Nazi tattoos and weapons in the living room: Austria shocked Austria!

Nazi tattoos and weapons in the living room: Austria shocked Austria!

In a sensational process in Austria, two men were convicted of violating the prohibition law, namely because of their extremist tattoos, weapons and Nazi symbolism. The first defendant, a 40-year-old German with a past in Germany, was punished after he was caught with two swastikas on his chest when he was visited by police officers. When he opened the door to the official, he was free of upper body, which led to an immediate investigation. However, he denies being a Nazi and explains that he is only interested in history. Despite his criminal records, he was sentenced to 15 months of imprisonment and a fine of 720 euros, as the Krone reported.

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At the same time, the regional court of Eisenstadt negotiated a case that revealed shocking details. A Slovak, who has lived in Austria since 2019, was charged for the exhibition of countless Nazi symbols in the living room and for its extreme body tattoos, including swastika and SS symbols. A war machine gun and an Auschwitz poster over his bed also caused outrage in the court. The presiding judge Birgit Falb asked the question of why someone would deal with the Nazi past in such a brutal manner. The accused stated that he only wanted to provoke and at the same time admitted that he had not dealt with his ideology extensively, such as the MeinDzeitkirk reported.

The punishment for this defendant was much harder, he received a prison sentence of three years, of which twelve months were absolutely necessary. His numerous convicted tattoos must now be made unrecognizable. This makes it clear that the legislature in Austria is determined against such ideologies. Both judgments show that the judiciary does not exercise mercy in combating extremism and re -activation. These cases throw a bright light on the dark aspects of society and the potential danger that comes from such beliefs.