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Ulen Minnesota Viking Sword Monument

Ulen Minnesota Viking Sword Monument

The Viking Sword Museum in Ulen displays a number of historical artifacts. The primary exhibit is an authentic Viking sword.

The Ulen Viking sword was found in a farm field about 3 1/2 miles west of Ulen, Minnesota by Hans O. Hansen on April 20, 1911. Because of drought, Hansen had decided to set his plow blades much deeper than usual, and unearthed the artifact.

There is a monument to the sword at the entrance to the Ulen city park on the north side of town. An inscription on the monument says:

"The citizens of Ulen dedicate this monument to the adventuresom Vikings whose broken sword was unearthed three miles west of Ulen in 1911...."

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Historian
by: Dr. Myron Paine

This authentic VIKING SWORD is solid physical evidence that the NEW WORLD MYTH we all were taught is BOGUS.

When the English invaded, most Americans were Catholics, who spoke Norse. The English called the Catholics, "Indians." The English suppressed the Catholics by using a propaganda ploy called "supression by omission." All who claim this authentic sword is NOT authentic have the NEW WORLD MYTH in their heads.
The LENAPE History has episodes from AD 1000 to 1585. The VIKING SWORD was left at Ulen in the "HUNTERS" episode.
The word "ULEN" means "Oh, PURE" as in baptized to be "PURE." ULEN was a congregation of Catholics, who spoke Norse/
German Sword
by: Anonymous

The sword found is indeed a German sword made in 1800's. This is not a viking sword
Fake Sword
by: Anonymous

This sword has bee proven a fake by many people, the museum has since renamed their museum. The sword is no longer on display, and has been proven to be a 1930's German made mail order catalog sword.

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