MALMÖ IN BRIEF 1658 – Malmö became a Swedish town The first reference to the town of Malmö was in 1275, and in 1437 it acquired its coat of arms. After being under Danish rule, Malmö finally became Swedish in 1658 - Øresund Bridge - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	MALMÖ IN BRIEF 1658 – Malmö became a Swedish town The first reference to the town of Malmö was in 1275, and in 1437 it acquired its coat of arms. After being under Danish rule, Malmö finally became Swedish in 1658 Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-01-27 02:47:57 Open Document File Size: 1,15 MB Share Result on Facebook City Gothenburg / Malmö / Copenhagen / Stockholm / / Company Scania / The City of Malmö / MKB / / Country Poland / Turkey / Bosnia and Herzegovina / Afghanistan / Syria / Yugoslavia / Iraq / Sweden / Denmark / / Facility Lund University / Western Harbour / UN World Maritime University / Öresund Bridge / Malmö University / / IndustryTerm main employer / / Organization UN World Maritime University / Green Party / Liberal People’s Party / Swedish Pensioners’ Party of Interest / Malmö University / Left Party / City Council / Lund University / Pressbilder Malmö City Office / / Person Santiago Calatrava / / PoliticalEvent Council elections / / Position Journalist / Turning Torso The architect / / URL www.malmo.se/Journalist/Pressbilder / www.malmo.se/statistik / / SocialTag Geography of Sweden Transport Oresund Line Øresund Region Øresund Bridge Lund City Tunnel Limhamn-Bunkeflo Malmö Bridges

MALMÖ IN BRIEF 1658 – Malmö became a Swedish town The first reference to the town of Malmö was in 1275, and in 1437 it acquired its coat of arms. After being under Danish rule, Malmö finally became Swedish in 1658 Add to Reading List