Difference between revisions of "Ted Ekeroth"
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He was a speaker at the [[Counterjihad Brussels 2007]] conference on 18 October 2007.<ref>[http://counterjihadeuropa.wordpress.com/conferences/counterjihad-brussels-2007/ CounterJihad Brussels 2007 Conference], Counterjihad Europa, accessed 4 October 2009.</ref> | He was a speaker at the [[Counterjihad Brussels 2007]] conference on 18 October 2007.<ref>[http://counterjihadeuropa.wordpress.com/conferences/counterjihad-brussels-2007/ CounterJihad Brussels 2007 Conference], Counterjihad Europa, accessed 4 October 2009.</ref> | ||
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==Affiliations== | ==Affiliations== | ||
Latest revision as of 03:31, 16 December 2015
Ted Ekeroth is a Swedish counterjihad activist, a leading member of the far-right Sweden Democrats political party and twin brother of Kent Ekeroth.[1]
Activities
He was awarded the World Zionist Organisation's Herzl Award in 2006.[2]
He was a speaker at the Counterjihad Brussels 2007 conference on 18 October 2007.[3]
He gave a speech about the Sweden Democrats at the UK and Scandinavia CounterJihad summit in Copenhagen on 14 April 2007.[1]
Affiliations
- Sweden Democrats
- CounterJihad Europa
- Anti-Islamiseringsfonden - runs this foundation with his brother Kent Ekeroth
Connections
- Kent Ekeroth - brother
Contact
- Website: tedekeroth.se
- Website: sdblogg.se Former blog, via the Internet Archive
- Email: ted.ekeroth@sverigedemokraterna.se
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hope Not Hate, Ted Ekeroth, Counterjihad report: Sweden, accessed 16 February 2015
- ↑ Richard Bartholemew, World Zionist Org Gives Award to Right-Wing Swedish Activist, Bartholemew's Notes on Religion, 16 July 2007.
- ↑ CounterJihad Brussels 2007 Conference, Counterjihad Europa, accessed 4 October 2009.
