List of people from Stockholm

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This is a list of people connected to Stockholm, Sweden.

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Carl Michael Bellman, 1779 Carl Michael Bellman, portrayed by Per Krafft 1779.jpg
Carl Michael Bellman, 1779
Charles IX of Sweden Karl IX.jpg
Charles IX of Sweden
Queen Christina, 17th C. Swedish queen Drottning Kristina portrait by Sebastien Bourdon stor.jpg
Queen Christina, 17th C.
Britt Ekland, 1972 Britt Ekland 1972.jpg
Britt Ekland, 1972
Greta Garbo, 1931 Garbo in Inspiration.jpg
Greta Garbo, 1931
Elsa Hosk, 1987 in Stockholm Elsa Hosk - Backstage Lancaster in Montreal, Canada (cropped).jpg
Elsa Hosk, 1987 in Stockholm
Johan Harmenberg, 1980 RIAN archive 556150 Fencer Johan Harmenberg.jpg
Johan Harmenberg, 1980
Magdalena Eriksson, 2016 Magdalena Ericsson SWE x CHN Rio 2016.jpg
Magdalena Eriksson, 2016
Jenny Lind, 1850 Jenny Lind retouched.jpg
Jenny Lind, 1850
Carl Lindhagen, ca.1900 Carllindhagen.bra.jpg
Carl Lindhagen, ca.1900
Alfred Nobel, pre 1896 AlfredNobel adjusted.jpg
Alfred Nobel, pre 1896
Anne Sofie von Otter, 2011 Anne Sofie von Otter 2011-10-13 002.jpg
Anne Sofie von Otter, 2011
Olof Palme, 1984 (Olof Palme) Felipe Gonzalez ofrece una rueda de prensa junto al primer ministro de Suecia. Pool Moncloa. 28 de septiembre de 1984 (cropped).jpeg
Olof Palme, 1984
August Strindberg, ca.1900 August Strindberg.jpg
August Strindberg, ca.1900
Greta Thunberg, 2020 Greta Thunberg urges MEPs to show climate leadership (49618310531) (cropped).jpg
Greta Thunberg, 2020

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