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 Your first reference doesn't even use the phrase ""right-wing"".  I couldn't get your second reference to work  in any case it is not a major reference work.  The Oxford English Dictionary is a major reference work, and here is what it has to say about ""right-wing"": 

 ""That section of a political party, assembly, or other body most tending to hold conservative or reactionary views.""  As an example of usage, they offer ""It seems likely that Catholics have an intrinsically right-wing attitude.""  Now, let's apply your assertion that ""Right-wing and ""liberal"" always meant - and always will mean - free markets.""  So, the quote is saying, ""It seems likely that Catholics have an intrinsically free-market attitude.""  Really?   "