The Mauthausen concentration camp site in Austria is facing development plans, including a potential Lidl branch, which has drawn the attention of the Russian government.

7 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 29

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The Mauthausen concentration camp site in Austria is facing development plans, including a potential Lidl branch, which has drawn the attention of the Russian government.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about

Austria Mauthausen Lidl

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The Mauthausen concentration camp site, linked to the Nazi era, is located in Austria and was purchased by the country in 2017.

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The Mauthausen site, linked to Adolf Hitler, was subject to a compulsory purchase in Austria.Jul 22

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The entities involved

Austria
country in Central Europe
- Austria is driving major defense and public service reforms.Mon 17:10
- Ireland and Austria have begun imposing sanctions on Russia, with Bern involved in implementing measures targeting Russian revenues.Mon 13:24
Mauthausen
municipality in Perg District, Upper Austria, Austria

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Lidl
German global discount supermarket chain
- A partnership has been established between Lidl and a partner organization to facilitate food collection in Wirral.Mon 13:04
- Lidl is planning to build a new complex in Sylt to address the existing housing shortages in the area.Sun 13:25

Coverage

Newest first; wire copies grouped

Aug 28euronews.com
Jan 1bignewsnetwork.com

5 more outlets ran the same wire story