The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT22) STOCKHOLM, Sweden -- Sept. 11, 2003 -- SWEDEN-LINDH -- On Thursday, Sept. 11, 2003, Swedes left flowers and candles near the site in Stockholm where Anna Lindh was mortally wounded by an attacker Wednesday. Lindh, the widely respected Swedish foreign minister mentioned often as a potential leader of the nation, died early on Thursday of stab wounds she suffered in an attack when an unidentified assailant slashed her repeatedly with a knife in a department store. (Rob Schoenbaum/The New York Times)
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