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418 Notable deaths
in Stockholm
Michael Nyqvist
Swedish actor (1960–2017).
Born November 8th, 1960 in Stockholm.
Died June 27th, 2017 at 56 years old in Stockholm (lung cancer). [ref]
Stieg Larsson
Swedish author (1954–2004).
Born August 15th, 1954 in Skelleftehamn.
Died November 9th, 2004 at 50 years old in Stockholm (myocardial infarction).
Astrid Lindgren
Swedish writer of children's books, song lyrics and screenplays.
Born November 14th, 1907 in Vimmerby. [ref]
Died January 28th, 2002 at 94 years old in Stockholm. [ref]
Norbert Wiener
American mathematician, scientist in cybernetics and artificial intelligence.
Born November 26th, 1894 in Columbia. [ref]
Died March 18th, 1964 at 69 years old in Stockholm. [ref]
Louise Mountbatten
Queen consort of sweden (1950-1965).
Born July 13th, 1889 in Darmstadt.
Died March 7th, 1965 at 75 years old in Stockholm.
Princess Margaret of Connaught
British princess; crown princess of sweden as the first wife of king gustaf vi adolf (1882–1920).
Born January 15th, 1882 in Bagshot Park Mansion.
Died May 1st, 1920 at 38 years old in Stockholm (sepsis). [ref]
Bibi Andersson
Swedish actress (1935–2019).
Born November 11th, 1935 in Stockholm.
Died April 14th, 2019 at 83 years old in Stockholm (stroke). [ref]
Svante August Arrhenius
Swedish astronomer, chemist and physicist (1859–1927).
Born February 19th, 1859 in Wik Castle. [ref]
Died October 2nd, 1927 at 68 years old in Stockholm (functional gastrointestinal disorder).
Quorthon
Swedish musician (1966–2004).
Born February 17th, 1966 in Stockholm.
Died June 3rd, 2004 at 38 years old in Stockholm (myocardial infarction).
Princess Sibylla of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Saxe-coburgen and gothan and swedish royal.
Born January 18th, 1908 in Friedenstein Castle.
Died November 28th, 1972 at 64 years old in Stockholm (colorectal cancer).
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