albert, King of Sweden; Engelbrekt Engelbrektsson; Charles VIII of Sweden; Bengt Jönsson (Oxenstierna); Nils Jönsson (Oxenstierna); Jöns Bengtsson Oxenstierna; Erik Axelsson Tott (regent of Sweden); Kettil Karlsson (Vasa); Sten Sture the Elder; Svante Nilsson (regent of Sweden); Eric Trolle; Sten Sture the Younger; House of Vasa; Gustav I of Sweden; Eric XIV of Sweden; Sigismund III Vasa; Charles IX of Sweden; Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden; Christina, Queen of Sweden; House of Palatinate-Zweibrücken; Charles X Gustav of Sweden; Charles XI of Sweden; Charles XII of Sweden; Ulrika Eleonora, Queen of Sweden; Landgraviate of Hesse-Kassel; Frederick I of Sweden; House of Holstein-Gottorp (Swedish line); Adolf Frederick, King of Sweden; Gustav III of Sweden; Gustav IV Adolf of Sweden; Charles XIII of Sweden; Charles XIV John of Sweden; Oscar I of Sweden; Josephine of Leuchtenberg; Charles XV of Sweden; Louise of the Netherlands; Oscar II of Sweden; Sophia of Nassau; Louis Gerhard De Geer; Arvid Posse; Carl Johan Thyselius; Robert Themptander; Gillis Bildt; Gustaf Åkerhielm; Erik Gustaf Boström; Fredrik von Otter; Johan Ramstedt; Christian Lundeberg; Karl Staaff; Arvid Lindman; Gustaf V of Sweden; Victoria of Baden; Hjalmar Hammarskjöld; Carl Swartz; Nils Edén; Hjalmar Branting; Gerhard Louis De Geer; Oscar von Sydow; Ernst Trygger; Rickard Sandler; Carl Gustaf Ekman; Felix Hamrin; Per Albin Hansson; Axel Pehrsson-Bramstorp; Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden; Princess Margaret of Connaught; Louise Mountbatten; Prince Gustaf Adolf, Duke of Västerbotten; Princess Sibylla of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha; Tage Erlander; Olof Palme; Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden; Queen Silvia of Sweden; Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden; Prince Daniel, Duke of Västergötland; Princess Estelle, Duchess of Östergötland; Prince Carl Philip, Duke of Värmland; Princess Madeleine, Duchess of Hälsingland and Gästrikland; Princess Birgitta of Sweden; Thorbjörn Fälldin; Ola Ullsten; Ingvar Carlsson; Carl Bildt; Göran Persson; Fredrik Reinfeldt; Economy of Sweden; Agriculture in Sweden; Automotive industry in Sweden; Energy in Sweden; Swedish labour movement; Rehn–Meidner model; Taxation in Sweden; Telecommunications in Sweden; Transport in Sweden; Crime in Sweden; Demographics of Sweden; Education in Sweden; Healthcare in Sweden; Immigration to Sweden; Languages of Sweden; Welfare in Sweden; Culture of Sweden; Architecture of Sweden; Swedish art; Cinema of Sweden; Flag of Sweden; Swedish literature; Media of Sweden; Television in Sweden; Music of Sweden; Public holidays in Sweden; Religion in Sweden; Swedish language; Westrobothnian; Elfdalian; Modern Gutnish; Jamtlandic dialects; Scanian dialect; Meänkieli dialects
Finland: History of Finland; Early Finnish wars; Grand Duchy of Finland; Finland's language strife; Russification of Finland; Finnish Declaration of Independence; Finnish Civil War; Military history of Finland during World War II; Winter War; Continuation War; Constitution of Finland; Foreign relations of Finland; Government of Finland; Parliament of Finland; List of political parties in Finland; Juho Kusti Paasikivi; Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg; Lauri Ingman; Kaarlo Castrén; Juho Vennola; Rafael Erich; Kyösti Kallio; Aimo Cajander; Antti Tulenheimo; Väinö Tanner; Juho Sunila; Oskari Mantere; Pehr Evind Svinhufvud; Toivo Mikael Kivimäki; Risto Ryti; Johan Wilhelm Rangell; Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim; Field marshal (Finland); Edwin Linkomies; Antti Hackzell; Urho Castrén; Mauno Pekkala; Karl-August Fagerholm; Sakari Tuomioja; Ralf Törngren; Urho Kekkonen; V. J. Sukselainen; Rainer von Fieandt; Reino Kuuskoski; Martti Miettunen; Ahti Karjalainen; Reino Ragnar Lehto; Johannes Virolainen; Rafael Paasio; Mauno Koivisto; Teuvo Aura; Kalevi Sorsa; Keijo Liinamaa; Harri Holkeri; Esko Aho; Martti Ahtisaari; Paavo Lipponen; Anneli Jäätteenmäki; Matti Vanhanen; Mari Kiviniemi; Jyrki Katainen; Sauli Niinistö; Economy of Finland; Energy in Finland; List of Finnish government enterprises; Finnish startup scene; National income policy agreement (Finland); Finnish maritime cluster; Telecommunications in Finland; Transport in Finland; Crime in Finland; Education in Finland; Healthcare in Finland; Languages of Finland; Finnish language; Karelian language; New Finns; Religion in Finland; Welfare in Finland; Culture of Finland; Architecture of Finland; Cinema of Finland; City rivalry in Finland; Finnishness; Finnish literature; Television in Finland; Music of Finland; Management by perkele; Finnish sauna