DANIEL WRETSTRÖM MEMORIAL MARCH REPORT

SALEM MARCH - SWEDEN 2008

On Saturday the 6th of December 2008 over 800 European racial nationalists took part in the annual Daniel Wretström memorial march and rally at Salem near Stockholm. Leading up to the rally a mish-mash of reds, weirdos and assorted trash claimed they would stop the event. In the afternoon before the rally started the red Scum (antifa ha ha ha) clashed with the police. However when the disciplined and determined body of Nationalists began to arrive the red freaks retreated beyond Police linesfor protection. The torch lit nationalists
procession from Ronninge, through Salem to the spot where the young Daniel was so terribly brutalised and murdered by savage, animalistic interlopers. Flowers and wreaths were laid and candles lit at the spot.

The memorial rally then commenced. The event began by musicians from the top Swedish nationalist band FEROX  with female singer THERESE , who sang "SLEEP WELL MY BROTHER".

Next the first speaker was Swede Dan Eriksson who spoke passionately about the murder of Daniel and the Sweden of today. The next speaker up was the well known UK activist Steve Cartwright. Steve drew parallels between  Daniel's murder with that of 15 year old Glasgow schoolboy Kriss Donald by some so called 'new Scots'.

The 3rd speaker was Stefan Jakobsson also from Sweden, who had the crowd applauding enthusiastically when he railed against the Swedens traitorous government and judicial system . Next Patrick Muller from Germany spoke. He reported on the state of the movement in that land. FEROX then closed the memorial with a cover of the Ultima Thule song "FOR FADERNESLANDET".

When the rally ended and our people left the area, the red vermin emerged from
their sewers and trashed Salem town centre.

Congratulations must be given to the staunch Swedish comrades who manage to put this memorial on every year despite massive opposition by the police, politicians and red scum.

Daniel Wretström - See You in Valhalla

Reports and footage of the march and rally can be found at:

www.info14.com and www.salemfonden.info