Anti-Jewish Action League of Sweden
- Anti-Jewish Action League of Sweden
Anti-Jewish Action League of Sweden (in Swedish: "Sveriges Antijudiska Kampförbund") was an antisemitic political organization in Sweden. The group was founded in 1941 by veteran antisemite Einar Åberg. Åbergs propagandistic activities eventually provoked the adoption of a legislation banning propaganda that foments ethnic hatred ("Lagen om hets mot folkgrupp").
The organization was later disbanded, but Åberg continued his political work.
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