While Nazi criminals were hanged or committed suicide in their cells, a secret network operating out of Malmo made sure the Nazi idea stayed alive By David Stavrou (Stockholm) Dec 28, 2017 read more: https://www.haaretz.com/world-news/europe/.premium-1.831763 Members of the Nordic Resistance Movement march in central Goteborg, Sweden, Sept. 30, 2017. Fredrik Sandberg/AP STOCKHOLM – Last Yom Kippur, the Nordic Resistance Movement, a Swedish neo-Nazi organization, held a march in Gothenburg, Sweden’s second-largest city, that drew hundreds of participants. According to the local media, the group, which also maintains a presence in other Nordic countries, has grown stronger in the past few months, and evidence suggests that it is part of a larger pan-European trend. Parallel to the strengthening of neo-Nazis in Sweden, support for far-right movements of all types is being seen across the Continent. Some of the movements are represented in their countries’ respective parliaments, ot
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