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Concordia-Präsident und langjähriger "SN"-Politikchef Andreas Koller ist tot

derStandard.at

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June 26, 2026

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Concordia-Präsident und langjähriger "SN"-Politikchef Andreas Koller ist tot

Koller war einer der wichtigsten Innenpolitikjournalisten des Landes. SN-Chefredakteurin Zauner würdigt ihn als unparteiisch, unbestechlich, geprägt von großem Sachwissen

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