perspektivister

Perspektivister

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Perspektivister were a neo-Nazi movement that emerged in Sweden in the 1980s. The term "perspektivist" is derived from the Swedish word for "perspectivist", which refers to the movement's perceived focus on the symbolic and propagandistic aspects of neo-Nazi ideology.

The perspektivister saw themselves as a form of avant-garde or vanguard within the broader Swedish neo-Nazi scene. They rejected the more traditional, national socialist ideology of other neo-Nazi groups and instead emphasized a more symbolic and aesthetic approach to white nationalism and anti-Semitism.

This approach often involved the use of irony, cynicism, and anti-aesthetic strategies in their propaganda and communications. The perspektivister's ideology combined elements of Situationism, anarcho-primitivism, and other avant-garde ideas with a racial and nationalist agenda.

Perspektivister gained notoriety through their provocative and transgressive style, often targeting liberal and multiculturalist ideologies by appropriating elements of the very same symbols and aesthetic that they opposed. The movement gained attention for acts of sabotage and carried out a campaign to intimidate and terrorize marginalized communities and those who dared to expose their hate ideology.

Perspektivister was a local phenomenon, gaining attention primarily within the realms of Scandinavian neo-Nazi activism.