Henrik Berggren

In this engaging conversation, historian and journalist Henrik Berggren, renowned for his trilogy "Landet utanför," dives into Sweden's complex role in the early years of World War II. He discusses the tension between maintaining neutrality and the escalating threats from Hitler, the emotional Swedish response to Finland's invasion, and the controversial policies regarding Jewish refugees. Berggren also sheds light on media resistance against Nazi censorship, illustrating the intricate balance of societal feelings during a tumultuous time in history.