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Norway: Neo-nazis prepared to shoot people

01 March 1997

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The neo-nazi Tom Kinno Eiternes, leader of the Norwegian fraction of Ku Klux Klan and the national-socialist group "Einsatz" confessed in an interview on the televsion channel TV2, that neo-nazis in Norway are prepared to shoot people in the event of a "racial war". Like many other national-socialist groups in Europe, Eiternes and his companions believe that there is a Jewish conspiracy that is governing Norway, the ZOG (Zionist Occupation Government). Eiternes and three other neo-nazis were arrested on April 9, and accused of planning to harm society. The police found lists containing names and addresses of leading religious and government figures. Eiternes escaped from custody two days before the interview was shown on television.

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