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How the FPÖ Jörg Haider Speaks Sacredly – and Herbert Kickl in Addition

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Hochamt in Innsbruck: Herbert Kickl represses his own history and pays homage to the savior Jörg, the Wilhelm Tell in the Falllaub.

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Hochamt in Innsbruck: Herbert Kickl represses his own history and pays homage to the savior Jörg, the Wilhelm Tell in the Falllaub.

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The FPÖ celebrates Jörg Haider: Almost exactly 40 years after his election to the Bundesparteiobmann at a dramatic party congress on 13 September 1986 in Innsbruck, the liberals on Saturday in the same place remember the moment that changed not only the party, but also the politics of the Second Republic. The blue event was accompanied by protests.

·Vienna, Austria
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On 13.9.1986 Haider takes over the FPÖ. 40 years later she is the most votes party. Reason for Kickl to stage the "Departure to the Top".

·Vienna, Austria
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Within the framework of the ceremony "Arrival to the Top" in Innsbruck on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the election of Dr. Jörg Haider as the Federal Partyobmann and Klubobmann, FPÖ-Bundesparteiobmann Klubobmann recognized NAbg. Herbert Kickl today the merits of Haider and described the 1986 Innsbruck Party Congress as a "political revolution of the way of thinking" and the "second birthday" of the FPÖ. He drew the dramatic picture of…

·Vienna, Austria
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Saturday, 13 September 1986: This day changed the politics of the Second Republic permanently. Jörg Haider became FPÖ boss. An eyewitness report on reasons and consequences

·Linz, Austria
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