* Article Malmö from Nordisk familjebok ( 1912 )

* Article Motala From Nordisk familjebok, 1913

* Article Mölndal-From Nordisk Familjebok

* Article Lysekil-From Nordisk Familjebok ( 1903 )

* Article Munkedal from Nordisk Familjebok

* Article Ulricehamn-From Nordisk Familjebok

* Article Vänersborg-From Nordisk familjebok

* Article Valdemarsvik-From Nordisk familjebok ( in Swedish )

* Article Trosa-From Nordisk familjebok ( in Swedish )

* Article Kristinehamn-From Nordisk familjebok

* Article Köping-From Nordisk familjebok

* Article on Eastwick in the Nordisk familjebok ( Swedish )

* Article Nils Ragvaldsson from the Nordisk Familjebok ( Swedish )

* Article Laurentius Andreae Nordisk familjebok, in Swedish

( 1805 – 19 ), Johan Olof Wallin ( 1837 – 39 ; beloved poet and hymnist ), Karl Fredrik af Wingård ( 1839 – 51 ; politician ), Henrik Reuterdahl ( 1856 – 70 ) Anton Niklas Sundberg ( 1870 – 1900 ; outspoken and controversial ) and Nathan Söderblom ( 1914 – 1931 ; Nobel Prize winner ).

* 1856 – 1870 Henrik Reuterdahl ( 1795 – 1870 )

Henrik Reuterdahl ( September 11, 1795, Malmö – June 28, 1870, Uppsala ) was archbishop of Sweden from 1856 to his death.

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* Nordisk familjebok: Essen, Hans Henrik von

* Nordisk Familjebok, article Henrik Benzelius In Swedish

File: Armborst 1, Nordisk familjebok. png | Pull lever

File: Armborst 2, Nordisk familjebok. png | Push lever

File: Armborst 3, Nordisk familjebok. png | Cranequin ( Rack & Pinion )

File: Armborst 4, Nordisk familjebok. png | Windlass

A more ambitious project was Nordisk familjebok, established in 1875 and intended to comprise 6 volumes.

* Lunds universitet from Nordisk familjebok, in Swedish.

File: Labyrinth 2 ( from Nordisk familjebok ). png | Classical labyrinth

The Project began archiving Nordic-language literature in December 1992, but today also has graphical facsimiles of old works such as Nordisk familjebok, sheet music, and Latin works by Nordic authors.

The racial diversity of Asia's peoples, Nordisk familjebok ( 1904 ).

Sweden's largest printed encyclopedia of all times, the 2nd edition of Nordisk familjebok was started in 1904 and used the old spelling through all 38 volumes until 1926.

* Nordisk familjebok, vol.

However, according to the Nordisk familjebok ( Nordic Familybook ) and science writer Willy Ley the animal may have survived long enough to be remembered in the legends of the Evenk people of Russia as a huge black bull with a single horn in the forehead.

Coin of Elis illustrating the Olympian Zeus ( Nordisk familjebok )

* Biographic entry from Nordisk familjebok ( in Swedish )

Image: Jonisk1. png | An archaic Greek Ionic capital, in Nordisk familjebok, 1910

The logo of the first edition ( 1876 ) of the Sweden | Swedish Encyclopedia Nordisk familjebok features a depiction of Iðunn

* Nordisk familjebok

* Nordisk familjebok.

* Articles Alingsås and Alingsås manufakturverk-From Nordisk familjebok

* article Norrbottens län from Nordisk familjebok ( 1912 ).