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Otto Scrinzi (5 February 1918 in Lienz, Tirol – 2 January 2012 in Moosburg, Austria), was an Austrian neurologist, journalist and politician (VdU/FPÖ). During the Austrian Anschluss with Nazi Germany and World War II, Scrinzi was a member of the Hitler Youth, the Nazi Party and an SA Sturmführer. Later, he became the leading representative of the German nationalist wing of the so-called “third camp” (Drittes Lager), namely the Federation of Independents (VdU) and later the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ). While he described himself as “national-conservative”, “right-wing” and “conservative”, others outside the FPÖ described him as a far-right politician.

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  • Otto Scrinzi (* 5. Februar 1918 in Lienz, Tirol; † 2. Jänner 2012 in Moosburg (Kärnten)) war ein österreichischer Neurologe, Publizist und Politiker (VdU/FPÖ). Scrinzi war führender Vertreter des deutschnationalen Flügels im so genannten dritten Lager der österreichischen Politik. Während er sich selbst als „national-konservativ“, „rechts“ und „rechtskonservativ“ bezeichnete und etwa von FPÖ-Obmann Heinz-Christian Strache als „freiheitliches Urgestein“, das „die Werte unserer Gesinnungsgemeinschaft der FPÖ immer gelebt hat“ bezeichnet wurde, wurde er von vielen außerhalb der FPÖ als rechtsextrem eingestuft. (de)
  • Otto Scrinzi (5 February 1918 in Lienz, Tirol – 2 January 2012 in Moosburg, Austria), was an Austrian neurologist, journalist and politician (VdU/FPÖ). During the Austrian Anschluss with Nazi Germany and World War II, Scrinzi was a member of the Hitler Youth, the Nazi Party and an SA Sturmführer. Later, he became the leading representative of the German nationalist wing of the so-called “third camp” (Drittes Lager), namely the Federation of Independents (VdU) and later the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ). While he described himself as “national-conservative”, “right-wing” and “conservative”, others outside the FPÖ described him as a far-right politician. He got the Decoration of Honour for Services to the Republic of Austria. (en)
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  • Otto Scrinzi (* 5. Februar 1918 in Lienz, Tirol; † 2. Jänner 2012 in Moosburg (Kärnten)) war ein österreichischer Neurologe, Publizist und Politiker (VdU/FPÖ). Scrinzi war führender Vertreter des deutschnationalen Flügels im so genannten dritten Lager der österreichischen Politik. Während er sich selbst als „national-konservativ“, „rechts“ und „rechtskonservativ“ bezeichnete und etwa von FPÖ-Obmann Heinz-Christian Strache als „freiheitliches Urgestein“, das „die Werte unserer Gesinnungsgemeinschaft der FPÖ immer gelebt hat“ bezeichnet wurde, wurde er von vielen außerhalb der FPÖ als rechtsextrem eingestuft. (de)
  • Otto Scrinzi (5 February 1918 in Lienz, Tirol – 2 January 2012 in Moosburg, Austria), was an Austrian neurologist, journalist and politician (VdU/FPÖ). During the Austrian Anschluss with Nazi Germany and World War II, Scrinzi was a member of the Hitler Youth, the Nazi Party and an SA Sturmführer. Later, he became the leading representative of the German nationalist wing of the so-called “third camp” (Drittes Lager), namely the Federation of Independents (VdU) and later the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ). While he described himself as “national-conservative”, “right-wing” and “conservative”, others outside the FPÖ described him as a far-right politician. (en)
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  • Otto Scrinzi (en)
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