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Norway: Cooperation between far-Right groups

01 January 1991

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Norway: Cooperation between far-Right groups
artdoc March=1993

Norway Against Immigration (NMI) has entered into an agreement
with a neo-nazi organisation, `Boot Boys', for closer
cooperation. Arne Myrdal, the leader of NMI, told the Norwegian
daily Dagbladet (27.9.92) that `we must cooperate to strengthen
our position'. `Now anti-immigration movements are sailing with
the wind behind them, and we want to use this situation to our
best advantage,' says Myrdal. Dagbladet also claims that
Norwegian racists were present at the recent violence in Hamburg
and Rostock, Germany. (Dagbladet 27.9.92)

Fascism

IRR European Race Audit no 1 1992
Contact: Liz Fekete Institute of Race Relations, 2-6 Leeke
Street, London WC1X 9HS. Tel: ++ 071 837 0041

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