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by News Editor
Court room of the European Court of Human Rights. Photo: Wiki Commons.
Daily Mail – An Austrian far-right politician under fire for saying that Hitler’s rule may have been more liberal than European Union regulations on Monday acknowledged that he also disparaged blacks during a speech at a presentation of a book written by a fellow right-winger
Andreas Moelzer initially denied saying that Europe risked turning into a “conglomerate of Negroes … where chaos multiplies (through) mass immigration.” He admitted doing so after a German newspaper posted a voice recording of his comments on Internet.
