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| Stadsark. kont., Kalmar Kalmar, on the east coast of Småland, preserves, as does Visby, the memory of a walled medieval town. The turreted stronghold, the proud Kalmar Castle, still remains; but at the end of the 17th century the entire town was removed to a nearby island, and church, town-hall and houses were rebuilt within new defences. Ramparts, bastions and gates — the »Cavalier» is shown here — still give the town its own special character. |
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