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{{PCBWCharacter 
| title       = Sven Aas
| name        = Sven Aas
| image       = File:PCBWSven.png
| fornsithr1     = 
| born     = 1/24/1993
| status     = Alive
| nationality     = [[File:Cball-Sweden.png]] [[w:Sweden|Swedish]] (2003-2028) 
| gender      = Male
| religion    = [[File:Lutheran_Theocracy.png]] Lutheran
| education     = Swedish Defence University, Military Strategy
| party     = [[File:RealSweden.png]] Swedish Liberation Front
| movement     = [[File:RealSweden.png]] [[Terrorism|Swedish Liberation]]
| known     = Faction Leader of the [[File:RealSweden.png]] Swedish Liberation Front
| notable     = Leader of the [[File:RealSweden.png]] Swedish Liberation Front
| occupation  = [[File:Terrorist.png]] Terrorist
| family      = Unknown
| spouse      = Unknown
| children    = Unknown
| awards       = 
| signature       = 
| brache       = [[File:Nordmodel.png]] Swedish Royal Army
| years       = 2024-2028
| rank       = Major
| battleswars       = [[PCBaller World/Norway-Sweden/Norwegian_Revolution|Norwegian Revolution]]
| themecolor = #004A87
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{{BoldText|Sven Aas}}, born January 24 1993, is a Swedish terrorist operating in Southern Sweden. He is known for founding and leading the Swedish Liberation Front, which seeks to secede from Norway-Sweden and join the Sacred Kingdom of Sweden. Little is known about Aas, though it is known that he graduated from the Swedish Defence University with a degree in Military Strategy, and joined the Swedish Royal Army as an officer. He went on to fight for the Loyalists in the Norwegian Revolution, until they lost and he went underground with his unit in Southern Sweden. <br>
He is well known for the Sørskogbygda Ungdomsskole Siege, in which 35 members of the Swedish Liberation Front took hostages in the middle school of Sørskogbygda ungdomsskole at roughly 11:19 on 6/9/2032, in retaliation for an earlier raid on one of their compounds, in which two of their high ranking officers were captured by Norwegian Forces. The siege lasted for roughly 31 hours, and resulted in the death of 11 children, two Norwegian militia men, and 23 of the 35 members of the Swedish Liberation Front, and remains one of the most tragic events in the history of the Norwegian-Swedish nation. This resulted in a crackdown on the activities of the SFF, which has resulted in a large stunting of their activity since 2032. <br>