Thirty-nine years ago today, on February 28, 1986 (January 20, 1986 lunar calendar), Swedish Prime Minister Palme was assassinated. Palme was like 11 o'clock on the evening of February 28, and Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, was shrouded in a chill. The remnants of snow on the streets, the cold wind and the gray sky intertwined into a gloomy scene. At this time, Prime Minister Palme and his wife Lisbett went to the Grand Cinema in the city center to watch the new film "Mozart Brothers" with great interest like ordinary residents. The movie ended at 23:15. Prime Minister Palme and his wife walked home along the street. According to Swedish tradition, the prime minister usually does not have security guards at his private events. When the two of them had gone two blocks to an intersection, a stranger began to talk to them. However, no one would have expected that this man was the murderer of Prime Minister Palme. He shot at a distance of less than two meters, and immediately Prime Minister Palme was shot twice in the abdomen and chest. His wife, Lisbeth, was also slightly injured in the back. Lisbett immediately cried for help, and people rushed to the news. The murderer had already fled. It is said that those who came to the rescue at this time did not know that the victim was actually their cabinet prime minister. Some helped to massage the heart artificially, some gave artificial respiration, but all this was of no avail. Palme was still unconscious. A few minutes later, the hospital ambulance arrived, and the Palmes were taken to a nearby hospital for emergency treatment. However, a criminal bullet hit Palme fatally. At 0:06 am on the 1st, the hospital announced that the rescue was invalid, and Palme died suddenly. Swedes came to the accident site to mourn