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ELECTIONS IN SWEDEN - PART 2: Bräcke Refuses to Fade Away

It has probably happened that Jimmie Åkesson has shot sparrows with cannons, but who hasn't? wonders the old priest in Bräcke.

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ELECTIONS IN SWEDEN - PART 2: Bräcke Refuses to Fade Away

It has probably happened that Jimmie Åkesson has shot sparrows with cannons, but who hasn't? wonders the old priest in Bräcke.

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