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Neo-Nazi trial in Innsbruck: German sentenced to suspended sentence for swastika
Neo-Nazi trial in Innsbruck: German sentenced to suspended sentence for swastika
On Thursday, the Innsbruck Regional Court sentenced a German citizen to a conditional 18-month prison term for Nazi acts.
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When his house was searched, other artifacts related to the Third Reich were found and confiscated, as the Kronen-Zeitung reported on Friday. In court, according to the newspaper, the man said he did not like foreigners who came to Austria not to work and to whom “everything” is paid for. That’s why he wore a swastika around his neck. But he is not a “Nazi”. The verdict: The 26-year-old will soon have to pay a visit to a former concentration camp. In addition, an 18-month conditional prison sentence and an unconditional fine of 2250 euros were imposed on him – not legally binding.In another hearing room of the Innsbruck regional court, a man who was giving the Hitler salute in a shopping center was being tried at the same time and repeatedly shouted “Heil Hitler”. The 44-year-old was remorseful at the trial. He said he couldn’t remember anything. “I’m totally flabbergasted, sorry,” said the defendant, according to the Kronen-Zeitung. At the time of the crime, he was heavily drunk. The testimony of five witnesses, who all described the same thing, would have “totally shocked” him. The court sentenced the man to four months conditionally and an unconditional fine of 1200 euros. The judgment is not yet final. A “conditional” sentence in Austrian and Swiss law is similar to a suspended sentence in German law, and can also be suspended under certain conditions.
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The judge revealed his bias with the pointed remark: “If he doesn’t like himself then either”. Anyone can dangle all sorts of things around their necks for all of me. So you immediately know which arxxx holes you are dealing with.
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On Thursday, the Innsbruck Regional Court sentenced a German citizen to a conditional 18-month prison term for Nazi acts. In addition, an unconditional fine was imposed on the 26-year-old who wore a swastika around his neck.
When his houses were searched, other artifacts related to the Third Reich were found and confiscated, such as the Kronen-Zeitung on Friday
reported.
In court the man gave according to that
sheet to the fact that he does not like foreigners who come to Austria, who do not work and for whom “everything” is paid. That’s why he wore a swastika around his neck. But he is not a “Nazi”. Thereupon the judge wanted the unemployed Germans living in the Tyrolean Oberland, whether he would not like himself.
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The verdict: The 26-year-old has to pay a visit to a former concentration camp. In addition, an 18-month conditional prison sentence and an unconditional fine in the amount of 2250 euros were imposed on him – not legally binding.
At the same time, a trial against a man who had shown the Hitler salute in a shopping mall and repeatedly shouted “Heil Hitler” was taking place in another hearing room of the Innsbruck Regional Court. The 44-year-old was remorseful at the trial. He said he couldn’t remember anything.
“I’m totally flabbergasted, sorry,” said the defendant, according to the Kronen-Zeitung. At the time of the crime, he was heavily drunk. The testimony of five witnesses, who all described the same thing, would have “totally shocked” him. The court sentenced the man to four months conditionally and an unconditional fine of 1200 euros. The verdict is not yet legally binding.
A “conditional” sentence in Austrian and Swiss law is similar to a suspended sentence in German law and can also be suspended under certain conditions.
