For a couple of years now, Öhrn has been running the webshop and record label "No shame", according to ETC. Through the company, Öhrn sells Nazi music, both used CDs and new releases. Over the weekend, the company also posted several titles on Tradera that, according to ETC, are so grossly hateful that they are prohibited from being sold on the international music site Discogs.
“The human factor”
Öhrn has played in a band with Åkesson and performed at his wedding. Öhrn and Åkesson have written the Fröken Snusk song "Så länge mitt hjärta slår" together. Öhrn's record company also releases records with well-known Swedish Nazi musicians and with lyrics by ideologist Per Engdahl, founder of the Nazi-linked New Sweden Movement in the 1930s.
Marcus Öhrn does not want to be interviewed but writes in a text message to ETC that "the human factor is behind him selling 'sunk music'." Öhrn says that he accidentally happened to pick up a box of white power records.
"I am neither a racist, a fascist nor a Nazi," Öhrn writes to the newspaper.
Several of the titles have now been removed from Tradera.
SD: Do the right thing
"Our impression is that he has taken this very seriously and that he has taken all necessary measures to make things right," writes SD's press department to ETC.
Tobias Baudin (S) calls the sale a reminder that SD "is not a party like all the others."
"Åkesson has no credibility whatsoever when a person in his inner circle is now revealed to have sold Nazi music, a person who has also been hired by the party in the election campaign," he writes in a comment.
