En av mina foton från nazistdemonstrationen i Borlänge. Noterar att den delas friskt just nu :) #svpol #fotose pic.twitter.com/qc3Y3brByK
— David Lagerlöf (@davidlagerlof) May 3, 2016
THIS IS A PICTURE of Tess Asplund — captured by photographer David Lagerlöf — who spontaneously decided to make a stand against a group of 300 marching neo-Nazis in Borlänge, Sweden. The uniformed group is part of the Nordic Resistance Movement, the largest neo-Nazi organization in Sweden. As to what she was thinking at the time, she told The Guardian, “It was an impulse. I was so angry, I just went out into the street. I was thinking: hell no, they can’t march here! I had this adrenaline. No Nazi is going to march here, it’s not okay.”
