Sầm Sơn
Sầm Sơn is a resort city in north-central Vietnam, situated 16 km east of Thanh Hóa Province capital, Thanh Hóa, on the shore of the East Sea of Vietnam. The French colonial rulers began exploiting Sầm Sơn in 1906, and it became a famous place in what was then French Indochina.
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Eigil Schwab
Swedish artist
Bertil Eng
Swedish speed skater
Elisabeth Charlotta Karsten
Swedish painter
Eric Gabriel von Rosén
Swedish composer ‧ Gabriel Rosén's son
Claes Rålamb
Former Governor of Stockholm
Anders von Düben the Younger
Swedish composer
Harald Sohlman
Swedish publicist
Wilhelmina Gelhaar Singer
Swedish theatre actress
Ulla von Liewen
Swedish courtier
Karl Aurivillius
Swedish linguist and translator
Victor Ankarcrona
Bengt Ljungqvist
Lawyer
Berit Wallenberg
Swedish archaeologist and anthropologist
Ragnar Josephson
Swedish art historian and writer
Carl Gustaf Boëthius
Gunilla Boëthius' father
Marion Theodora Gillon
Britt Hagman
Actress
Carl Johan Gyllenborg
Swedish jurist
Antonina Bludova
Philanthropist ‧ Dmitry Bludov's daughter
Agnes von Rosen
Swedish bullfighter and stunt performer
Will Sjöwall
Swedish businessperson
Louise Edlind
Swedish actress and model
Astrid Wahlstedt
Painter
Gustaf Algernon Stierneld
Former Prime Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden
Gustaf Otto Douglas
Swedish military personnel
Maja Lundgren
Swedish author
John Lindquist
Director
Wilhelmina Krafft
Swedish painter ‧ Per Krafft the Elder's daughter
Axel Gabriel De la Gardie
Military personnel
Rolf de Maré
Swedish art collector
Anders Gustaf von Düben
Swedish military personnel
Hugo Rönnblad
Actor
Stefan Fred
Orchestra conductor
Valborg Hansson
Swedish actress
Brita von Horn
Swedish novelist and dramatist
Knut Posse
Julius Rabe
Swedish music critic
Sigurd Curman
Swedish architect
Richard Oldenburg
Art historian ‧ Claes Oldenburg's brother
Johanna von Schoultz
Finnish-Swedish opera singer
Mathilda Gelhaar Singer
Swedish opera singer
Catherine Berg
Actress
Carl Fabian Edelstam
Politician
Karin Fjällbäck-Holmgren
Swedish Politician
Johan Ludvig Hård
Swedish military personnel
Ulrik Torsslow
Swedish theatre director
Gustaf Adlerfelt
Swedish writer