Swatstikas hung over Stockholm tunnel

Swatstikas hung over Stockholm tunnel

"Glorifying a regime responsible for the murder of six million Jews and countless others is both dangerous and deeply offensive," said the European Jewish Congress.

Sweden: Swastika flags hung in Stockholm on Hitler's birthday

Nazi flags displayed above a Stockholm highway on Hitler’s birthday trigger outrage and a police investigation for incitement. Israel’s ambassador to Sweden expresses deep concern over the resurgence of such hate symbols in Europe.

Reported by some bystanders early this morning, the flags were immediately removed. No trace of those responsible

Swastika flags hung on route to Stockholm as ‘tribute’ to Hitler's birthday

On Sunday morning, police in Sweden responded to reports from a highway near Stockholm where unknown individuals had suspended large red flags with swastikas from an overpass. Drivers on the Essingeleden highway, which connects the city of Solna in the north to the capital, were shocked to see the Nazi flags at the gateway to Stockholm and called the police. Officers arrived at the scene just over 20 minutes after the first report, took down the…

Three banners with swastikas hung above Essingeleden in Stockholm on Sunday morning, reports Aftonbladet. They were taken down shortly after the police were alerted to the incident.

It was reported that three Nazi flags with swastikas on them were hung by unidentified persons at the highway entrance in the Essingeleden district of Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, on April 20, Adolf Hitler's birthday.