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Snapphane

A snapphane was a member of a 17th-century pro-Danish guerrilla organization, auxiliaries or paramilitary troops that fought against the Swedes in the Second Northern and Scanian Wars, primarily in the eastern former Danish provinces that had become southern Sweden in these wars. The term was a derogatory reference for those the Swedish authorities…

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Special forcesDanish armySupply linesIntelligenceSwedish tax
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Strategic background

ScaniaNo-man's landEnclavesLandskronaHelsingborg
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Origin of the word

PejorativeBanditsPeasantsGuerrilla warfareImpaled
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SnapphanarEdvard Persson
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Dates active
17th-century
Ideology
pro-Danish
Wars
Torstenson War, Second Northern, and Scanian Wars

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Snapphane

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Triples63
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.026316
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Snapphane

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related to Literature · 52
Snapphane → Alf, Arne Blom, Att, Berghs, Bokpro Bjärnum, Carl August, Cederborg, Copenhagen, Danmark, De Kallades Snapphanar, Göingehövdingen, Göingehövdingen II, Herman Lindquist, Historien, Historisk Tidskrift, ISBN, ISSN, Jan Moen, Jojan, Kampen
related to Origin of the word · 7
Snapphane → Because, Danish, Scanian War, Swedes, Swedish, The, When Scanian
Dates active · 1
Snapphane → 17th-century
Ideology · 1
Snapphane → pro-Danish
Wars · 1
Snapphane → Torstenson War, Second Northern, and Scanian Wars

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danish swedish snapphanar scanian war swedes army also cavalry isbn units movement troops danes copenhagen peasants skåne regular friskytter category

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SnapphaneDates active17th-century1.00infobox
SnapphaneIdeologypro-Danish1.00infobox
SnapphaneWarsTorstenson War, Second Northern, and Scanian Wars1.00infobox
Kristianstad in Skåne or Kristiansand in Norwayinstance ofthere was usually a war of attrition between different garrisons that sat in fortified cities0.80text
Snapphanerelated to LiteratureKim Hazelius0.60section
Snapphanerelated to LiteratureDe Kallades Snapphanar0.60section
Snapphanerelated to LiteratureBokpro Bjärnum0.60section
Snapphanerelated to LiteratureLock-green0.60section
Snapphanerelated to LiteratureLock-gray-alt-20.60section
Snapphanerelated to LiteratureLock-red-alt-20.60section
Snapphanerelated to LiteratureWikisource-logo0.60section
Snapphanerelated to LiteratureISBN0.60section

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