How to tell a Swede from a Norwegian on national day
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Published: 3 Jun, 2016 CET.
Updated: Sun 7 Jun 2020 09:51 CET
WATCH: The Swedes and the Norwegians do their national days rather differently.
While Norwegians in a non-coronavirus year dance around in the streets when 'Syttende Mai' (May 17th) comes around, the Swedes approach their national day on June 6th somewhat differently, as The Local found out when we took to the streets of Stockholm for this video from our archive:
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While Norwegians in a non-coronavirus year dance around in the streets when 'Syttende Mai' (May 17th) comes around, the Swedes approach their national day on June 6th somewhat differently, as The Local found out when we took to the streets of Stockholm for this video from our archive:
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