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färremenvärre
18th September 2013, 23:27
Hi

If there are anny Slovenian antifas on this board or if someone else has a clue.
In this video from Swedien a Slovenian fascist gets attack during a rally in Stockholm. He is wearing a Lonsdale style shirt with "north brigade" instead of the Lonsdale letters, the shirt also has a SS Totenkopf on the back. Can annyone here give me anny information about the north brigade? Or maby even information on the guy in the video. Or maby someone can get me in touch with Slovenian Antifascists, i've allready tried facebook without anny luck. Thankful for anny help at all.

Apperantly im not allowed to post links but the video is on the board in a thread called "Resistance against fascist demonstration in Stockholm this Saturday!".
Paul Pott
19th September 2013, 03:21
What is a Slovenian fascist doing in Sweden?
färremenvärre
19th September 2013, 10:42
From the looks of it he was here to work, because he had a Swedish workingpermit on him. Do not know how he justifies that based on his political views though.
CharisaAce
8th December 2013, 20:36
I'm Slovenian but I've never heard of north brigade :ohmy:

And sorry for the late reply
p0is0n
10th December 2013, 19:08
The group ("North Brigade") is Slovakian, not Slovenian. As I understand, they are MSK Zilina football huligans or ultras or what you now call them. They seem to be an integral part or a subsection of "Ultras Zilina" hooligan group, though I do not know how the organizational structure looks. What is evident is that this so-called North Brigade is obviously fascistic, whether the mother organization is or isn't I do not know.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc1/402764_10150622583716112_28503940_n.jpg
https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn2/225692_10150180551511112_4658242_n.jpg

If you really want specific details on the person, if you're in Sweden, I believe you can call or visit the police department that investigated the case (in this case, Stockholm police) and request a copy of the preliminary investigation protocol ("Förundersökningsprotokoll", FUP), which should have more information.