Prišao joj u trgovini i izbo je nožem: Zašto je Srbin ubio švedsku ministricu?
Anna Lindh s mužem i djecom 1994. godine
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United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan (R) greets Swedish Foreign Minister Anna Lindh (L) in the Secretary General's office at UN headquarters in New York 22 April, 1999.,Image: 68748206, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no
Swedish Prime Minister Goeran Persson licks the envelope as he casts his vote for the Swedish Euro participation 09 September 2003 in a post office in Stockholm, five days before the official pooling date 14 September. Swedes were voting 14 September in a knife-edge referendum to decide whether to adopt the euro as their currency in a poll on which the murder of foreign minister Anna Lindh, only days earlier, has cast a sombre shadow.,Image: 72332343, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no
Rescue personnel take care 10 September of Swedish Foreign Minister Anna Lindh, lying on a stretcher outside the NK department store in central Stockholm. Lindh was attacked and stabbed several times in the arms, chest and stomach 10 September by an unknown assailant when she was out shopping without bodyguards. Anna Lindh is a foreground figure in the campaign leading up to the referendum upcoming Sunday on Sweden's joining the European Monetary Union, EMU.,Image: 20462556, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: SWEDEN OUT SCANDINAVIA OUT, Model Release: no
An undated photo released 12 January 2004 by the Swedish Police shows 25-year-old Mijailo Mijailovic after his arrest. Swedish head prosecutor Agneta Blidberg charged Mijailo Mijailovic, the self-confessed killer of Swedish Foreign Minister Anna Lindh, with her murder 12 January, setting the stage for his trial later this week. Mijailovic confessed 06 January to fatally stabbing Lindh in September 2003.,Image: 72562305, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no
