Pippi, Ikea and the Nobel Prize: 100 things in Sweden's new cultural canon
Pippi Longstocking, Ikea's first branch in Älmhult, paid paternity leave, the Nobel Prize and the political speech that launched the Social Democrat 'folkhem'. These are some of the hundred works and phenomena that are included in Sweden's new cultural canon.
Pippi Longstocking, Ikea's first branch in Älmhult, paid paternity leave, the Nobel Prize and the political speech that launched the Social Democrat 'folkhem'. These are some of the hundred works and phenomena that are included in Sweden's new cultural canon.
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