被列入了盟国的黑名单 在二战初期,斯德哥尔摩的埃力克·爱立克桑先生就被列入了盟国的黑名单,罪名是同敌人进行交易,支援德国人的战争活动。盟国情报机关报告说,爱立克桑卖给德国人汽油,并定期到德国旅行。他还同德国盖世太保的高级官员关系密切。 这一件不光彩事情的揭露对于爱立克桑的家庭是一个沉重的打击。爱立克桑的一些老朋友全是强烈亲盟国的,当在街上看到他走来时,都穿过马路避开他。他的夫人遭到人们的冷遇和排斥。虽然爱立克桑是个瑞典公民,但是他生在美国纽约的布洛克林区, Was included in the blacklist of allies In the early World War II, Stockholm's Mr. Eric Ericsson was included in the blacklist of the allies on the charge of trading with the enemy to support the German war activities. Allied intelligence agencies reported that Ericsson sold gasoline to Germans and traveled regularly to Germany. He also has close relations with senior officials of the Gestapo in Germany. The expose of this dishonorable event was a heavy blow to Ericsson's family. Some of Ericsson's old friends were all strongly pro-allies, and crossed the road to avoid him when they saw him on the street. His wife was cold-hearted and rejected by people. Although Ericsson is a Swedish citizen, he was born in the Brooklyn area of ​​New York,