NS Museum in Zwettl: Farmer for Nazi devotionals in court!

NS Museum in Zwettl: Farmer for Nazi devotionals in court!

In the center of a explosive process that begins on Thursday, a 59-year-old farmer is from the Innviertel. It is said to have created an extensive collection of National Socialist devotionals in order to present them to the public in a planned Nazi Museum in Zwettl, Lower Austria. According to the indictment, he is accused of having a large number of prohibited objects to have been distributed and to have ensured a large number of house searches, including fake euro notes. These allegations refer to investigations from the rocker scene in June 2023, in which the accused has already been convicted, among other things, for drug ownership, the Press .

The terrifying finds include two explosives with imperial eagles and swastika, busts of Adolf Hitler, bottles of "Hitler-Wein" and "Hitler-Grappa", and numerous Nazi uniform jackets. In addition, the defendant is said to have embed the symbol of the "black sun" to an impressive extent with a diameter of around four meters into the entrance area of ​​his property, which is even visible by Google Earth. In the process, photos from the police protocols are also shown that document the shocking finds, reported the orf oö .

Despite the large number of stressful proofs, both the accused and his defender refused to comment on the allegations. The public prosecutor raises serious allegations that draw a clear picture of the collected amount of Nazi devotional items that were intended for the planned museum. The further investigation will also be about the National Socialist re -activation of the accused, which brings him to Ried in front of the jury. The legal consequences of these offenses could be serious.