Take the archive home

The research behind our walks also goes into books — Swedish espionage history built on court records, police reports and archive material.

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Pre-order — the book project from Swedish Spy Tours

Spionsändaren

August 1943: a Swedish couple stands trial for secret radio transmissions to a foreign power — the transmitter hidden inside their own furniture. A documentary story of love, loyalty and lies in the shadow of the war, built on court records, police reports and previously untapped archive material.

SEK 295

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570 reports from the Casablanca of the North

Annettes lista

Karin Lannby moved through the hotels, restaurants and legations of wartime Stockholm — in the intelligence reports her code name was "Annette". For the first time, the full series of 570 reports carries the story of the secret city: Stockholm as the Casablanca of the North.

SEK 425

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Glamour, lies and survival in wartime Europe

Betty & Renato

Dancer Betty Bjurström and the Italian Renato Senise moved between stage, film, luxury hotels and intelligence circles in wartime Europe. Johan Öhgren's fifth book brings the entertainment world and the security service's original files together for the first time — the portrait of a woman who refused to let anyone else write her story.

SEK 350

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Enamel pins from Swedish Spy Museum — the museum's own badge, the Spy School characters and the classified stamp, worn in the open.

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Pin — Classified Stamp

A pin shaped like a Swedish classified stamp: blue enamel with a gold-toned frame and the lettering HEMLIG — AV YTTERSTA BETYDELSE FÖR RIKETS SÄKERHET — KRIGSMAKTEN. The Swedish reads "Classified — of the utmost importance to the security of the realm". Krigsmakten was the collective name for the Swedish defence forces until 1975. A badge that looks like a stamp on documents that no unauthorised eyes were allowed to read — here worn openly on a lapel.

SEK 95

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Pin — Swedish Spy Museum

The museum's own badge: a blue radar eye ringed by SWEDISH SPY MUSEUM and the initials SSM in raised silver-toned lettering. Swedish Spy Museum is the museum project; Swedish Spy Tours is the subsidiary that runs the walks and the events. On a lapel, the badge says where you belong without you having to say a word.

SEK 79

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Pin — Kim Mullvad

Kim Mullvad — Kim the Mole — in a trench coat, hat and dark glasses, one paw at the brim: the character who runs the Spy School together with Agent Skáti, where children aged 7 to 15 learn real spycraft: ciphers, Morse code and invisible ink. Blue enamel with silver-toned lettering around the rim and Kim's signature along the bottom. The badge every newly graduated spy student wants on their jacket.

SEK 69

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