Nils Bejerot
Nils Bejerot was a Swedish criminologist and psychiatrist best known for coining the term 'Stockholm syndrome' following the 1973 bank robbery in Stockholm, where hostages developed an emotional bond with their captors. His insights into criminal psychology and the dynamics of hostage situations have had a lasting impact on the understanding of victim-captor relationships.
Born on Jan 01, 1921 (104 years old)
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Switzerland:
Nils Bejerot was the psychiatrist who coined the term 'Stockholm Syndrome' in relation to the hostage crisis.
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Kazakhstan:
Nils Bejerot introduced the term 'Stockholm syndrome' based on the events of the 1973 bank robbery.
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Portugal:
Nils Bejerot developed the theory of 'Stockholm syndrome' after observing the hostage situation involving Clark Olofsson.
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Panama:
Nils Bejerot was the psychiatrist who explained Kristin Ehnmark's behavior during the hostage situation.
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United Kingdom:
Nils Bejerot coined the term 'Stockholm syndrome' to explain the affection some captives felt for their hostage-takers.
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