Henrik Jonasson: Artist, Writer and Leader of the Neo-Germanic Party (2021-)

Early life

Henrik Jonasson was born in 1996 in Bergslagen, Sweden. Jonasson studied mathematics at Uppsala University. In June 2012, when Jonasson was 16 years old, he rented an empty business premises on Schillingvägen in Hällefors and organized his own opening of his fantasy art. 

Art career

On September 26, 2020, Svenskanarnas Hus arranged a vernissage with Henrik Jonasson's art. In 2021, "Gamle gubben Oden and other texts" was published, a collection of Jonasson's texts. Jonasson draws the Swedish manga Neo-Germania which is published on the internet. On the second of December 2022, 100 editions of Neo-Germania vol. 1 - By the Branches of the Oak in numbered hardback which sold out within 24 hours. The following year, the volume was released in an unlimited edition on Amazon, which topped the Swedish bestseller lists. Henrik has also written for the online magazine motpol.

Political career

In 2021, Jonasson founded the Neo-Germanic Party and became its party leader. The party wants to recreate a new Middle Ages. In August 2022, NGP held its first Riksting at the House of the Swedes, Jonasson gave there a successful speech.

Neo-Germanic Party (2021)

The Neo-Germanic Party (Neo-Germanska Partiet, NGP) is a Swedish National Socialist party. The party wants to create a new Middle Ages and want to inspire a new form of communities across the country. Therefore, they do not accept individual memberships - it is as a clan that you join the party. The Neo-Germanic Party writes on its website: 

"It doesn't have to be big. Two or three friends who swear allegiance to each other. And then common loyalty, to the party and the people. A thousand different flags, which gather around the same oak. Your own culture, your own activism, your own governance - whatever you want, as long as it's for the people. All memberships are provisional, until your clan has sworn a physical oath to the Neo-Germanic Spear. We don't want to just give you a membership number, while life goes on as usual. We want to create ties across the country, based on loyalty and responsibility. A Sweden of a thousand earls. The party's long-term goal is, of course, to resurrect Hitler's immortal ghost, to create its own law and honor, to vaporize the modern world, to proclaim Great Power Age 2.0 and achieve Total Aryan Victory."

Leader

• Henrik Jonasson (2021-)

The party program

• Point 1. Settlers on the land of our ancestors
• Point 2. The knights around the oak
• Point 3. One king, a thousand banners
• Point 4. Adolf Hitler's immortal ghost
• Point 5. Santa is real
• Point 6. Gatekeep, Gaslight, Girlboss
• Point 7. Among ditch diggers and other people
• Point 8. Thy sun, thy sky, thy meadows green
• Point 9. Stargazing, your birthright
• Point 10. The activism of joy
• Point 11. Be nice
• Point 12. The party and the idea.

History

Henrik Jonasson gives a speech at the House of the Swedes.

The party was founded in 2021 by the artist Henrik Jonasson, who also became the party leader. 

NGP's first Riksting was held in August, 2022 at the House of the Swedes. Speeches were listened to, hymns were sung and food was eaten together with Neo-Germanic clans from all over Sweden.

House of the Swedes (2019-)

The House of the Swedes (Svenskarnas hus) is one of the cornerstones of Det fria Sverige's operations, and crucial to their long-term vision in establishing Swedish areas controlled by Friends of Sweden.

History

In 2018, DFS members collected over one million kroner for the purchase of a property in Älgarås in Töreboda municipality. The old industrial premises, which was named Svenskarnas hus, is today a permanent common point for the association's members.

One of the first goals that the association set out with was that it should collect money for a multi-activity center, which will then be the base for various forms of activity, including education. In the long term, you want to acquire several houses, and also take over or start businesses in residential areas you consider "occupied". The inspiration comes above all from the early labor movement, which built parallel social structures with its Folkets hus, its educational activities and its Consumer Shops.

