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U.S. Politicians who were born in Sweden

	Sweden (no city given):
	Sweden, year not specified: Gustav C. Hebbe — Charles J. Sundell — Otto H. Boyesen — Charles F. Johnson — Fahle Burman — A. R. Gisslen — J. Herman Hallstrom — Tore Wallin    Sweden, 1800-1899: Gustav C. Hebbe — Charles J. Sundell — Charles J. A. Ericson, c.1841 — Nicholas Sampson, 1844 — Andrew Martin, 1846 — Ole Kron, 1847 — P. H. Stolberg, 1848 — Peter Lind, 1851 — Per Torsten Berg, 1853 — Otto H. Boyesen — G. W. Anderson, 1853 — John A. Rystrom, 1855 — Henry B. Anderson, 1859 — Andrew Olien, 1860 — John A. Holmberg, 1862 — August Frieberg, 1863 — Charles F. Sundstrom, 1865 — Edward N. Johnson, 1866 — Frederick Lundin, 1868 — P. B. Anderson, 1868 — Francis J. Plym, 1869 — Victor Benson, 1873 — Oscar E. Nelson, 1874 — Helmer Bruce, 1877 — Charles F. Johnson — Fahle Burman — A. R. Gisslen — Adolph S. Larson, c.1880 — Pehr G. Holmes, 1881 — J. Herman Hallstrom — Charles E. Nelson, 1882 — A. H. Letzler, 1884 — J. Hugo Aronson, 1891 — Axel John Beck, 1894    Sweden, 1900-1999: Einer P. Lund, 1903 — Tore Wallin
	Össjö: Carlos J. Stolbrand, 1821
	Amal, Dalsland: John Magnus Almen, 1850
	Blekinge: Andrew F. Anderson, 1857
	Helsingborg: Joseph B. Johnson, 1893
	Jamtland: Elias Nordgren, 1872
	Kanna, Smaland: John Lind, 1854
	Landskrona: Alfred J. Pearson, 1869
	Lidkoping: Eric G. Hoyer, 1898
	Ljunga: John S. Anderson, 1850
	Ringvattnet, Alanas Socken Jamtland: Mike Holm, 1876
	Smaland: Carl G. Malmberg, 1872 — Ernest G. Strand, 1883 — Hilding A. Swanson, 1885
	Sodermanland: John A. Gustafson, 1856
	Stockholm: Charles A. Lindbergh, 1859 — Andrew O. Devold, c.1875 — Erik W. Magnuson, 1891 — Barbara Ackermann, 1925
	Värmland: Nils Nyquist, 1846 — Adolph O. Eberhart, 1870 — Magnus Johnson, 1871
	Växjö: John A. Johnson, 1842
	Voldsjo: Peter E. Hanson, 1845
	Wester, Gottland: Joseph E. Anderson, 1884

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