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Personally I think that most preconceptions always has some truth to them, but I cannot think of any that the world actually has from the top of my head. The only thing might be that too many languages has Sweden and Switzerland sounding almost the same, so people mix the two of them up, but those people are just silly. 

&gt;What strange cultural or national custom is something that only happens in Sweden?

Midsummer. Eating fermented fish (Surströmming) and dancing around a pole that is supposed to resemble a penis with balls. I think that is quite unique.
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