That is why the Vasa ship sank on its maiden voyage in 1628
This is an interview with top historian at the Vasa museum in Stockholm, Anna Maria Forssberg, expert on 17th century history. She tells the story of why the ship sank and how all the small statues on the ship shall be interpreted. Interviewer is historian Johan Romin, Stockholm, Sweden.
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On board the Vasa - Episode 1
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On board the Vasa - Episode 2
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Frigate - The Hunter of the High Seas
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The Vasa Museum, Stockholm | All About Sweden's BIGGEST Blunder
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