Obituary Search in Stockholm

[Scott Cannon]

How would I go about finding obituaries for the following husband and wife, who apparently lived in Stockholm? How can I do this remotely from Stockholm.
 
Thanks,
Scott
 
 
Wife:
Andersson, Augusta Maria Elida  
Died 8/7/1971.  
Registered in Brännkyrka, Stockholms stad (Stockholms län, Södermanland). Registered for taxation in the same parish.  
Born 12/16/1889 in Öregrund (Uppsala län, Uppland).  
(Address as of Nov 1, 1970) :
Annebodav 43 6 Tr  
125 36 Älvsjö  
 
Husband:
Andersson, Nils Olof Albert  
Died 26/8 1952.  
Kyrkobokförd i Sofia, Stockholms stad (Stockholms stad, Uppland).  
Born 29/11 1890 in Johannes (Stockholms stad, Uppland).

[Anna-Carin Betzén]

Do you have reason to think that obituaries were written for them?  
 
Obituaries aren't very common in Sweden. Usually the family settles for a paid death notice in the paper, including the person's name, birth and death date, surviving family, an affectionate phrase or a short poem, and information for those who want to attend the funeral.  
 
Hubby and I subscribe to one of the two big nationwide papers, and in a recent Sunday issue I found about 120 death notices but only 3 obituaries. For people living outside Stockholm, in an area that has a local newspaper, chances of finding an obituary might be a little better, but still it's the death notice rather than the obituary that is the norm here.

[Scott Cannon]

Thank you Anna-Carin for the clarification.
 
I consider orbituary and death notice to be one in the same. I am mainly interested in seeing who their surviving family members were.
 
Can you provide some advice how I would find death notices for the two people I mentioned above from Stockholm?
 
In the United States, you can find many old newspapers online. Is this the case in Sweden? Or do you have to go back to microfilm?
 
Many Thanks! :-)
 
Scott

[Anna-Carin Betzén]

I think it's on microfilm only, but I'm only guessing here - I just haven't heard of Swedish 1950s to 1970s newspapers online.  
 
Hopefully, someone else can give you more precise information!

[Judy Olson Baouab]

Many people order a bouppteckning (estate inventory) which will list the surviving family members.
 
Judy