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Johan Patrik Ljungström (1784–1859) was a Swedish jeweler, inventor, and underwater diving pioneer. He is credited as the first private underwater diver in Sweden, and possibly beyond. His works, sometimes abbreviated as J. P. Ljungström (J.P.L.) are represented inter alia by the Nordic Museum in Stockholm, and the Museum of Bohuslän.

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rdfs:comment	Johan Patrik Ljungström (1784–1859) was a Swedish jeweler, inventor, and underwater diving pioneer. He is credited as the first private underwater diver in Sweden, and possibly beyond. His works, sometimes abbreviated as J. P. Ljungström (J.P.L.) are represented inter alia by the Nordic Museum in Stockholm, and the Museum of Bohuslän. (en) Johan Patrik Ljungström, född 1784 i Stockholm, död 1859, var en svensk juvelerare, uppfinnare och dykpionjär. Han var första privata undervattensdykaren i Sverige. Hans verk, ibland signerade JP Ljungström (JPL), finns bland annat representerade i Nordiska museet i Stockholm och Bohusläns museum. (sv)
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has abstract	Johan Patrik Ljungström (1784–1859) was a Swedish jeweler, inventor, and underwater diving pioneer. He is credited as the first private underwater diver in Sweden, and possibly beyond. His works, sometimes abbreviated as J. P. Ljungström (J.P.L.) are represented inter alia by the Nordic Museum in Stockholm, and the Museum of Bohuslän. (en) Johan Patrik Ljungström, född 1784 i Stockholm, död 1859, var en svensk juvelerare, uppfinnare och dykpionjär. Han var första privata undervattensdykaren i Sverige. Hans verk, ibland signerade JP Ljungström (JPL), finns bland annat representerade i Nordiska museet i Stockholm och Bohusläns museum. (sv)

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