A neo-Nazi rally in Sweden has ended with dozens of arrests after anti-fascists clashed with members of the Nordic Resistance Movement (NMR). <br /><br />Hundreds of members of the NMR had planned to march through the city of Gothenberg but trouble broke out between the police and the far-right group when they tried to deviate from the agreed route. <br /><br />The leader of the NMR, Simon Lindberg, was among those arrested. Some anti-fascists were also detained. <br /><br />The NMR describes itself as a “national socialist” group and is not banned. It aims to stop mass migration and fight what it calls a “global Zionist elite”.<br /><br />Police were deployed from across Sweden to help manage the rally.<br />
