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  • 24 January 2013, 11:33

Austrian Police Bust 'Nazi' Network

Police in Austria have broken up an extreme-right network arresting 10 and discovering a cache of explosives and weapons.

The group is suspected of illegal arms trading, burglaries, illegal prostitution, and other crimes, which police estimate have caused damage of at least 3.5m euros (£2.9m).

Police say they found weapons, explosives, flags with Nazi symbols and neo-Nazi literature in a search of the group's headquarters in the village of Desselbrunn, 120 miles west of Vienna.

Officers are now holding 10 suspects for questioning but had originally detained 24 suspects in the operation.

They estimate the group had at least 200 members in Upper Austria.

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11 comments

Benny Bentham

9:59am on 24/1/2013

high 5's all round

Score: 9

stevie may

10:35am on 24/1/2013

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Paul Croxton

10:44am on 24/1/2013

Ok fair play but what about groups that support Muslim extremists when do they get.arrested

Score: 26
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james stevenson

7:22pm on 24/1/2013

again you are entering the world of PC and R

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Lorgar Aurelian

9:46pm on 24/1/2013

I feel it's a fair question. Nothing racial about it. Considering we know the answer.

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john

11:31am on 24/1/2013

These far-right types aren't the sharpest knives in the drawer.

Score: 15

stevie may

11:57am on 24/1/2013

Here we go again. Censored by orange. I made a point regarding what the n azi party did in the concentration camps. Historic fact. I wonder amongst orange's moderators if antisemetism is a personal opinion or has tacit consent from management. . Why would orange defend fascism? Can anyone tell me?

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happymike CHESTER

12:58pm on 24/1/2013

You only need to put in one wrong word they some times tell you if in doubt type !censored! in place of word.

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james stevenson

7:21pm on 24/1/2013

Because it is not PC

Score: 4

Lorgar Aurelian

9:48pm on 24/1/2013

Anti-semitism has long been seen as an acceptable form of racism, chiefly by the anti-fascist groups. Definition of irony right there.

Score: 5

the massons

11:22pm on 24/1/2013

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happymike CHESTER

12:53pm on 24/1/2013

What makes me afraid of all this Ultra right-wing raising its ugly head again in Ex Soviet controlled countries. When they do get power wanting to enslave the world there is no creditable opposition.

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the massons

11:23pm on 24/1/2013

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Name witheld

1:33pm on 24/1/2013

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stephen

4:31pm on 24/1/2013

was Cameron involved in this

Score: 15

Chris Robinson

3:18am on 25/1/2013

Yes. We have to stay vigilant against these people.

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james mcbride

9:43am on 25/1/2013

the right policies would prevent it in the first instance, no eu. limioted foreign capital that inflates housing costs beyond locals take home pay. and no immigration from 3rd world/population dense countries india/china/south america etc unless very very highly skilled engineers, surgeons, etc.

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Name witheld

9:03am on 25/1/2013

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james mcbride

9:39am on 25/1/2013

remember austria got suspended from eu a few years back. they dont want the eu. their economyu was brilliant in 1980's when i went there. a house was 40k wages were good, immigration low. fopreign money and labour moved in and ruined it.

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