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Introductory music: "No More Forevers" by IX. By kind permission of IX.
Other music: "Martian Cowboy" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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The second half of Sweden's 1961 civil defence booklet, covering evacuation, letters home, luggage, baths and plastic sheeting.
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Introductory music: "No More Forevers" by IX. By kind permission of IX.
Other music: "Martian Cowboy" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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The 1961 version of the Swedish civil defence booklet has been translated for me by two kind listeners. Let's explore it, comparing it to the British booklet of the same era.
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Introductory music: "No More Forevers" by IX. By kind permission of IX.
Additional music: "Martian Cowboy" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Are the Swedish brave enough to take surstromming into their shelter?
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Introductory music: No More Forevers by IX. By kind permission of IX.
Further music: SCP-x3x (I am Not OK)" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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The Soviets tried to call the Baltic "the sea of peace" but Sweden had a few objections. Especially as any disruptions to the Baltic "peace" seemed to be coming from the Soviets, not the Swedes.
In this episode we look at how Sweden's position on the Baltic, uncomfortably close to the Soviet Union, drew her into the Cold War and nuclear tension even though she was a neutral state.
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