A Swedish neo-Nazi leader accused of ordering the theft of the Auschwitz death camp entrance sign will serve 32 months behind bars in his homeland under a plea bargain, Polish prosecutors said yesterday.
Anders Hoegstroem had risked up to 10 years behind bars if convicted in Poland of masterminding the theft last year.
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