13 February 1660
Death of Charles X Gustav
Dies at Gothenburg after summoning the Swedish estates during the final months of the Northern War
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Gothenburg in Sweden. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Dies at Gothenburg after summoning the Swedish estates during the final months of the Northern War
Dies at Gothenburg, leaving the Swedish throne to the four-year-old Charles XI
Charles becomes King of Sweden after the death of his father Charles X Gustav.
Charles becomes King of Sweden after the death of his father Charles X Gustav.
The assembled Estates acclaim the young Charles as King of Sweden.
The assembled Estates acclaim the young Charles as King of Sweden.
Introduces the Hasselblad 1600F medium-format camera.
Establishes a modular professional camera system with interchangeable components.
Establishes osseointegration as the basis for modern dental implants.
Observes that bone forms a stable bond with titanium implants.
Combines lap and shoulder restraint in an easily operated safety system.
Perfects the modern three-point safety belt for Volvo vehicles.
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