Otto Hallberg person

“And there's, Hallberg founded something that's got like 20 different letters in it. So it's called Radning-Schlorrelsen. So I'm going to spell that one for you too. R-A-D-D-N-I-N-G-S-R-O-R-E-L-S-E-N.…”

“an organization called, let me get my English version out here, Swedish Socialist Collection. It was a national socialist working party. And its symbol is on a blue background with a yellow swastika. So they have the same colors of Ukraine.…”

“His military career, he was in a thing called the Swedish Volunteer Battalion, which has a very interesting history. And it's work in Finland and appears to be something that many of the original founders of the Gladio Network in Sweden sha…”

“And basically, no publication of information has been provided by the responsible Swedish team. But Linden Krona is mentioned in one of the books, which otherwise just deals with the preparation of stay behind in Sweden in the 70s and 80s. …”

“In 1953, a notorious racist and SS commander named Otto Hallberg fell into the hands of the Swedish police on suspicion of promoting terrorism. During interrogation, he let slip that he was the leading light in the Swedish stay-behind army,…”

“a notorious racist and former SS commander on charges of promoting terrorism. He openly admits that he is a leader of one of the stay behind units to ward off Soviet invasion. So this is out there and I'm just, I'm dumbfounded that I spent …”

“Pan-America, Pan-Europe, all of that concept of the Fabian Society and the British Roundtable. They worked together in the 1950s. Let's see. When he was in Stockholm setting up the Sweveborg unit, Bill Colby, William Colby, who moves on to …”

“That was a ally to the British black shirt leader, Sir Oswald Mosley. They worked together in the 1950s designing an anti-Semitic pan-European fascist confederation. Oswald Mosley is the guy we've quoted ad nauseum on the creation of the…”

“The relaxed and chatty Hallberg entertained his custodians with a remarkable tale of how he received his on-the-job training as far back as 1941, which precedes 1942 when Hitler began it with Otto Skorzeny and General Galen. So we're told. …”