Magdalen of Sweden (disambiguation)
- Magdalen of Sweden (disambiguation)
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Magdalen of Sweden - Swedish: Magdalena and Madeleine - may refer to:
- Magdalen of Sweden, Swedish princess 1448
- Madeleine (legal spelling), Swedish princess 1982
- Sophia Magdalen, Queen consort of Sweden 1771
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