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Stockholm 1939-1949
The 20th century is the first century of moving pictures and in the archive of the Swedish public service, a massive amount of footage is collected. In this third entry of Jan Bergman's Pentalogy, we see the chocking news of world war affecting Stockholm, but also the big changes that would transform the city throughout the decade.
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The 20th century is the first century of moving pictures and in the archive of the Swedish public service, a massive amount of footage is collected. In this third entry of Jan Bergman's Pentalogy, we see the chocking news of world war affecting Stockholm, but also the big changes that would transform the city throughout the decade.
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