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Index

A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks,23

ABBA, xvii, 22, 131; members, 131

Adelcrantz, Fredrik, 163

Adult Education, 60–61

Aftonbladet, 84; survey of architectural

icons, 171

Age of Greatness, xvi

Agero

d, 8

Agrarian society, 16

hlens, 20

Alfredson, Tomas, 140

Alfve

n, Hugo, 130

Alliance Mission, 33

Almqvist, Carl Jonas Love, 97

Americanization: Christmas, 73

An Honest Swede,84

Anderberg, Axel: Stockholm Opera

House, 128

Andersson, Benny, 131

Andersson, Roy, 137, ﬁlms by, 138–39

Anti-immigration, 40

Anti-Jantelagen,24

Anti-Semitism, 35–36

Aquavit, 22; recipe, 67

Archbishopric of Uppsala, xv, 17

Archbishops, 30; Anders Wejryd, 32;

Karl Gustav Hammar, 32

Architectural Icons, 171–72

Architecture: cathedrals, 156–60;

churches, 156–61; contemporary,

168–70; folk, 170–71; history,

156–70; icons of, 171–72; major

projects in the 1930s, 167;

nineteenth century, 164–65; noble

palaces, 163–64; Romanesque, 156;

royal palaces, 161–63; twentieth

century, 166–69

Art: artifact preservation, 145–46; folk

arts, 154–56; history, 147–53;

nineteenth century, 149; painting,

147–53; prehistory, 145–46;

Swedishness, 152–53; twentieth

century, 152–53

Artifact Preservation, 146–47

Arts: factors inﬂuencing, 177–79;

government policies, 178; museums,

175–76; schools, 177–78;

technology, 178

Asplund, Gunnar, 167, 169

Association of Friends of the Textile

Arts, 155

Atheists, 42

Athletics. See Sports

August Prize Winners, 2008,

116–17

Automobiles. See Cars

Baldr, 27

Ballet, 126

Ballet and Opera, companies, 128;

productions, 128; royal companies,

128; section on, 128–29; singers,

128–29

Bandy, 76–77

Baptists, 33

Bauer, Johan, 149, 151–52

Beck, David, 148

Behros, Fateme, 107

Bellman, Carl Michael, 96–97

Berg Architectural Ofﬁces, 168

Bergman, Ingmar, 136–37

Bergslagen, 6–7

Berlin, Peter, 23

Bernadotte, Folke, 36

Berwald, Franz, 130

Betong/Concrete (magazine): survey of

architectural icons, 171–72

Bildt, Carl: independent schools, 57

Birgitta Birgersdotter, 29. See also

Saint Birgitta

Birka, 12

Birthrate, 46

Bishop Hill, 31

Bishoprics, 28

Bishops: contemporar y, 32

Boat Axe People, xv, 6, 8

Boberg, Ferdinand, 38. See also

Stockholm Grand Mosque

Bokus.se best sellers list for 2008,

114–15

Bonnier family, 34; newspapers, 34.