Analyzing political identities in Scandinavia reveals complex overlaps and paradoxes influencing communities.
Political identities in late medieval and early modern Scandinavia were complex, overlapping, and sometimes paradoxical. Regional, national, Scandinavian, Baltic, Nordic, Christian, and European identities were invoked to win arguments, influence others, and form political communities.
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