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the Police bundled a group of Swedish neo-nazis from the højreekstreme organization The Nordic Resistance movement' complete action when they became aware of an unannounced demonstration in Copenhagen around 13 hours.
- We've found about 70-75 Swedish neo-nazis, who have chosen to demonstrate today in Copenhagen, tells the inspector Tommy Laursen from the Copenhagen Police.
the Police are doing security checks on all participants, but according to Tommy Laursen is there no one arrested or accused pt.
According to Extra Magazine's man on the spot, police have however detained a man, who is wearing something that looks like a bulletproof vest.
Police became aware of the demonstration at Øster Voldgade. But after the bell 14 they were directed towards Østerport Station.
Here there were signs of turmoil, when it was called 'fucking nazisvin against them, just as there were cries and screams.
But nynazisterne is now on a s-train in direction towards the central station, where the Extra Magazine issued also. Here have the driver notified that they have been told to run for Carlsberg Station without stopping at the central station.
Photo: Anthon Unger
Inspector Tommy Laursen says that the police observed the demonstration at Øster Voldgade around 13 hours.
- They would like down on the Cities and parts of the leaflets out. There were some who pushed a little to some of the police officers and masked themselves, and so we have guided them about how the rules are in Denmark, he says.
Tommy Laursen confirms that there is talk about 'The Nordic Resistance movement' (NMR). NMR is one of the most active movements in the højreekstreme environment in Scandinavia.
the NMR uses the Bull-this rune as a symbol, which can be seen on their flag.
the Organization was founded in 1997 and is, according to their own website also in Norway and Finland, and they write that they also have branches in Denmark and Iceland.
Photo: Anthon Unger
Photo: Anthon Unger
Photo: Anthon Unger
Photo: Anthon Unger
Photo: Anthon Unger
Photo: Anthon Unger
Photo: Anthon Unger
