"Sieg Heil" Shouts on the Zillertalbahn Railway Lead to Charges against...
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A 21-year-old is suspected of shouting "Victory! Victory! Victory! Heil! Heil! Heil!" and giving the Hitler salute on a train.
A 21-year-old man has been charged with suspected neo-Nazi activities.
Because of suspicions of National Socialist re-affirmation in the context of the Gauder Festival at the beginning of May.
They were scandalous scenes that had taken place on the State Day on May 1 in a garrison of the Zillertalbahn in Tyrol. Several people were said to have done the Hitler salute there and "Sieg Heil-Parolen chanted. Videos of this went viral – the police took up investigations. Now an indictment was brought in. A suspect (21) will probably soon have to answer to the court.
The legal consequences after the incidents in the Zillertalbahn on the way to the this year's Gauder Fest are clear: a 21-year-old was charged, while a 16-year-old suspect received a diversion.
The events in the run-up to the Gauder Festival had caused indignation throughout the country. A total of eight mostly minor accused persons were investigated by the prosecution. In a 16-year-old and a 21-year-old, the suspicion of re-affirmation was confirmed.
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