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Otto Scrinzi

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Otto Scrinzi (born February 5, 1918 in Lienz, Tirol; † 2 January 2012 in Moosburg, Austria) was an Austrian neurologist, journalist and politician (VdU/FPÖ).

During World War II, Scrinzi was member of the Nazi Party. Later, he became the leading representative of the Austrian-German nationalist wing of the so-called “third camp” (Drittes Lager).[1] While he described himself as “national-conservative”,[2] “right-wing” and “conservative”, others outside the FPÖ described him as a far-right politician.[3]

He got the Decoration of Honour for Services to the Republic of Austria.

References

  1. ^ ORF-Carinthia: Otto Scrinzi tot - Trauer bei FPK/FPÖ.
  2. ^ Kleine Zeitung: “Ich bin Fundamentalist und kein Extremist”.
  3. ^ Der Standard: Rathkolb: “Scrinzi war am rechtsextremen Rand der FPÖ”.
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