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Foreign minister's murder will not stop Euro vote

Swedish Foreign Minister Anna Lindh, died today, hours after she had been savagely attacked by a knifeman while shopping in Stockholm.

Foreign minister's murder will not stop Euro vote

Thu, 11 Sep, 2003 - 12:04

Swedish Foreign Minister Anna Lindh, died today, hours after she had been savagely attacked by a knifeman while shopping in Stockholm.

The 46-year-old politician and mother-of-two was the second Swedish politician to be murdered in 17 years.

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