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Sweden, forced to cede large areas of …
Years: 1720 - 1731
Sweden, forced to cede large areas of land in the Treaty of Nystad in 1721, also loses its place as an empire and as the dominant state on the Baltic Sea.
With Sweden's lost influence, Russia emerges as an empire and becomes one of Europe's dominant nations.
As the war finally ends in 1721, Sweden has lost an estimated two hundred thousand men, one hundred and fifty thousand of those from the area of present-day Sweden and fifty thousand from the Finnish part of Sweden.
With Sweden's lost influence, Russia emerges as an empire and becomes one of Europe's dominant nations.
As the war finally ends in 1721, Sweden has lost an estimated two hundred thousand men, one hundred and fifty thousand of those from the area of present-day Sweden and fifty thousand from the Finnish part of Sweden.
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- Finns
- Swedes (Scandinavians)
- Estonian Swedes
- Sweden, (second) Kingdom of
- Russia, Tsardom of
- Swedish Empire
- Estonia, Duchy of (Swedish Estonia)
- Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (Commonwealth of the Two Nations)
- Finland, (Swedish) Grand Duchy of
- Norway, dependent Danish kingdom of
- Pomerania, Swedish
- Russian Empire
- Saxony, Kingdom of
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Years: 1720 - 1731
People
Groups
- Finns
- Swedes (Scandinavians)
- Estonian Swedes
- Sweden, (second) Kingdom of
- Russia, Tsardom of
- Swedish Empire
- Estonia, Duchy of (Swedish Estonia)
- Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (Commonwealth of the Two Nations)
- Finland, (Swedish) Grand Duchy of
- Norway, dependent Danish kingdom of
- Pomerania, Swedish
- Russian Empire
- Saxony, Kingdom of
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Commodoties
Subjects
Regions
Subregions