Austrian, Jewish Students-Demonstrate Against Surfacing Neo-Nazi Activity
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By PETER FRIEDLINGER neo-Nazis from using it the
(Copyright 1974, JTA, Inc.)
same way now."
VIENNA — "There is no
In contrast to the '30s, Nazi
need for a demonstration. attempts
to gain publicity
We sent the Nazis away,"
the police officer in charge seemed to be doomed, Jewish
told student demonstrators students said. _Vast majori-
ties of students and -Austri-
recently.
However, soon after 80 ans reject the revival of Naz-
Nazi commandos, wielding ism—which is regarded as a
clubs and wearing fancy uni- dark spot in the • Austrian
by many Austrians,
forms, stormed 500 students history
they
said.
who had gathered for an
Nazi propaganda mainly
anti-Fascist rally in front of
the university building in aims at German chauvinism,
arguing against Austria be-
Vienna.
Police dispersed the com- ing inhabitated by Germans,
mando groups and arrested the students 'said. This ver-
15 neo-Nazis. They were sion may not be against the
members of the "Organiza- declared will of some Aus-
tion of National Democratic trians, but it violates the Aus-
Students" (DNS) founded trian state treaty. Anti-Fasc-
my a couple of days before organizations, for years, have
–almost exactly 36 years demanded a ban of the "Na-
after the "Krystal Nacht" tional Democratic Party"—
when Jewish synagogues and the neo-Nazi organization.
shops were burned by Nazi But the party managed to
run in parliamentary elec-
groups.
"We demand a ban of neo- tions, getting less than one
Nazi organizations by Aus- percent of the votes.
trian - authorities," Jewish
Another pin-point of Nazi
student Guenther Klodner, strategy are the veteran or-
25, said. "The state -treaty ganizations of former mem-
which granted Austria full bers of the SS the Jewish
independence in 1955 prohib-
its any neo-Nazi activity,"
Klodner said. "Neo-Nazism
should not be underestimat-
ed."
Together with a dozen
leading members of the
"Union of Jewish University
Students," Klodner joined the
anti-Fascist rally organized
by leftist student organiza-
tions. The Jewish students'
organization has about 400
followers. "In the '30s, the
university square was used
by Nazi groups as a gather-
ing and demonstra-tion
place," Klodner said. "This
is reason enough to prevent
-
students said. Last July, for-
mer members of the SS held
an open meeting in Krum-
pendorf, in southern Austria.
Emblems of the 12 Orden of
the Waffen SS were used as
room decorations. Meniorial
medals were sold to the kam-
eraden.
The Krumpendorf meeting
adopted resolutions in favor
of Adolf Hitler's deputy 'Ru-
dolf Hess, imprisoned in the
Spandau prison, and Major
Walter Reeder, who is serv-
ing a life sentence for the
murder of 400 Italian civlians
in an Italian jail.
The SS Orden meeting
was welcomed by Carin-
thian officials, who called the
Sturm Staffel the first "Euro-
pean army." Links between,
the political neo-Nazi organi-
zations and SS groups have.
not been confirmed by Aus-
trian police. However, politi-
cal sources insist the SS Or-
den was derived from the
Windrose, which had organ-
ized the escape of many
Nazi criminals to Latin Am-
erica and Egypt after the col-
IF YOU TURN THE
lapse of Hitler Germany.
Ustasha terrorist ring, now
The latest indication, con- on trial in the Yugoslav city
sidered as evidence for con- of Zadar, "We cannot send
nections between Austrian you weapons, but we feel
neo-Nazis and fascist organi- with you," the leaflet said.
zations in other European
countries, was a leaflet dis-
tributed at the Vienna Uni- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
versity. It greeted the Croat
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