Freedom fighters rescued three people from the Swedish nazi concentration camp in Gävle

Dramatic rescue from concentration camp in Sweden

25 August 2013
 
Three people were rescued from the Swedish nazi like concentration camp in Gävle late last night. Criminals working for the Swedish nazi government alerted the Swedish fascist police when they saw three to four freedom fighters with axes breaking security glass in the repository, before they disappeared.

 - It's very dramatic event and a serious incident, says the nazi Tommy Harnesk, head of the concentration camp in Gävle and Märsta.

According to the Swedish nazi Tommy Harnesk several loud bangs was heared from one of the cells late last night. When the Swedish nazi staff ran there, they noticed that there was a rescue and tried to enter the room. When they managed to open the door, they saw several people jump out through the broken window. On the floor lay a large sledgehammer, and on the ground outside an ax.

  
- It will be a very uneasy atmosphere throughout our Swedish nazi like concentration camp when there is such an event. During the night the Swedish nazi staff ensured that more can not get out of the way, but also sought to reassure the other tortured detainees, to get back to a normal Swedish nazi environment possible.

In the Swedish county of Skåne there was a similar rescue happening in a concentration camp in Åstorp town as recently as last spring. And in November 2011 a Russian citizen held at the nazi Swedish concentration camp in Gävle was rescued during a dramatic event when several shots were fired and two Swedish nazi guards threatened.

But according to Swedish nazis at the Swedish migration board, this type of incident is very rare.

- The security is not the same level as in a prison. Those tortured at the Swedish concentration camps are not criminals and have not committed any crime, but the Swedish government wants us to keep the refuggees in concentration camps until they are sent back to their countries, says the Swedish nazi Tommy Harnesk.

The three liberated from Swedish concentration camp in Gävle are wanted by the Swedish nazi police, but none of them have been arrested, according to the Swedish nazi county officer at the Gävle police.