Austria opens police station at Hitler's birthplace in Braunau am Inn
Austrian politicians hope the change will prevent neo-Nazis from visiting the building as a place of pilgrimage.
Instead now they get to work there
A big lie Everyone knows a lot of nazis are cops, it’s where they get their fix for feeling powerful over others
Tbh, this seems more like an obstacle to neo-Nazis getting their steps in
It should be a museum of the russian winter. There's nothing a nazi fears more than the russian winter.
So they turned it from a fascist shrine to a fascist laboratory. Good, good
Why hasn't it been taken down 50 y ago already? 75 y ago? 137 y ago?
i have bad news about neo-nazis and the police
Now they will visit it as a place of employment
Vamos evitar peregrinações neonazistas transformando a casa do Hitler em delegacia. Quanto tempo até estourar o escândalo da célula de policiais neonazistas na casa do Hitler?
Does Austria know any cops???
the spawn point of history's most well known authoritarian being turned into an artifice of state power is just another one of those "god is a hack writer and his creation is probably plagiarized" moments that seems to happen every other minute these days
Hey, I've got some bad news for Austria about police. You might wanna sit down for this, but...
I can see a lot of neo-nazi enlisting to the police academy in the near future
Hitler's birthplace begins new life as a police station reut.rs/4wjcrdi
If the fascists lost, how come Hitler's birthplace got turned into a landmark for fascism?
Great to see that they're moving away from that whole men in uniforms thing. Oh.
Why wouldn’t they have just torn this building down?
How appropriate, thin blue line goes Nazi.
“Not everyone is happy with the decision to open a police station there, saying it sends the wrong signal.” The worst choice that could’ve been made. Every officer who works there will be choosing to work there because of its connection to Hitler. Which isn’t a good thing.
The man has been dead for over 80 years
I guess it's technically true that it can't be a place the far-right make pilgrimages to if they're just already inside all the time
come on bro the jokes just write themselves here
I like how they grappled with weighty issues about remembrance (make it a museum) vs. erasure & renewal (demolish it), and despite all that somehow landed on police station www.bbc.com/news/article...
I don’t understand why they don’t knock it down, frankly (and ideally replace it with a memorial to the victims of the Nazis)
I am policeman from Austria and this is my workplace
Same as the old life
appropriate, a symbol of fascism becomes a home for fascists
Home of Nazi Becomes Nazi's Home