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Chats Suggest Further Connections Between Identitarians and FPÖ

Summary by Die Presse
According to a report, chats from investigative files show further contacts from Identitarian leader Martin Sellner to the FPÖ. Accordingly, he even threatened to establish his own party.

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According to the standard report, Sellner threatened to form a party. Chat contacts with Lower Austrian FPÖ-Klubobmann Reinhard Teufel.

·Vienna, Austria
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Lean Right

According to a report, chats from investigative files show further contacts from Identitarian leader Martin Sellner to the FPÖ. Accordingly, he even threatened to establish his own party.

·Vienna, Austria
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Lean Left

Investigation files prove intensive contacts of the far-right grouping up to the FPÖ top and the then blue ministries

·Vienna, Austria
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According to investigative acts of 2018, the Identitarians maintain close contacts with the FPÖ and discuss their own party in the absence of support.

VIENNA. Identitarians and their connections to the FPÖ continue to occupy politics and media.

·Linz, Austria
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The Identitarians and their connections to the FPÖ continue to occupy politics and the media. On Tuesday, the "Standard" reported on chats from investigative acts from 2018 and 2019. These show lively contact, which Identitarian face Martin Sellner then led to employees in liberal-led ministries. Angry about the lack of support of the Blues, however, Sellner is also said to have threatened with the founding of his own party.

·Salzburg, Austria
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der Standard AT broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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