The Stockholm Bloodbath of 1520

Maps, Introduction, 1: Heiko Droste & Kurt Villads Jensen, Stockholm Bloodbath in Nordic historiography, Politics, 2: Lars Bisgaard, Christian 2. A controversial king, 3: Lars Ericson Wolke, Operational Military Aspects of the Events of 1520, 4: Per Stobaeus, Gustav Trolle och Stockholms blodbad, Stockholm, 5: Sofia Gustafsson, Every second officeholder executed in the bloodbath Collective guilt and punishment of the burgher community, 6: Gabriela Bjarne Larsson, Female Leadership in Times of Crisis. Stockholm 1517-1525, 7: Johnny Grandjean Gogsig Jakobsen, The Stockholm Blackfriars and the Bloodbath: An Indifferent Dominican Detail or an Important Instance of Inquisition? Religion and Media, 8: Wilhelm Ljungar, Christian II and Stockholm's Bloodbath Holy Warfare between Crusading and Reformation., 9: Laura-Marie Mork, The Political Communication under Gustav Vasa The Importance of the Stockholm Bloodbath in the Struggle for Legitimate Bishops, 10: Hannah M. Kress, The Stockholm Bloodbath and king Christian II's tyranny as rhetorical pattern throughout Gustav Vasa's reign, 11: Tobias E. Haemmerle, Gustav Vasa's Bloodbath-broadsheet from 1524,The genesis of media images in the context of the Stockholm Bloodbath,Aftermath, 12. Kirsi Salonen, He is totally innocent: The Discussion about the Guilt of King Christian II in the Papal Curia, 13. Erik Opsahl, To elect a Tyrant? Christian II's Re-entry as Norwegian King, 1531-32, 14. Sverre Bagge, The Weibull School and the Stockholm Bloodbat