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Svenska: Filmaren Vilgot Sjöman besöker radhuset i Vällingby 1967 för en intervju om klassamhället med kommunikationsminister Olof Palme till filmen “Jag är nyfiken – gul”. Sonen Mårten tar plats i knäet.
English: Filmmaker Vilgot Sjöman visits Olof Palme's townhouse at Lövångersgatan 31 in Vällingby in 1967 for an interview about class society with Minister of Communications Olof Palme for the film "I am curious - yellow". Olof Palme's son Mårten takes a seat in his lap. Photo: Family photo. Prime Minister Olof Palme lived in sv:Atlantisområdet as early as 1956 on Tornedalsgatan 18 and after 1969 on Lövångersgatan 31 before moving to Västerlånggatan 31 in early 1983. He had his gabled townhouse built in 1974 with Fritz Ridderstolpe as architect. His son, Joakim Palme, still lives in the house.
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