Carl-Ehrenfried Carlberg
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Carl-Ehrenfried Carlberg (24 February 1889 – 22 January 1962) was a Swedish
organisations.Early life and Olympics
Carlberg was born in
Politics
In his post-gymnastic career, Carlberg formed his own Gymniska Förbundet in 1928. Publishing the magazine Gymn, the society underlined what it saw as the decadence of Western society, drawing heavily from
A strong supporter of
Following the war, his Hjälpkommittén för Tysklands barn worked as a relief organisation for German officers, whilst his Svea Rike publishing house, originally set up in the 1930s, was turned over to Neo-Nazism. He also became the largest shareholder in Nation Europa, and set up a Carlberg Foundation aimed at youth. In 1958, Carlberg was fined 15,000 Krona for spreading antisemitic propaganda by Carl-Gustaf Herlitz.[2]
After his death in Stockholm he left his apartment to the Foundation and in 1965 it was raided by police due to a tip-off that the groups using it had stashed weapons there.
Bibliography
References
- ^ "Carl Ehrenfried Carlberg". Olympedia. Retrieved 15 April 2021.
- ^ "Hets mot folkgrupp: BRÅ-rapport 2001:7" (PDF). Brottsförebyggande råde. 2001. p. 12.
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