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Murder in Stockholm
On February 28, 1986, Palme was killed by a shot to the back, at very close range. His wife, Lisbet, was wounded by a second shot. There were several witnesses to the assassination, but none of them got a good look at the gunman.
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On February 28, 1986, Palme was killed by a shot to the back, at very close range. His wife, Lisbet, was wounded by a second shot. There were several witnesses to the assassination, but none of them got a good look at the gunman.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:NDR
Cast
Burkhard Nagel
Director
Olof Palme
Self (archive footage)
Christer Pettersson
Self/Self - Suspect 2
Ingvar Carlsson
Self
Olle Alsén
Self - The 2nd journalist
Christer Andersson
Self/Self - Suspect 3
Victor Gunnarsson
Self/Self - Suspect 1
Olle Minell
Self - The journalist
Karl Nordlund
Self - The typographer
Hans Ölvebro
Self - The former chief investigator
Kari Poutiainen
Self - the IT-expert
Gösta Söderström
Self - The police inspector
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