2011 in Sweden

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2011
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Events from the year 2011 in Sweden

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Assar Ronnlund in 1961. Assar Ronnlund 15 km SM 1961 001.jpg
Assar Rönnlund in 1961.
Lena Nyman in 1968, with Olof Palme. Olof Palme och Lena Nyman (2).jpg
Lena Nyman in 1968, with Olof Palme.

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