Uredsson, Joran Assar

Initially, by profession, Uredsson was a gardener, he met with National Socialism in his youth. While studying at Ennestad University of People (1951-1952), Uredsson met a man whose father was a representative of the Swedish National Socialist Party, Birger Furugord . From him, he learned about the existence of a national socialist cell in Malmö under the control of Manne Bergh and Gottfrid Lilja.

After serving in the army, in the spring of 1955 he found work in Malmö . It was then that he met with Berg and joined his organization, the National Freedom Movement of Sweden. Together with the Danish “Dansk Frontkæmperforbund”, in September 1995 they organize a rally in Malmö, in S: t Knuts Torg Square, but already at the end of 1995, after a quarrel with Mantte Berg, Uredsson leaves the party. What exactly was the cause of the quarrel is unknown.

Already in 1956, Uredsson founded the organization National Socialist Combat League of Sweden, and began to publish the newspaper Nordisk kamp. At the base of the party, Uredsson was assisted by Knut Andersson, who had previously been a member of the “Swedish Socialist Assembly,” through whose party lists, Andersson and Uredsson attracted readers. In 1960, the so-called “campaign against the swastika” began to operate, in connection with which, the printing house refused further cooperation with the newspaper of the Uredsson party. In the same year, the party was renamed the "Northern Imperial Party . "

In late 2009, Uredsson announced the closure of the Northern Imperial Party ^[2] .

Joran Assar Uredsson was married to Vera Uredsson, who is now a member of the Northern Resistance Movement and author of the book “När flaggstängerna blommade” ^[3] (When the flagpoles bloomed).