Lite fredagssnask...Tror inte att den norska högerextremisten Eric Blucher har nämnts i tråden. Han kopplas här ihop med WACL-spåret, p2, Baresic, Åke J EK m. fl. Kommer även att tänka på den s.k. "alfa-gruppen" med säte i Norge som tidigare har diskuterats. Tja, ni får väl läsa och säga vad ni tror...
"This, how*ever, is not the only trail with Swedish con*nec*tions that points toward WACL. At the time of the Palme mur*der, two neo-Nazis with inter*na*tional get*away route exper*tise and con*nec*tions to WACL, were in Sweden.
We need to back*wind the cal*en*dar to April, 1978, when the infa*mous Wash*ing*ton, D.C. WACL con*fer*ence was in session.
As men*tioned pre*vi*ously, Baresic was present under the pseu*do*nym Tony Saric. Despite that, any must have rec*og*nized him. Aong those who no doubt did, were two Swedes, Ake J. Ek and Anders Lars*son, as well as the Nor*we*gian, Tor Pet*ter Had*land. The remain*der of this arti*cle will deal with these three Scan*di*na*vian con*nec*tions. We will take the in turn: Tor Pet*ter Had*land first along with his con*nec*tions to another Nor*we*gian Nazi, Erik Blucher.
Had*land was the leader of the Nor*we*gian neo-Nazi party’s group, the Nor*we*gian Front Stormtroop*ers. When the Nor*we*gian Front Stormtroop*ers began in 1977 to appear in con*nec*tions to WACL, it was Had*land who rep*re*sented these Nor*we*gian Nazis at the WACL meet*ings held around the world. Had*land was Erik Blucher’s right-hand man. Blucher as leader of the Nor*we*gian neo-Nazis had sev*eral times been involved in scan*dals involv*ing both mil*i*tary train*ing of young neo-Nazis and ille*gal weapons in Norway.
In 1979, along with Had*land And other Euro*pean Nazis, Blucher attempted to stage a power coup within the Euro*pean branch of WACL. A more ‘mod*er*ate’ group, how*ever, was vic*to*ri*ous. The two neo-Nazis were forced to leave WACL offi*cially, but con*tin*ued to work within WACL behind the scenes.
Then in ’81, Blucher’s and Hadland’s paths diverge for two years. Had*land took up res*i*dence in Ore*bro, Swe*den and Blucher trav*eled to Lon*don, where he quickly con*tacted the neo-Nazi cir*cles who had oper*ated a getaway-route-central called Brown Aid. This escape route cen*ter helped, among oth*ers, twenty-three Ital*ian ter*ror*ists.14 Two of these Ital*ians had been sought in con*nec*tion with the mas*sive bomb*ing of the Bologna train sta*tion in Italy.
This getaway-routing cen*ter was exposed in 1981 by the British tele*vi*sion sta*tion, Granada. After the expo*sure, the cen*ter needed both a new inter*na*tional get*away ‘travel’ sec*re*tary found and to be built up again. Accord*ing to British sources, Erik Blucher became that new secretary.
In 1983 the Eng*lish police had started to sus*pect Blucher, and he trav*eled to Swe*den where his old friend, Tor Pat*ter Had*land, had pro*cured him an apart*ment. Blucher signed his name as Erik Olsen.
Exactly what Blucher, the escape route expert, and Had*land, the orga*nizer, did after that, we can only spec*u*late about. Cer*tain of the cir*cum*stances sur*round*ing their fur*ther move*ments are unknown, but it has been pos*si*ble to sketch and out*line of them:
In Novem*ber of 1984, Tor Pet*ter Had*land aban*doned Ore*bro and fled to an apart*ment located at 32 Block*sten*vagen in Stockholm’s sub*urb of Han*den. Blucher often had stayed at the same address.
Less than one year later, in Sep*tem*ber 1985, Blucher was liv*ing in a slum-clearance apart*ment in Hels*ing*borg at 15-C Blakul*la*gatan. This address is not far from the bor*der cross*ing point to Den*mark, although Blucher was never there.
Blucher, addi*tion*ally, estab*lished a firm named Edel*weiss Sur*vival. He main*tained a post box in Snekker*sten, near Helsin*gor, Den*mark. Edel*weiss Sur*vival had two addresses: Box 7094 in Sund*by*berg and another at P.O. Box 13026, Hels*ing*borg, Swe*den. Per*haps it was a coin*ci*dence that the get*away route expert, Blucher, had apart*ments and post box addresses in Stock*holm and on the bor*der between Swe*den and Den*mark, per*haps not.15
The well-informed British mag*a*zine, Search*light, reported in 1985 that a secret cen*ter for Euro*pean neo-Nazi activ*i*ties had been estab*lished in Stock*holm. For*mer WACL peo*ple were involved. Some evi*dence indi*cated that Had*land and Blucher were involved.
Whether or not they had any*thing to do with the mur*der of Olof Palme on the 28th of Feb*ru*ary, 1986 is not known. It does seem strange, though, that none of the Swedish author*i*ties had any inter*est in the two Nazi’s exper*tise in escape routes inter*na*tion*ally and of their orga*ni*za*tional capa*bil*i*ties. One thing, how*ever, we do know:
Three months after the death of Palme, Had*land gave notice on his apart*ment out*side of Stock*holm and moved home to Nor*way. At the same time, Blucher once again changed his name (to Tor Erik Nielsen) and give notice at his apart*ment in Hels*ing*borg. The get*away route experts had found new pastures."
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