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Adalen 31
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Title: Adalen 31 (1969)
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Cast
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Peter Schildt | ... |
Kjell Andersson
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Kerstin Tidelius | ... |
Kjell's mother
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Roland Hedlund | ... |
Harald Andersson, Kjell's father
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Stefan Feierbach | ... |
Åke
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Martin Widerberg | ... |
Martin
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Marie De Geer | ... |
Anna
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Anita Björk | ... |
Anna's mother
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Olof Bergström | ... |
Anna's father
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Jonas Bergström | ... |
Nisse
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Olle Björling | ... |
Strike Breaker
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Pierre Lindstedt | ... |
Supervisor
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Tommy Malmström | ... |
Angry Young Communist
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Martin Fahlén | ... |
Captain Mesterton
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Sölve Forssell | ... |
Alcoholic Worker
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Hedvig Johansson | ... |
Elin
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During a strike strike-breakers are being transported to Sandviken, where they are assaulted by the strikers. The military are sent in. On the 14th May 1931 there is a confrontation between demonstrators and the military who open fire and five people are killed and five injured. Written by Fredrik Klasson <fredrik_klasson@hotmail.com>
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Country:
SwedenLanguage:
SwedishRelease Date:
22 October 1969 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Adalen Riots See more »Filming Locations:
Ådalen, Västernorrlands län, SwedenBox Office
Budget:
SEK 1,700,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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2.35 : 1
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Dramatized story about strikers, black-foots, saw-mill-owners and the military in a small Swedish town in 1931. The military was sent in to stop the strikers that were marching towards one of the mills. Due to inexperience and nervousness in the commanding officer, the order to fire was given and five people were killed. From then on Swedish military has been forbidden to act against civilians, until this summer, when a new law was passed in Swedish parliament. This law permits the police to ask the military for help in terror-like situations, with commanding chief of police as supreme commander. The film is a fairly true revue of what happened that day in 1931.