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DescriptionNobelpristagare Fleming Midi.jpg	English: Alexander Fleming receives the Nobel Prize from King Gustaf V of Sweden.
Date	10 December 1945
Source	http://ki.se/ki/jsp/polopoly.jsp?d=11309&a=23624&l=sv
Author	Unknown

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a) if the photographer died before January 1, 1944, or

b) if the photographer is not known, and cannot be traced, and the image was created before January 1, 1944.

For photographic pictures (fotografiska bilder), such as images by the press, the image is in the public domain if created before January 1, 1969 ( transitional regulations 1994).

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