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Wir unterstützen den Aufruf “Gegen Volk und Vaterland!” der Antifaschistischen Sportgruppe Jena und rufen dazu auf, sich an den Gegenaktivitäten zum “Fest der Völker” zu beteiligen. Aktuelle Infos gibt bei jena.antifa.net/fdv und bei www.voelkerball.de.vu.

siehe auch: Das “Fest der Völker” am 8. September in Jena blockieren!Bereits zum dritten Mal wollen Nazis ein europaweites „Fest der Völker“ unter dem Motto „Für ein Europa der Vaterländer“ in Jena veranstalten (8. September 2007). Anmelder ist der stellvertretende Landesvorsitzende der NPD Thüringen Ralf Wohlleben.

Jena: Letzte Infos / Zeit zu handeln! Morgen soll es stattfinden; das zweite neonazistische Fest der Völker in Jena. Antifas rufen u. a. zu Blockaden auf! Im Folgenden die wichtigsten Informationen für heute nachmittag (Pressekonferenz mit Udo Voigt in Jena) und morgen!

derStandard.at - Nazi-Video: Neue Aufnahmen aufgetaucht
Strafanzeige gegen drei Grundwehrdiener - Zwei Vorarlberger und ein Salzburger - Bericht über Hakenkreuz-Tätowierung. Nach dem Bekanntwerden eines in der Schwarzenbergkaserne bei Salzburg gedrehten Nazi-Videos wird das Militärkommando Salzburg heute oder spätestens morgen die Ermittlungen abschließen und Strafanzeige bei der Staatsanwaltschaft Salzburg erstatten. (…) Gegenüber dem ORF behauptete ein anonymer Grundwehrdiener, dass einer der Verdächtigen Verbindungen zur rechtsextremen Szene habe und auch eine Hakenkreuz-Tätowierung am Körper trage. “Wir gehen diesem Hinweis selbstverständlich nach, bisher war unseren Ermittlern aber davon nichts bekannt”, sagte Wallner. Richtig sei aber, dass einer viele Tätowierungen habe. Zu möglichen Verbindungen zur rechten Szene wollte sich Wallner nicht äußern, weil es sich um ein offenes Verfahren handle. (…)
Im Zuge der Erhebungen des Militärkommandos Salzburg ist am Mittwochnachmittag ein weiteres einschlägiges Video aufgetaucht. Zumindest einer der handelnden Grundwehrdiener kam auch schon auf dem ersten Video vor, teilte Presseoffizier Hans Georg Wallner mit.

siehe auch: Austria to charge 4 soldiers for Nazi salutes. Four Austrian soldiers face criminal charges for exchanging Hitler salutes in two videos that appeared on the Internet, Defence Minister Norbert Darabos said on Thursday; Weiteres Nazi-Video aus Salzburger Kaserne aufgetaucht. Im Zuge der Erhebungen des Militärkommandos Salzburg wegen des aufgetauchten Nazi-Videos ist am Mittwochnachmittag ein weiteres einschlägiges Video aufgetaucht; Weiteres Nazi-Video aus Salzburger Kaserne aufgetaucht. Im Zuge der Erhebungen des Militärkommandos Salzburg wegen des aufgetauchten Nazi-Videos ist am Mittwochnachmittag ein weiteres einschlägiges Video aufgetaucht.

Comment is free: Far out on the right
Politics in Hungary has taken a nasty turn with the creation of a rightwing militia. Istvan Csurka is perhaps the most outlandish man in Hungary, or at least in Hungarian politics. As the leader of the far, far, far right MIEP party, he is so anti-semitic, anti-gay, anti-roma, anti-capitalism, anti-American, anti-Russian, anti-anything western, anything Eastern, that the only word for him is neo-nazi, which, by the way, does not insult him.

Union of Councils for Soviet Jews: Neo-Nazis Arrested for Murder
Two teenagers were arrested in Barnaul, Russia (Altay Kray) on suspicion of murdering an Azeri market trader, according to a September 3, 2007 report by the Sova Information-Analytical Center. Police discovered neo-Nazi literature, along with the murder weapons, in the suspects’ apartments

Switzerland: Europe’s heart of darkness? - Independent Online Edition > Europe
Switzerland is known as a haven of peace and neutrality. But today it is home to a new extremism that has alarmed the United Nations. Proposals for draconian new laws that target the country’s immigrants have been condemned as unjust and racist. A poster campaign, the work of its leading political party, is decried as xenophobic. Has Switzerland become Europe’s heart of darkness?

