to speak.”
as he sat there i, blomkvist filled his glass with reimersholms brandy aryi little he k wer?m. born up in norrlahe seve up a pany. he made money ao, and there his career took off iies. he created wer?m-grupper?m group, whe up offidon and new york and the pa mehe same articles as beijer. he traded stod options ao make quick deals, ahe celebrity press as one of sweden’s numerous billioh a e en, a fabulous summer villa on the island of v?rmd?, awo-foot motor yacht that he bought from a bankrupt former tennis star. he was a beaurally, but the eighties was the decade of the bean ters ay speculators, ar?m had not made a signifitly big splash. orary, he had remaihing of a man in the shadows among his peers. he la stenbeck’s flamboyand did not spread himself all over the tabloids like perevik. he said goodbye to real estate and instead made massive ihe former eastern blo the bubble burst iies and one managier another was forced to his golden parar?m’s e out of it in remarkably good shape. “a swedish success story,” as the financial times called it.
“that was 1992,” lindberg said. “wer?m tacted aia aed fued a plan, seemierests in poland, which aimed at establishing an industry for the manufacture of pag for foodstuffs.”
“a tin-dustry, you mean.”
“ something along those lines. i have no idea who he k he walked out with sixty million kronor.”
“this is startierestihat was the last ahe money.”
“wrong.” lindberg gave a sly smile before he fortified himself with a few more sips of brandy.
“e is a piece of classic bookkeepir?m really did set up a pag fa poland, in lódz. the pany was os. aia received a fe 1993, then silen 1994, minos, out of the blue, collapsed.”
li his empty glass dohatic smack.
“the problem with aia was that there was em in place f o. you remember those days: everyone timisti the berlin wall oiroduced, the threat of nuclear war was over, and the bolsheviks would turtle capitalists ht. the govered to nail down demo the east. every capitalist wao jump on the band build the new europe.”
“i didn’t knoitalists were so anxious to get involved in charity.”
“believe me, it italist’s wet dream. russia aerhe west us after dustry had no problem joining hands with the gover, especially when the panies were required to put up oment. in all, aia swallowed about thirty billion kroaxpayers’ mo osed to e ba future profits. formally, aia was the goveriative, but the influendustry was so great that in actual fact the aia board eratily.”
“so is there a story in all this?”
“be patiehe project started there roblem with finang. sweden had by the ie shoent lug aia as o swedish efforts to promote demo the east.”
“and this was all uhe servative gover?”
“doics mixed up in this. it’s all about mo makes he social demooderates appoiers. so, full speed ahead. thehe fn-exs, a some ew democrats—remember them?—started whining that there was a she ht in what aia was iheir hen had fused aia with the swedish iio authority and thought it was all some dam like the oanzania. in the spring of 1994 a ission oio i time there were s about several projects, but oo be ied was minos.”
“ar?m ’t show what the funds had been used for.”
“far from it. he produ ext report which showed that around fifty-four million kronor was ied in minos. but it turhat there were too marative problems in what was left of poland fing industry to be able to fun practice thei
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