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The Military Archives building in winterKrigsarkivet (The Military Archives) during the summer. Östermalm borough, Stockholm.
The Military Archives of Sweden (
Swedish: Krigsarkivet) is the part of the
National Archives of Sweden that keeps
archives related to agencies that answer to the
Ministry of Defence. The Military Archives were established in 1805 and contain listings of military personnel, drawings and descriptions of military buildings and equipment, maps, private files of key persons in Swedish military history, and photographs. The archived materials date from the 16th century to the present.
