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These were often Mohawkers who set hundreds of rivets per day and threw metal parts at each other at a height of 300 meters over a distance of 40 meters

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king gustav vasa of sweden addressing men from dalarna in mora poster villa These were often Mohawkers whoPoster with the painting King Gustav Vasa of Sweden Addressing Men from Dalarna in Mora . In the painting from Mora from December 1520, Gustav Vasa urges the valley men to rebel against the Danish client Christian II who then ruled Sweden. The valley men were less eager to rebel, and Gustav Vasa was then forced to flee towards Slen to escape Christian II's men who were chasing him. It was a day or so before the valleymen relented and sent a number of

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