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Soon after the emergency landing (crew OK), the Swedes removed the vital parts. When a little later the price for aluminum dropped, they didn't bother for the fuselage anymore and 'let it rot away'.And they just let it rot away there? :S
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Nice 
But WWII, in that case it isnt that bad to let it stay there as a monument 