Freedom Party leader Norbert Hofer reacted to a tweet by former Austrian soccer national player Veli Kavlak. “This gentleman has no business in Austria,” the Krone newspaper quotes. Following the military offensive against the Kurds in northern Syria, the Turkish-born Kavlak posted on Twitter. “It has begun. May Allah be with us and make our army victorious. The Turkish nation is with you,” the newspaper Krone quotes the tweet, which was soon deleted.Hofer named Kavlak as proof that Turks living in Austria would find integration difficult or refused to integrate. Kavlak, born in Vienna, played for the Austrian national team until 2014.

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In a clash between two groups of three young men each near Langensteinbach railway station, a 31-year-old man was killed and a 22-year-old injured around 8 p.m. on Monday. After the first investigations by the public prosecutor’s office and the Criminal Investigation Department in Karlsruhe, the two groups of three, six people from Afghanistan, encountered at a railway underpass on Ettlinger Street. Suddenly there were violent clashes by using knives.A 31-year-old man was so badly injured in the neck area that he died a little later on the spot despite the intervention of the paramedics. A 22-year-old companion of the victim suffered arm injuries caused by the use of a knife and had to be treated in hospital. In the meantime, the 22-year-old was able to leave the clinic. Police officers from the police stations of Ettlingen, Karlsruhe-Marktplatz and Neuenbürg arrested three suspects while searching for the suspects. While a 20-year-old was spotted in a bus on the outskirts of Langensteinbach, police patrols arrested two 18-year-old suspects in a garden shed after receiving information from the population. At the request of the public prosecutor’s office in Karlsruhe, two suspects will be brought before the magistrate on Tuesday. Meanwhile, further investigations into the ambiguous background continue.

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Unknown persons damaged four windows of the Protestant church from the year 1723 in the street Kirchstraße in Niederkirchen on the weekend.The police are asking for information from witnesses. The windows of the church are made of many small single glazed elements. Many of these elements were supposedly thrown with chestnuts. The panes shattered. A chestnut tree stands on the damaged side of the building. The damage, which was obviously caused deliberately, should amount to several thousand euros. The police are investigating damage to property. Witnesses who noticed suspicious activity around the church between Friday at 2 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. or who can give information are asked to contact the Kaiserslautern police by calling 0631 369 2150.

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Some Turkish communities in Europe pray for a victory for the Turkish army in Syria. “May Allah bless them and support them with his invisible army,” twittered even Mehmet Alparslan Çelebi, deputy chairman of the Central Council of Muslims in Germany.

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Yesterday, Monday evening, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., a announced rally took place in downtown Herne. The protest demonstration, of about 350 predominantly Kurdish citizens, led past a kiosk. According to initial findings, the meeting participants were provoked by gestures out of this place, so that some stormed into the kiosk and attacked and injured two persons present. Furthermore, one of the windows broke. Afterwards the meeting participants moved on. Then from a Turkish Café a bottle is to have been thrown in the direction of the rally participants. The reaction was very negative and upset. Several people stormed into the café. According to the current state of investigation, furniture and a window of the shop were broken. At least one person inside the café was injured. Also a police officer suffered injuries while intervening. The police officers succeeded in calming the situation.Afterwards the protest march went on to the final meeting place in the pedestrian zone of Herne, where the organizer of the rally ended the rally according to plan. The rally organiser is said to have been injured in the face by members of his rally when he tried to reassure some of the participants. According to initial findings, a total of five people were injured. The police have initiated criminal proceedings, including for breach of the peace.

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According to police, an Afghan who allegedly attacked a caregiver for refugees with a knife in a shelter for asylum seekers in Wullowitz (Freistadt district) on Monday stabbed a car driver to death while fleeing. The suspect then fled in his car. The search has so far been without success. The seriously injured caregiver was flown to a hospital in Linz. Why the suspect attacked the caregiver with a knife was unclear for the time being. According to police, the suspect may not have resided in the shelter. In the evening, a large manhunt was carried out in the border area with the Czech Republic, during which a helicopter was also in deployment. In the evening, the Upper Austrian police issued a public search warrant for a suspicious Afghan. He is on his way with a brown Citroen C3 with the registration FR-640K. Every police station or the emergency number 133 will take clues.

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A 30-year-old German from Gelsenkirchen wanted to party with three friends at the Essen disco “Lucy”. But a bouncer wouldn’t let him in. Reason: The young man is a Christian, he wore a cross around his neck. “I’ve been dating there for six years and of course I know how to appear there. But I didn’t expect something like that,” the German is quoted in the media. “One of them only said that I should take off the chain with the cross, otherwise I wouldn’t get in,” he continued in the tabloid Bild. In order not to spoil the evening for his friends, the man from Gelsenkirchen even allows the doorman to put the chain under his T-shirt. “I am a Christian. If I am no longer allowed to wear a cross in my own country, then something is going badly wrong.” The management of the club answered briefly: “The decision on admittance is always a case-by-case decision of the responsible bouncer.”

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With reference to the lawyer of the imprisoned Stephan Balliet it is stated:

– Stephan Balliet admits a “critical attitude towards Jews”, but firmly denies a motive of right-wing extremism.

“Not every anti-Semite is a National Socialist,” he explained to the interrogators according to his lawyer, Hans-Dieter Weber. Balliet asked Weber at their first meeting whether the public defender was Jewish.

– Balliet had received EUR 750 anonymously and radicalized himself anti-Semitically on the Internet via alleged Arab sources.

The unemployed Stephan Balliet paid for the purchase of weapon components of grants by a person unknown to him, with whom he communicated on the Internet and who sent him 750 EURO (0.1 Bitcoin).
He had (presumably) also radicalised himself anti-Semitically on the Internet using Arab sources, but was not radicalised in terms of right-wing extremism.

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