Björn Wiman questions whether Sweden’s current safeguards against Nazism will ultimately meet a similar fate to the Berlin Wall. He highlights the importance of organizations like Expo in maintaining a democratic Sweden free from the influence of racist groups. Wiman asserts that actively working towards a democracy where racist organizations lack power is a worthwhile endeavor. The piece reflects on the potential fragility of these protective measures and draws a parallel to the fall of the Berlin Wall as a warning. The commentary suggests a need for continued vigilance and support for institutions dedicated to countering racism. Ultimately, the author implies that societal defenses against extremist ideologies require constant reinforcement to avoid collapse.

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