In the signs of Welser Street -names, employees of the Magistrate may have hurled poorly or celebrated all the carnival. Despite several controls, statements about controversial traffic areas, including spelling errors and false terms, were waved through it. The mayor must now have the extra boards and have them renewed.
There are three streets in Wels (Upper Austria), the namesake of which (Waggerl, RESL, Kuhn) can be demonstrated by serious complications with national socialism. According to the presence of the burden report, the city council had initially requested a refund of Spö, the Greens and Neos, but the FPö and ÖVP had made it.
Because both groups only wanted extra boards, linked to the street names that have been discredited, which indicate the “brown” activities of the namesake.
“Wagrein” and “Literature propaganda”
These signs have been installed including statements in the past two weeks. By Friday, next to the “Kroon”, no one should have noted that two of the three tables have spelling errors.
In the sentence “This played an important role in anti-Semitic literature propaganda” on Franz-Resl-Strasse. However, it is really embarrassing that the home community of the writer in Waggerlstraße is called “Wagrein” instead of Wagrain. In both cases, “literature propaganda” also speaks correctly about propaganda literature.
The city manager is not very happy with this and is looking for an explanation. “I don’t know how such a thing could happen. The boards not only investigated magistrate employees, but also all faction -supervisors – there was no complaint,” was irritated by Andreas Rabl (FPö), who must now have the signs removed and exchange.
Antifa is on renamed
Antifa boss Werner Retzl, who continues to rename it at least two of the streets (Kuhn and RESL)-also requires: “Nobody reads a lot because writing, but also for other reasons. Moreover, it is unbearable that people with criminal attitudes must be honored that traffic areas are named after them.
Source: Krone
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