The Identitarian Movement is gaining momentum. Undercover research by star and RTL show that right-wing groups only publicly distance themselves from each other
The future of Europe smells of sweat. At least if the man around whom everything revolves this evening is right.
A warm Friday in July in Vienna, the weekend has begun. Young people are sitting by the Danube, drinking wine spritzers and waiting for the sunset. South of the river, far from the castles and horse-drawn carriages, there is no trace of the lightness of summer. A narrow alley, a house, the walls covered in graffiti. In front of it a group of young men. Caps and sunglasses, their faces covered. They eye passers-by suspiciously. Around them: police officers, dozens of them.
Source: Stern
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