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Cease-fire agreement at Frostkåge

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It was here at Frostkåge that a cease-fire was agreed upon between Sweden and Russia during the tense final days of the war of 1808-1809. Commanders from both sides met on 2 September 1809 at Russian headquarters (Frostkåge Inn) to sign the agreement.

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map Stilleståndsavtalet i Frostkåge Kapitulationen i Yttervik Degermans herrgård i Jävre Bonderesning i Burträsk Striden vid Pitsund Lövångers kyrkstad
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Letter A The surrender at Yttervik
Letter B Degerman Manor in Jävre
Letter C Peasant uprising in Burträsk
Letter D Fighting at Pitsund
Letter E Lövånger Church Town