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Murders and executions in Stockholm, Sweden have been documented since the 1280s, when King Magnus Ladulås ordered the execution of three magnates of the Privy Council, who had been accused of several "traitorous acts against the throne". The city's murders between the middle of the 15th century and the middle of the 17th century have been documented fairly well in the logs of Stockholm City Court. Violence with a deadly outcome was most common during the Middle Ages, a trend which had more than halved by the beginning of the 1700s. The most common cases of manslaughter and murder usually involved fights between men where alcohol was involved.

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  • Murders and executions in Stockholm, Sweden have been documented since the 1280s, when King Magnus Ladulås ordered the execution of three magnates of the Privy Council, who had been accused of several "traitorous acts against the throne". The city's murders between the middle of the 15th century and the middle of the 17th century have been documented fairly well in the logs of Stockholm City Court. Violence with a deadly outcome was most common during the Middle Ages, a trend which had more than halved by the beginning of the 1700s. The most common cases of manslaughter and murder usually involved fights between men where alcohol was involved. During the reign of Gustav III, the use of capital punishment decreased and was abolished for certain crimes. The last hanging took place in 1818 at Hammarbyhöjden, and the last public execution occurred in 1862. The last execution in Sweden and Stockholm took place on 23 November 1910, when robber and murderer Alfred Ander was executed by decapitation in a guillotine. Stockholm has experienced a remarkable number of political murders, and the most notable group of cases is the Stockholm Bloodbath between 7 November and 9 November 1520, when parts of the royalty and the nobility desired to get rid of several of their competitors and critics. Two highly acclaimed murders of politicians during recent years include the assassination of Prime Minister Olof Palme in 1986 and the murder of Anna Lindh in 2003. Additionally, several terrorist attacks have occurred in the city, namely the West German Embassy siege in 1975, the 2010 Stockholm bombings, and the 2017 Stockholm truck attack. Cases of murder and manslaughter have not increased in the past 250 years. (en)
  • Mord och avrättningar i Stockholm finns dokumenterade tillbaka till 1280-talet, då Magnus Ladulås lät halshugga tre riksråd ur Folkungaätten. De hade anklagats för flera ”förrädiska stämplingar mot tronen”. Därefter ger Stockholms stads tänkeböcker en bra inblick i stadens mord och dråp för perioden mellan 1400-talets mitt och 1600-talets mitt. Räknat per 100 000 invånare var våld med dödlig utgång bland stockholmare högst under medeltiden, för att sedan mer än halveras fram till sekelskiftet 1700. Det vanligaste var bråk som uppstod mellan två män och oftast var alkohol inblandat. Under Gustav III mildrades dödsstraffen respektive avskaffades helt för vissa brott. Den sista hängningen på galgen i Hammarbyhöjden ägde rum 1818 och den sista offentliga avrättningen på avrättningsplatsen (som låg nedanför själva galgbacken) skedde 1862. Sveriges och Stockholms sista avrättning ägde rum den 23 november 1910 då rånmördaren Alfred Ander halshöggs i en giljotin. Stockholm har upplevt en lång rad politiska mord, där det största är Stockholms blodbad som ägde rum mellan den 7 november och 9 november 1520. I regel ville makthavarna bli av med en eller flera obekväma konkurrenter eller bestraffa en kritiker. Två uppmärksammade mord på politiker överskuggar allt annat under senare delen av 1900-talet och 2000-talets början: mordet på Olof Palme (1986) och mordet på Anna Lindh (2003). Därtill kommer tre terroristdåd med dödlig utgång: ockupationen av Västtysklands ambassad (1975), bombdåden i Stockholm (2010) och lastbilsattentatet på Drottninggatan 2017. Betraktar man hela den långa perioden från 1750 till 2009 är det mest iögonfallande att mord och dråp – relaterat till folkmängden i Stockholm – inte har ökat under de gångna 250 åren. (sv)
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  • Murders and executions in Stockholm, Sweden have been documented since the 1280s, when King Magnus Ladulås ordered the execution of three magnates of the Privy Council, who had been accused of several "traitorous acts against the throne". The city's murders between the middle of the 15th century and the middle of the 17th century have been documented fairly well in the logs of Stockholm City Court. Violence with a deadly outcome was most common during the Middle Ages, a trend which had more than halved by the beginning of the 1700s. The most common cases of manslaughter and murder usually involved fights between men where alcohol was involved. (en)
  • Mord och avrättningar i Stockholm finns dokumenterade tillbaka till 1280-talet, då Magnus Ladulås lät halshugga tre riksråd ur Folkungaätten. De hade anklagats för flera ”förrädiska stämplingar mot tronen”. Därefter ger Stockholms stads tänkeböcker en bra inblick i stadens mord och dråp för perioden mellan 1400-talets mitt och 1600-talets mitt. Räknat per 100 000 invånare var våld med dödlig utgång bland stockholmare högst under medeltiden, för att sedan mer än halveras fram till sekelskiftet 1700. Det vanligaste var bråk som uppstod mellan två män och oftast var alkohol inblandat. (sv)
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  • Historical murders and executions in Stockholm (en)
  • Historiska mord och avrättningar i Stockholm (sv)
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