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ai25
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AI Test 25
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- 15 June 1990 (Creation)
- 24 April 1961 (Creation)
- 1 June 1676 (Creation)
- 5 September 1628 (Creation)
- 10 August 1628 (Creation)
- 1627 (Creation)
- 1626 (Creation)
- 19 July 1545 (Creation)
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The Vasa, Sweden’s first royal warship, sank in [LOCATION REDACTED] harbor on 10 August 1628, killing approximately 30-50 crew members and visitors. The vessel, commissioned by King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden for the ongoing war against Poland-[REDACTED], was built at the [LOCATION REDACTED] shipyard under master shipwright Henrik Hybertsson. Over 95% of the original ship survives, making it the best-preserved 17th-century vessel in Scandinavia. The Vasa Museum opened on Djurgården island, [LOCATION REDACTED], on [DATE REDACTED].
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