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Dansk: Illustration af Poul Steffensen til Carit Etlars roman Gjøngehøvdingen, der foregår under og efter den Første Karl Gustav-krig i 1657-1658. Gøngehøvdingen Svend Poulsen, der er forklædt som svensk korporal, har ladet som om, han viste vejen til Jungshoved Slot for oberst Sparre og hans ryttere. Men Svend Poulsen har i virkeligheden ført dem i en fælde, hvor gøngerne har blokeret vejen. Rytterne prøver at komme barrikaden, men gøngerne driver dem tilbage med leer og skarpe våben. De svenske tropper og de danske gønger kæmpede faktisk mod hinanden flere gange under krigen, men historien her er fiktion.
English: Illustration by Poul Steffensen from the Danish novel Gjøngehøvdingen by Carit Etlar which takes place during and after the Dano-Swedish War in 1657-1658. Svend Poulsen, Gøngehøvdingen, who is disguised as a Swedish corporal has been pretending to show the way to Jungshoved Castle for Colonel Sparre and his horsemen. But Svend Poulsen has actually been leading them into a trap where the gønger has blocked the way. The horsemen tries to get over the barricade but the gønger drives them back with scythes and sharp weapons. The Swedish troops and the Danish gønger did indeed fight each other multiple times during the war but this story is fiction. |
| Date | Original illustration from the 1890s, here reprint from 1909. |
| Source | "Gjøngehøvdingen" by Carit Etlar (Carl Brosbøll, 1816-1900). Original from 1853, here reprint from 1909 by V. Pios Boghandel. |
| Author | Poul Steffensen (1866-1923) |
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