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Lieberman Accuses Norway Of Promoting Anti-Semitism

FM slams Norway for marking 150th birthday of pro-Nazi author Knut Hamsun, attending Durban II.

Haaretz
By Chaim Levinson
July 22, 2011

Amid escalating tensions between Israel and Sweden, Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman on Sunday accused another Scandinavian country – Norway this time – of promoting anti-Semitism.

Israel and Sweden have been embroiled in diplomatic crisis this week, after a Swedish daily printed an article alleging that Israel Defense Forces soldiers harvested organs of Palestinians.

On Sunday, Lieberman moved his criticism on to Norway for marking the birthday of an early 20th century “pro-Nazi” author.

“I was amazed at the Norwegian government’s decision to celebrate the 150th birthday of Knut Hamsun, who admired the Nazis,” Lieberman told students at the Ariel University Center. “He gave the literary award he won in 1943 to Josef Goebbels, and praised Hitler in an obituary as a warrior for mankind.”

But the foreign minister’s criticism of the Scandinavian country did not end there.

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