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The Naval Museum covers the history of the Swedish Navy from the 1500s until today. In the last few years, research has been carried out about the introduction of new weapons and technology into the Swedish Navy, Karlskrona as a naval city, Swedish naval officers and their involvement with political and societal affairs in the early 1900s, and Swedish naval officers and national identity.
According to its research policy, the museum will, until 2029, focus its research on the first part of the 1900s until today.
The Naval Museum is open to research collaborations regarding the Swedish Navy. History, ethnology, and political science subjects are of special interest. However, the museum is generally interested in cooperating in scientific studies that cover its activities.
Contact
For more information about the museum's research, contact research coordinator Andreas Linderoth:
E-mail: andreas.linderoth@smtm.se
His research interests are primarily naval history in the 1800s and 1900s, especially the Cold War, cultural heritage, and museums.
The lost navy
The Naval Museum is a partner in the research program “The Lost Navy—Sweden’s ‘Blue’ Heritage circa 1450-1850.”
https://www.vrak.se/en/maritime-archaeology/research-and-collaboration/the-lost-navy/