Lithuania asks to quiz ex-Yad Vashem head over WWII killings - Haaretz - Israel News
Lithuania’s chief prosecutor is mulling whether to order a probe against the former director of Yad Vashem Yitzhak Arad into allegations he was involved in the killing of Lithuanians as a partisan fighter during World War Two. In a letter to the Justice Ministry, Lithuanian authorities asked to question the Lithuanian-born historian and retired Israel Defense Forces brigadier general on murder accusations raised by a local magazine article based on quotes from his autobiography and testimony he gave as a witness in trials of Nazi criminals. (…) The Lithuanian Holocaust is unique in that it was largely carried out by locals, especially members of the Order Police, who began butchering Jews the moment the Soviets left in 1941, even before the German army arrived. Only a few thousand of Lithuania’s 220,000 Jews survived the Holocaust. After the German army conquered Lithuania in 1941, the 15-year-old Arad fled his hometown ghetto and joined a unit of Soviet partisans until the Red Army took over the region. After the war he boarded an illegal immigrant ship to Israel, joined the Palmach [a pre-state elite strike force], and later served as an officer in the IDF, retiring in 1972 as head of the Education Corps. In civilian life Arad became a scholar and lecturer on Jewish history, specializing in the Holocaust. He was director of Yad Vashem from 1972 to 1993.

Police called on to investigate trashed home of Jewish couple as hate crime | Published September 6th, 2007
B’nai Brith Canada is calling for police to investigate the vandalism of a Bowmanville home owned by a Jewish family as a hate crime. The rental property, owned for 15 years by Allan and Marion Schwartz who lost family members during the Holocaust, was completely trashed and had anti-Jewish and neo-Nazi graffitti scrawled on it.

Dzeno Association .- Czech President opens “A Vanished World”
On Wednesday, 5 September 2007, Czech President Václav Klaus will open an exhibit entitled “A Vanished World” at the National Gallery’s Veletržní palác in Prague. VPORH president Čeněk Růžička says: “Today the history of the Roma and Sinti is still either unknown or grossly misrepresented. Our people are subjected to stigmatization, which means the rest of the population and its governing bodies determine what is thought of the Roma and Sinti. This exhibition, however, is unique in that it shows how we view ourselves.” The exhibit was created by the Committee for the Redress of the Romani Holocaust (VPORH) in collaboration with the National Gallery in Prague, the Czech Ministry of Culture, the Czech German Fund for the Future, the City of Prague and other partners.

Austria to charge 4 soldiers for Nazi salutes | Reuters
Four Austrian soldiers face criminal charges for exchanging Hitler salutes in two videos that appeared on the Internet, Defence Minister Norbert Darabos said on Thursday. Any display of Nazi propaganda or symbols is a crime in Austria, which took decades to acknowledge it was more a willing party than a victim of Nazi Germany’s Third Reich. In the army barracks incident captured by mobile-phone camera and posted on the video-sharing Web site YouTube, a soldier goose-steps past and stretches out his right arm in a Hitler salute. Another shouts, “Heil Hitler!”

siehe auch: Nazi-Video schockt Österreich. Das Video wurde in einer Salzburger Kaserne gedreht und übers Wochenende auf YouTube hochgeladen. Es zeigt alkoholisierte Soldaten, welche die rechte Hand zum Hitler-Gruss ausstrecken; 4 Austrian soldiers suspended and face criminal charges over Nazi video. Four soldiers accused of involvement in two videos showing young Austrian conscripts exhibiting pro-Nazi behavior have been temporarily suspended as prosecutors consider criminal charges, a defense ministry statement said Thursday. Military officials have launched disciplinary proceedings against the soldiers, the statement said.

Czech footballer fined for Nazi gesture @ NewKerala.Com News Channel
The Czech football association fined Pavel Horvath, a midfielder for Sparta first division club, for giving what an extremism expert found to be a Nazi salute during a recent game. The player is to pay 200,000 koruny ($9,900) for repeatedly raising his right hand towards fans during a victorious league game against Viktoria Zizkov team on Aug 25. The gesture resembled the Nazi Sieg Heil salute. (…) Sparta fans shouted anti-Semitic chants, often used against a rival first league team of Slavia, during the match Aug 15 with London club Arsenal.

siehe auch: Czech soccer player fined 200,000 crowns for raised arm. Pavel Horvath, Czech first soccer league Sparta Praha’s midfielder, was fined 200,000 crowns today for having raised his arm in a gesture that reminded of the Nazi salute during a league 4th round match against Zizkov. (inkl. Video)