AGAG: Revision history

24 May 2025

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20 May 2025

• curprev 23:1123:11, 20 May 2025 Winggal talk contribs 8,384 bytes +8,384 Created page with "==Overview== Aktionsgruppen Arla Gryning (AGAG), translated as “Action Group Dawn,” was a clandestine Swedish stay-behind organization established during the Cold War to prepare for resistance against a potential Soviet invasion and to counter internal communist influence. Operating under the guise of various cover organizations, such as the Thule insurance company, AGAG was part of Sweden’s broader “Stay Behind” network, which was loosely integrated into NATO..."