Andreas Mölzer

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Andreas Mölzer
Mölzer in 2019
Member of the European Parliament
for Austria
In office
2004–2014
Personal details
Born (1952-12-02) 2 December 1952 (age 71)
Leoben, Styria, Austria
Political partyFreedom Party of Austria

Andreas Mölzer (born 2 December 1952) is an Austrian politician and former Member of the European Parliament for the Freedom Party of Austria.

Biography

Born in

Bundesrat
and president of the Freedom Party's Academy.

From 1999 until 2002, Mölzer was cultural advisor of

Carinthia. In 2004, Mölzer was elected as the only MEP for the Freedom Party. In 2005, he was expelled from the Freedom Party for being a harsh critic of Jörg Haider and his faction, but was readmitted after Heinz-Christian Strache
took over the party. Andreas Mölzer is married and has six children. He lives in Carinthia.

Politics

Mölzer is a leading figure of the

cultural German" and often publishes articles in the Junge Freiheit
.

In the European Parliament, Mölzer is known for trying to create a network of right-wing-MEPs, including the French

Committee on Culture and Education and a member of the Delegation to the EU-Turkey
Joint Parliamentary Committee.

In April 2014, Mölzer pulled out of the European elections [1] over controversy sparked by remarks he made at a party meeting.

Media

Mölzer has been publishing in the Die Presse and the Kronen Zeitung, Austria's leading tabloid, since 1998. Since 1997, he is editor-in-chief of the right-wing-weekly Zur Zeit, which is seen as Austrian pendant to Germany's Junge Freiheit, for which Mölzer contributes an article on European Affairs every week. He has also been writing and editing several books on political or history topics.

Mölzer has published several lyrical and prosaical works. His lyrics („Earth-brown tides / roll crowding / mightily through the country“) is interpreted in a political context.[2] However, it is said that the situation depicted in the poem could have been avoided.[3] His novel „Der Graue“ was criticized as it became subject of a public debate in 2014. This novel tells the tale of a survivor of a nuclear war who wanders and rapes through an apocalyptic landscape.[2] The daily newspaper Kurier called the novel as "crazed fantasy of violence" and summarised its ending as follows: „From a folkish perspective, everything in the gray finds its happy ending: the aryan finds his female, saves the species - and is allowed to die.“[4]

See also

References

  1. ^ Austrian Far-Right MEP Andreas Molzer Quits EU Elections over 'Nazi' and 'N****r' Slurs, International Business Times 8 April 2014
  2. ^ a b Mölzers Dichtkünste: Shades of Brown, Der Standard, 26. März 2014
  3. ^ "ᑕ❶ᑐ Badsanierung Graz ▶️ [Jetzt Angebot anfordern]".
  4. ^ Mölzers krude Gewalt-Fantasien, Kurier, 27 March 2014

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