Neo-Nazis refused entry to art academy

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Vienna - 13 August 2015
1. Banner reading (English): “Smash Fascism”
2. Protesters with banner
3. Close of masked protesters
4. Exterior of Vienna Academy of Fine Arts with protesters
5. Banner reading (English): "Fascists not welcome”
6. Banner reading (Hungarian): “We will not tolerate fascists"
7. SOUNDBITE (German) No name given, masked protester:
“Blood and Honour is an international Nazi-organisation. They have a terrorist wing named Combat 18. We think especially against the background of the NSU (National Socialist Underground) it is important to stand against Nazis and make a visible anti-fascist protest. We call upon all anti-fascists to join our protest.”
8. Close of masked protesters
9. Various of protesters
11. Andrea Braidt, vice-rector of Vienna Academy of Fine Arts being interviewed
12. SOUNDBITE (German) Andrea Braidt, vice-rector of Vienna Academy of Fine Arts:
“About a week ago we were informed that Hungarian right-wing extremists had planned this trip. We made arrangements, we closed the academy, closed the main entrance and we made this public. Because we didn’t want to give this group access.”
13. Wide of academy and protesters
14.SOUNDBITE (German) Andrea Braidt, vice-rector of Vienna Academy of Fine Arts:
“There are different views and theories. In right-wing circles it is sometimes argued that the rejection of Adolf Hitler by the academy led to him deciding to pursue a different career in politics. And that makes some Neo-Nazis obliged to thank the academy - which is something we don’t want.”
15. Wide of minibus with Hungarian license plate leaving
STORYLINE
Hungarian neo-Nazis hoping to visit the Austrian art academy that rejected Hitler have received the same treatment: no admittance.
Advised of the group’s plans, the Academy of Fine Arts shuttered its doors on Thursday.
Vice rector Andrea Braidt says the institute will stay closed until late in the day, reopening only after the six adults and a child leave Vienna.
The academy twice rejected Hitler's application for admission in the early 1900s.
About 30 sometimes masked protesters stood in front of the academy’s main entrance to keep the Neo-Nazis from entering.
The adults are members of the Hungarian chapter of the “Blood and Honour,” an international neo-Nazi organization counting an estimated 10-thousand members.
They are being escorted by police through the Austrian capital until they leave for their next stops, including the house of Hitler’s birth in the town of Braunau.
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