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🇬🇧 30 NOVEMBER - A NATIONALIST CELEBRATION
Charles the twelfth is celebrated every November 30 by Swedish nationalists. The celebration has its roots in the 19th century and has continued every year since then in various forms.
Nationalists of all kinds - ethnonationalists, national socialists, conservative nationalists - meet in Stockholm at the Karl XII statue in the royal garden. For several years it has ended in riots when communists and left-wing extremists counter-demonstrated.
This year, 2023, Alternativ för Sverige is holding a torchlight procession to the Karl XII statue in accordance with tradition. All nationalists are welcome. 🔥
The pictures date from between 1972 to 2021
Charles the twelfth is celebrated every November 30 by Swedish nationalists. The celebration has its roots in the 19th century and has continued every year since then in various forms.
Nationalists of all kinds - ethnonationalists, national socialists, conservative nationalists - meet in Stockholm at the Karl XII statue in the royal garden. For several years it has ended in riots when communists and left-wing extremists counter-demonstrated.
This year, 2023, Alternativ för Sverige is holding a torchlight procession to the Karl XII statue in accordance with tradition. All nationalists are welcome. 🔥
The pictures date from between 1972 to 2021
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🇬🇧 30 NOVEMBER - A NATIONALIST CELEBRATION
Charles the twelfth is celebrated every November 30 by Swedish nationalists. The celebration has its roots in the 19th century and has continued every year since then in various forms.
Nationalists of all kinds - ethnonationalists, national socialists, conservative nationalists - meet in Stockholm at the Karl XII statue in the royal garden. For several years it has ended in riots when communists and left-wing extremists counter-demonstrated.
This year, 2023, Alternativ för Sverige is holding a torchlight procession to the Karl XII statue in accordance with tradition. All nationalists are welcome. 🔥
The pictures date from between 1972 to 2021
Charles the twelfth is celebrated every November 30 by Swedish nationalists. The celebration has its roots in the 19th century and has continued every year since then in various forms.
Nationalists of all kinds - ethnonationalists, national socialists, conservative nationalists - meet in Stockholm at the Karl XII statue in the royal garden. For several years it has ended in riots when communists and left-wing extremists counter-demonstrated.
This year, 2023, Alternativ för Sverige is holding a torchlight procession to the Karl XII statue in accordance with tradition. All nationalists are welcome. 🔥
The pictures date from between 1972 to 2021
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