Statare
Statare were married farmworkers in Sweden who received payment primarily in kind. The name also comes from the Swedish word for payment in kind: stat. The system existed mainly in southern Sweden and reached its maximum extent in the late 19th century. Thereafter the system gradually declined until it was formally abolished in 1945. These agricultural laborers were generally viewed as being on the lowest rungs of Swedish society. Their lives were described by prominent Swedish novelists and writers such as Ivar Lo-Johansson, Jan Fridegård and Moa Martinson.
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Statare
Statare were married farmworkers in Sweden who received payment primarily in kind. The name also comes from the Swedish word for payment in kind: stat. The system existed mainly in southern Sweden and reached its maximum extent in the late 19th century. Thereafter the system gradually declined until it was formally abolished in 1945. These agricultural laborers were generally viewed as being on the lowest rungs of Swedish society. Their lives were described by prominent Swedish novelists and writers such as Ivar Lo-Johansson, Jan Fridegård and Moa Martinson.
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Les Statares étaient des ouvri ...... Lo-Johansson ou Moa Martinson.
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Os statare eram trabalhadores ...... Moa Martinson e Jan Fridegård.
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Statare were married farmworke ...... n Fridegård and Moa Martinson.
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Les Statares étaient des ouvri ...... ions paysannes et forestières.
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Os statare eram trabalhadores ...... o em que viviam e trabalhavam.
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Statare were married farmworke ...... n Fridegård and Moa Martinson.
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Statare
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Statare
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Statare
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