By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Vienna's public transit agency says it has suspended a tram driver after passengers complained that he allegedly gave them a Nazi-era greeting.
Wiener Linien, which operates the Austrian capital's subway, bus and tram system, says it's investigating claims that the conductor greeted customers with a "Sieg Heil!" last weekend.
The agency said Tuesday it took action after a Jewish newspaper reported the alleged remarks.
Officials say the unidentified conductor reportedly used the Nazi-era greeting over the tram's public address system.
Invoking Nazi symbols is a crime in Austria, which Hitler annexed before World War II.
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