1988 · 1h 36m · ★ 8.3
At dawn on June 22, 1941, Germany invaded the Soviet Union. On the same morning, Germany demanded permission from the Swedish government to transport 18,000 German soldiers from Norway to Finland across Sweden by railway. This was a difficult problem for the Swedish government. On one hand remaining friendly with Germany at the height of its power, on the other maintaining a strict neutrality. The Swedish cabinet meet in Stockholm to decide upon the best reply to the German demands.
Ernst-Hugo Järegård
Per-Albin Hansson
Sven Lindberg
Christian Günter
Helge Skoog
Ernst Wigforss
Per Sjöstrand
Gösta Bagge
Lars-Erik Berenett
Erik Boheman
Bertil Norström
Frithiof Domö
Axel Düberg
Ivan Pauli
Ola Lindegren
Karl Schnurre
Carl Billquist
Per Edvin Sköld
Allan Svensson
KG Westman
Stefan Sauk
Signalspanaren
Bengt Bylund
Nyhetsuppläsaren
Casablanca
1943·8.1
