Austria: Poor Old People Kicked Out of Their Homes to Make Room for “Asylum Seekers”

Diversity Macht Frei
September 6, 2014

“We hereby notify you that your rental contract cannot be extended as of 30/4/2015 as this flat is urgently needed to provide accommodation for asylum seekers. Salzburg Social Work is responsible for further assignment.“

The 72-year-old (female) pensioner Waltraud Z. found her eyes literally falling out of her head when she came across this letter from Austria Homes (incidentally its shareholders are Caritas, Raika and the bishophric of St. Pölten) in her postbox on 11 August.

Source: Kybeline

It says elsewhere that the woman receives the minimum pension and that the housing is subsidised by the government.