CLEAN : 30 years after assassination Olof Palme still venerated

The transcript discusses a leader's courage and support for those in need, highlighting his role in modernizing Sweden in the 1950s and 60s, with a focus on gender equality and education. It explores the concept of neutrality as a positive force in international relations, particularly in supporting smaller countries against superpowers. The leader's commitment to social equality and the welfare state is emphasized, with aspirations for international influence beyond Swedish politics.

What were some of the key areas of modernization in Sweden during the 1950s and 60s?

• Military expansion and defense

• Space exploration and technology

• Gender equality and daycare

• Industrialization and mining

What was one of the Swedish leader's key contributions to education?

• Establishing private universities

• Creating student loans for university education

• Reducing the number of public schools

• Focusing on vocational training

How did the Swedish leader view neutrality during wartime?

• As a way to avoid international conflicts

• As a strategy to expand military alliances

• As a means to support smaller countries against superpowers

• As a method to increase economic growth

What was the Swedish leader's vision for the welfare state?

• To prioritize military spending

• To focus solely on healthcare

• To eliminate social differences

• To increase economic disparity

Which international organization was the Swedish leader interested in influencing?

• The United Nations

• The World Trade Organization

• NATO

• The European Union