Kalevala in Swedish

1835 Swedish C. N. Keckman Finland A raw translation of the Kalevala (not published)
1841 Swedish M. A. Castrén Helsinki, Finland Kalevala
1850 Swedish Carl Gustav Borg Helsinki, Finland Finland 1850; Kullervo poems 31–36; same as special edition in 1851
1852 Swedish Carl Gustav Borg Helsinki, Finland Lemminkäinen; poems 11–15 and 26–30
1857 Swedish Karl Collan Helsinki, Finland Ilmarinens Bröllop, Episod ur Kalevala; Suomi 16:85–214
1864 Swedish Karl Collan Helsinki, Finland Part  I
1868 Swedish Karl Collan Helsinki, Finland Part  II
1875 Swedish Rafaël Hertzberg Helsinki, Finland Kalevala berättad för ungdom; nuorisolle lyhyesti, välillä runomittaisia katkelmia. –> Suomennos Ferd. Ahlman 1875!
1884 Swedish Rafaël Hertzberg Helsinki, Finland Poetic translation
1902 Swedish Elsa Dahlström Stockholm, Sweden Prose narrative for youth
1944 Swedish Vilhelm Zilliacus Stockholm, Sweden Prose and poetic fragments; based on the second edition of Karl Collan’s Swedish translation (1922)
1944 Swedish Olav Homén Turku, Finland Summary, 10398 verses
1948 Swedish Björn Collinder Stockholm, Sweden
1985 Swedish Eli Margareta Wärnhjelm Espoo, Finland Told for children, based on Collan’s translation
1999 Swedish Lars Huldén & Mats Huldén Stockholm, Sweden
1999 Swedish Anders Larsson Helsinki, Finland Kalevala för lata; abridged, in verse
2007 Swedish Lina Stoltz Överkalix, Sweden Prose