By JPOST.COM STAFF
The founder of the Sweden-based worldwide chain of furniture stores, IKEA, was identified as a Nazi by the Swedish Security Service during WWII, a new book reveals, according to the Stockholm News website.Och i Wienerwald står träden kvar (And in Wienerwald the Trees Remain) by the author Elisabeth Åsbrink tells of how Ingvar Kamprad, a global business leader and one of the richest men in the world, had a personal file set up with Swedish intelligence when he was 17-years-old in the Swedish province of Småland.The book describes how Kamprad's contacts with the far-right New Swedish Movement and their leader Per Engdahl continued long after the conclusion of WWII, even when the full extent of the Holocaust became known to the world.Engdahl was a guest at Kamprad’s wedding in 1950 and Kamprad wrote in a letter to Engdahl about his pride in being "part of the New Swedish circle."
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