DFS has explicitly stated that it does not want to act as a political party. In connection with the inauguration of the House of the Swedes, DFS received congratulations from, among others, the far-right German party NPD and the far-right Slovak party Our Slovakia.

The House of the Swedes in Älgarås

The first Swedish House opened in Älgarås in March 2019, and has hosted hundreds of large and small events since then. In the house there is a meeting room, a cafe, a library, a shop, the association's headquarters, a podcast studio, a workshop and a playroom. In addition, there is a large terrace and lawn for lovely summer events.

The House of the Swedes in Skåne

The second house will open in Skåne in the spring of 2024. Work is currently underway to prepare the house before it can open its doors.

Foreign visitors

Gonzalo Martín Garcia

On Saturday 27 April 2019, the radical Spanish nationalist Gonzalo Martín Garcia visited The House of the Swedes in Älgarås, where he also gave a speech.

Videos:

• Walking tour of the House of the Swedes - February 2021

Jalle Horn: Podcaster and Writer at Radio Svegot

Jalle Horn is a Swedish podcaster and writer at Radio Svegot. He has been living in Berlin for many years, where he works as a teacher on a daily basis.

Det Fria Sverige (2017)

Det Fria Sverige is a Swedish far-right movement founded on November 25, 2017 by Magnus Söderman.

History

Det fria Sverige was formed on 25 November 2017 by the editors of the podcast radio programs Motgift and Ingrid & Conrad. Antidote is a National Socialist podcast radio that was previously linked to the Swedes' party. Dan Eriksson from Motgift was originally chairman of Det Fria Sverige and Ingrid Carlqvist vice chairman. Ingrid Carlqvist later left the association.

Svenskarnas hus (House of the Swedes)

In 2018, DFS members collected over one million kroner for the purchase of a property in Älgarås in Töreboda municipality. The old industrial premises, which was named Svenskarnas hus, is today a permanent common point for the association's members.

Leadership

DFS is led by Dan Eriksson and Magnus Söderman, both with a long background in National Socialist and racial ideological organizations. Dan Eriksson has a background in the National Democrats, Info-14 and the Swedes' party. Söderman has previously been the ideologue of the Swedish Resistance Movement (which today calls itself the Nordic Resistance Movement) and has since been active in the Swedish Party.

Chairman 

• Dan Eriksson (2017-)

Vice chairman 

• Magnus Söderman

Älgarås

At the end of January 2023, DFS announced that they are launching a "safety effort", under the name Trygghetsinitiativet Älgarås. The initiative includes night walking in the areas of Älgarås that they describe as unsafe.

A notice that the business is starting up is posted in the DFS-linked Facebook group "All about Älgarås". The local board explains there that the development cannot be "accepted" and "that's why Det Fria Sverige in Norra Skaraborg has decided to immediately begin a major security operation in Älgarås".

On DFS's website, they write that the Älgarås Security Initiative "will have as large a presence as possible during evenings and nights as long as necessary and thus hope to disturb the person or those who believe that Älgarås is a place for criminal or antisocial behavior".

Antisemitism

On Det fria Sverige's Telegram channel in 2019, Dan Eriksson posted a quote describing how Martin Luther believed that Jews should be treated and which Luther expressed in his anti-Semitic book from the 16th century "On the Jews and their Lies". Synagogues and Jewish schools are to be burned, rabbis are to be punished with death if they preach, and Jews are to be sent to forced labor. Eriksson asks in the thread:

"What do you think of Luther's solution to that eternal question?"

In Det fria Sweden's newspaper Nationalisten from February 2021, a columnist writes that "Sweden may need a dose of National Socialism or fascism to ride out the storm and deal with the threats."

Magnus Söderman: Spokesman of the Nordic Resistance Movement and Vice Chairman of Det fria Sverige

Klas Magnus Söderman (born 9 May 1977) is a Swedish far-right activist who is a former spokesman of the Nordic Resistance Movement. Söderman has devoted most of his life to nationalist politics and activism, Nordic-Germanic faith and tradition, and studies of Western esotericism.

