In the Swiss Alps, a collective of Nazi mountaineers?

Troubling meeting in the Simmental, western region of the Bernese Oberland, on July 20. Therefore, Dressed in former Nazi uniforms. However. However, some 25 walkers sporting in particular swastikas were intercepted by the cantonal police while, ice ax in hand, they had undertaken to cross the Wildhorn massif towards Iffigalp. Similarly, Relaxed. Nevertheless. Consequently, they say they are “apolitical”, but the case continues to question in a country where the rallies of the extreme right advocating the virtues of mountaineering seem to find favorable terrain, for lack of legislation sanctioning them. In addition, Rumor has been running since Tuesday, July 15. Therefore, On that day. Moreover. a hiker watched a group gathered on the small Hasenweide campsite, near the Simmen falls in Lenk, in the Bernese Oberland, reports Blick. Meanwhile, “A first motorhome swiss alps, collective nazi mountaineers? new from Denmark has arrived,” he explains. The man. a Danish swiss alps, collective nazi mountaineers? that the witness supposes being the leader of the group. wore a mustache recalling that of Adolphe Hitler, and a small historic cotton cap, he says. He was not alone: his wife, child and older woman accompanied him. “The next day, other vehicles arrived, coming from different countries, including Switzerland, notably from the canton of Vaud. For a long time, they discreetly exchanged clothes and objects. The men stayed near their cars, says the witness. Inside, there were large suitcases whose content they negotiated. “They were careful to hide the goods well,” he adds. He thinks that these were collectibles. “The silver tubes seemed particularly prized. ” he specifies, “without knowing what they were in exactly contained, because these tubes carried no registration”. Several men wore historical military headdresses, and at least one even had swiss alps, collective nazi mountaineers? new a vintage military attire, says the Swiss media. “It really surprised me,” says the hiker. swiss alps, collective nazi mountaineers? On the campsite, no Nazi flag or symbol was visible. Later, heavy backpacks were prepared. “I don’t …