Sigtuna
Sweden
Sigtuna, Sweden connects to 984 places across 14 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections, with history dominant, followed by literature and religion. Co-connected places include Sweden, Denmark and Norway, in that order of overlap. Evidence ties the town to early medieval trade, including Frisian merchants who set up commercial districts there between the 7th and 10th centuries. It also appears in Swedish literary history, as the site of the 1935 writers' conference that ended the Krusenstjerna feud.
Agnes von Krusenstjerna
Connects Sigtuna to: Sweden | Växjö, Sweden
compound (linguistics)
Connects Sigtuna to: Samoa | Mangupura, Indonesia
Archbishop of Uppsala
Connects Sigtuna to: Uppsala, Sweden | Gammalsvenskby, Ukraine | Upplands-Bro Municipality, Sweden
Inger Edelfeldt
Connects Sigtuna to: United States | Stockholm, Sweden | Gothenburg, Sweden
Sitones
Connects Sigtuna to: Cambridge, England | Sweden | Estonia | Oulu, Finland | Pra'
Lubomyr Melnyk
Connects Sigtuna to: Paris, France | Denmark | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Aarhus, Denmark
Novgorod Republic
Connects Sigtuna to: Oulu, Finland | Northern Norway | Sandomierz, Poland | Latgale | Karelia (historical province), Before 1812:Before 1809:
Bryn Apprill
Connects Sigtuna to: Texas | Tokyo, Japan | San Diego, California | Soma, Turkey | Plano, Texas
Frisia
Connects Sigtuna to: Cologne, Germany | Groningen, Netherlands | East Anglia | Lower Saxony | Friesland
Culture of Sweden
Connects Sigtuna to: France | Sweden | Iceland | Rotterdam, Netherlands | Uppsala, Sweden
Magnus the Good
Connects Sigtuna to: Oxford, England | Sweden | Denmark | Norway | Finland
Dwarf (folklore)
Connects Sigtuna to: Switzerland | Denmark | Bern, Switzerland | Lombardy | Ribe, Denmark