Sweden
Sweden is a Scandinavian nation with thousands of coastal islands and inland lakes, along with vast boreal forests and glaciated mountains. Its principal cities, eastern capital Stockholm and southwestern Gothenburg and Malmö, are all coastal. Stockholm is built on 14 islands. It has more than 50 bridges, as well as the medieval old town, Gamla Stan, royal palaces and museums such as open-air Skansen. ― Google
People died in Sweden (First 49 people) - Page 12
Olof Bergklint
Theologian
ernst günther
Swedish actor
Gnesta-Kalle
Swedish television producer
Lars Gunnar Bodin
Swedish musical composer
Hans Granlid
Swedish novelist
Henning Mankell
Swedish crime writer
Björn Afzelius
Swedish singer-songwriter
Thorild Olsson
Swedish olympic athlete
Arvid Carlsson
Swedish neuroscientist
Harry Ahlin
Swedish film actor
Peter Rangmar
Swedish comedian
Kurt Tucholsky
German journalist
Sven Gustaf Wingqvist
Swedish engineer
Eric Lemming
Swedish olympic athlete
Assar Gabrielsson
Swedish industrialist
Otto Nordenskjöld
Swedish geologist
Carl Wilhelmson
Swedish painter
Gunnar Gren
Swedish football player
Evert Nyberg
Swedish long-distance runner
Erland Nordenskiöld
Swedish archeologist
Folke Jansson
Swedish athlete
Charles X Gustav of Sweden
King
Hans Carling
Musician ‧ Gunhild Carling's father
Ulla Sorbon Musician
Actress
Claes Sylwander
Film actor
Sonya Hedenbratt
Swedish singer
Hagge Geigert
Swedish author
Laila Westersund
Swedish singer
SvenOlof Walldoff
Swedish record producer
Ruth Svedberg
Swedish athlete
Kurt Ekholm
Finnish designer
Lars Johan Werle
Swedish composer
Ronald Pettersson
Swedish ice hockey player
Carl Skottsberg
CarlErik Ohlson
Magnus Wassén
Swedish sailor
Anders Vilhelm Lundstedt
Swedish jurist
Bengt Berndtsson
Footballer
Knut Lindberg
Swedish athlete
Ivan Möller
Olympic athlete
Åke Ortmark
Swedish journalist
Harry Lundahl
Swedish football player
Alvar Ellegård
Swedish linguist
Henock Abrahamsson
Swedish goalkeeper
Aleksandr Askoldov
Russian-Soviet actor
Oscar Kjellberg
Swedish inventor
Abraham Baer
German cantor
