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The website of the Nordic Resistance Movement features a picture of dolls hanged outside the synagogue of Norrkoping, Sweden, March 28, 2021. (NRM via JTA)
JTA Baby dolls splashed with red paint were strung outside a synagogue in Sweden next to a sign that described Passover as a Jewish celebration of the death of Egyptian children.
The display in Norrkoping, a city situated 100 miles southwest of Stockholm, was discovered on Sunday morning and reported to police, who are investigating it as a hate crime, Expressen reported. It is believed to have been erected on Saturday night.
Also Sunday, the Nordic Resistance Movement, a neo-Nazi group with a history of harassing Jews on Jewish holidays, published on its website a picture of the display that was taken at night. The Anti-Defamation League on Twitter called on Swedish police to treat the Nordic Resistance Movement as a prime suspect.
These dolls were hung on Passover in front of a Swedish synagogue, March 28, 2021.
The Scandinavian news website Nordfront.se, representing the Nordic Resistance Movement, a Pan-Nordic neo-Nazi movement and in Sweden a political party, on Saturday published a report titled,
Dolls hung at the Synagogue in Norrköping, about the police in Norrköpingâa city about 100 miles southwest of the capital Stockholm, population 137,326âwho were alerted on Sunday morning that dolls and posters had been hung outside the local synagogue.
The police confiscated the dolls and have initiated a preliminary investigation into incitement against ethnic groups, according to Nordfront, which spoke to a concerned Norrköping resident who said there were two posters next to the dolls that “informed about the Jewish holiday of Pesach (sic.). The holiday begins today and is celebrated by Jews around the world until next Sunday.”
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