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2012 in Sweden
Summary
Events from the year
2012 in
Sweden
←
2011
2010
2009
2012
in
Sweden
→
2013
2014
2015
Decades:
1990s
2000s
2010s
2020s
See also:
Other events of 2012
Timeline of Swedish history
Incumbents
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National level
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Monarch
-
Carl XVI Gustaf
[1]
Prime Minister
-
Fredrik Reinfeldt
[2]
Events
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Births
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23 February –
Princess Estelle, Duchess of Östergötland
[3]
Deaths
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Sixten Jernberg
, World champion and Olympic champion in cross country skiing.
19 January –
Peter Åslin
, ice hockey goaltender (b. 1962).
5 May –
Carl Johan Bernadotte
, prince (b.
1916
).
22 June –
Hans Villius
, historian and author (b. 1923).
[4]
14 July –
Sixten Jernberg
, cross country skier (b. 1929).
[5]
12 November –
Hans Hammarskiöld
, photographer (b. 1925).
[6]
25 November –
Lars Hörmander
, mathematician (b. 1931).
See also
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2012 in Swedish television
References
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^
"Carl XVI Gustaf - king of Sweden".
Encyclopedia Britannica
. Retrieved
29 January
2018
.
^
"Fredrik Reinfeldt - prime minister of Sweden".
Encyclopedia Britannica
. Retrieved
29 January
2018
.
^
"First picture of Swedish princess".
BBC News
. 27 February 2012
. Retrieved
29 January
2018
.
^
"Tv-legendaren Hans Villius är död".
Svenska Dagbladet
(in Swedish). 22 June 2012
. Retrieved
29 January
2018
.
^
"Sixten Jernberg". Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020
. Retrieved
26 November
2014
.
^
"Nationalmuseum - Lars Rolf (1923-2001), konstnär".
collection.nationalmuseum.se
. Retrieved
29 January
2018
.