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Summary
DescriptionTage Erlander and Nikita Khrushchev 1964.jpg |
English: The most famous trips of all with the rowing boat at the Swedish country residence Harpsund. Nikita Khrushchev, leader of the Soviet Union together with the Swedish Prime Minister Tage Erlander and an interpreter.
Svenska: Den mest berömda roddturen vid Harpsund av dem alla. Nikita Chrusjtjov, Sovjets parti- och regeringschef tillsammans med Sveriges statsminister Tage Erlander samt en tolk.
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June 1964 (between 22nd and 27th) |
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svd.se |
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Arne Schweitz/Scanpix |
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Photographic picture (fotografisk bild), a image of the press, and created before January 1, 1969 therefore free to use.
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Licensing
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This Swedish photograph is free to use under one of the following cases:
- For photographic works (fotografiska verk), the image is in the public domain:
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- a) if the photographer died before January 1, 1944, or
- b) if the photographer is not known, and cannot be traced, and the image was created before January 1, 1944.
- For photographic pictures (fotografiska bilder), such as images by the press, the image is in the public domain if created before January 1, 1969 ( transitional regulations 1994).
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