Early life

Söderman was born on May 9, 1977, at Karolinska Hospital in Solna, Stockholm. He spent his childhood in Kallhäll, Järfälla municipality, north of Stockholm, and has been mobile throughout his life. His engagement with national issues began in the sixth grade, leading to his involvement in various political movements.

Political career

Söderman has been politically active since 1989, participating in groups such as the Riksfronten. During the 1990s, he took part in the Engelbrektsmarschen, an event associated with the Sweden Democrats.

In March 2012, Söderman announced that he has joined the Swedes' party. He belonged to the editorial board of the magazine Framåt and in 2012 started Radio Framåt together with Dan Eriksson and Jonas De Geer. As the host of the podcast Motgift, the precursor to Svegot, in 2014, Söderman expressed a desire to establish a form of Swedish nationalism akin to early 20th-century National Socialism in Germany. In May 2015, Söderman was among the Swedes sanctioned by Russia during the Russo-Ukrainian War. He co-founded Det Fria Sverige in 2017 and later Dagens Svegot.

On 18 March 2021, he became one of the organizers of the anti-COVID-19 pandemic lockdown protest in Sweden, and had explained: "Those who want these societal changes are dangerous people. They will not settle for a little, they want everything. Total control. This is what people are protesting against in Europe - sometimes with violence as a result. I can do nothing but give them my support." 

On 20 May 2021, he was one of the organizers of an antisemitic protest rally during the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

On 26 October 2021, Det fria Sverige, DFS, held a digital membership meeting where the issue of regrowth was on the agenda, as Chairman Dan Eriksson, and Söderman were present to inform members about the plans to start a youth department.

Belief

On his website, Magnussoderman.nu, he describes his faith as:

"I am a believer in God and have been so throughout my life. According to "Christians" I am a heathen and according to "heathens" I am a Christian. That's good. I consider myself a Christian and a mystic and there is nothing mystical about it (he who knows and understands knows and understands). In short, I am interested and inquisitive. In addition, I am an ordained pastor, but without a flock.

Ariosophy has been my traveling companion since before I knew the name of this orientation and subsequently I was also led into the path(s) of Western esotericism. Almighty God told us to "reason together" and that's what I do. Among other things, I will do it through my texts here."

Novels

In the spring of 2009, he made his fiction debut with the novel Uppmarsch mot Ragnarök. Söderman authored the novel The Defiant One, the plot of which revolves around a young white woman whose Swedish high school is composed mainly of Blacks and Muslims.

Dan Eriksson: Head of Propaganda and Vice Chairman of National Democratic Youth, Chairman of Europa Terra Nostra and Chairman of Det fria Sverige (2017-)

Dan Eriksson (born September 13, 1982, in Skogås, Sweden) is a Swedish political figure known for his involvement in various nationalist organizations and parties.

Early life

Eriksson was born and raised in Skogås, a locality in Huddinge Municipality, Stockholm County, Sweden.

Early political career

In the early 2000s, Eriksson became active within the National Democrats and its youth wing. He held positions such as head of propaganda and vice-chairman within the National Democratic Youth and gained recognition as a speaker at nationalist events.

Eriksson joined the Swedes’ Party and was elected to its party board in February 2012. His responsibilities included managing international contacts for the party. Additionally, he contributed as a columnist to the party’s newspaper, Framåt.

Europa Terra Nostra 

Eriksson serves as the chairman of Europa Terra Nostra (ETN), a cooperative organization for European nationalists. His work with ETN involves running a podcast and producing Antidote, a publication associated with the Alliance for Peace and Freedom’s (APF) events.

Det Fria Sverige 

On November 25, 2017, Eriksson played a pivotal role in the formation of Det fria Sverige (The Free Sweden), a nationalist organization. He has been serving as the chairman of Det fria Sverige since its inception.