NSU supporter - BGH orders main hearing at OLG
She is said to have given Beate Zschäpe her health insurance card and to have helped the NSU terror cell pick up a mobile home.
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She is said to have given Beate Zschäpe her health insurance card and to have helped the NSU terror cell pick up a mobile home.
Almost 400 documented incidents, 40 acts of violence - and a falling inhibition threshold: Jews were subjected to significantly more attacks last year than before.
Saxony was once the retreat of the NSU terrorists. In Chemnitz, there is now a new place of learning and remembrance for the victims of right-wing terror. Those affected also speak at the opening.
Saxony was once the retreat of the NSU terrorists. In Chemnitz, there is now a new place of learning and remembrance for the victims of right-wing terror. Those affected also speak at the opening.
"The blacks have to die out so that the whites have it better": this is how a CDU politician quotes a Saxon primary school pupil. There are repeated cases of right-wing extremism in schools.
A group of young people are suspected of being a right-wing extremist terrorist cell. The youngest suspect is 14 years old. Why are young people so radical?
The investigations include attempted murder, particularly serious arson and membership of a terrorist organization. Some of the suspects are minors.
They call themselves the "last wave of defense". It is about suspected right-wing extremists who are still very young and prepared to use violence.
A right-wing extremist incident occurred during the anniversary celebrations in Kamenz - with consequences for a young man.
Saxony's Greens are calling for the AfD to be banned - with broad support. Even former skeptics are now in favour. The party conference makes it clear: the call for consequences is getting louder.
The public prosecutor's office is investigating a 37-year-old man. He is alleged to have shown the Hitler salute from a vintage military car while wearing a steel helmet.
The Federal Public Prosecutor's Office has had four men arrested for their alleged role in the "Kingdom of Germany" group. Two of them are now in custody.
The Saxon Office for the Protection of the Constitution had repeatedly warned against the activities of the "Kingdom of Germany". Now Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has banned the association of the same name.
Even if their ideas often sound confused, many "Reichsbürger" are by no means harmless from the point of view of the security authorities. Four men have now been arrested and their association banned.
Since 2014, the brochure "Sachsen rechts unten" has been providing information on trends and enemy images of the far-right scene. Now the yearbook for 2025 has been published.
The Reichsbürger association "Kingdom of Germany" was also up to mischief in Saxony. The ban on the association has now been approved by the left, the Greens and the SPD.
The "Kingdom of Germany" is considered to be Germany's largest Reichsbürger group. But who and what is behind it?
The largest group of so-called Reich citizens has been banned by the Federal Ministry of the Interior. The authorities in Saxony are also cracking down - and are receiving support from politicians.
They do not recognize the Federal Republic. In Saxony, the LKA searches several properties after the "Kingdom of Germany" group is banned.
Federal Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) has banned a group of so-called Reich citizens and self-administrators who call themselves the "Kingdom of Germany". According to the Ministry of the Interior, police forces have been searching buildings used by the association and the homes ..
In the late summer of 2018, Chemnitz made national headlines with riots by right-wing extremists. The criminal investigation is far from over - much to the chagrin of the victims.
At a May Day celebration, Central Saxony's district administrator Krüger posed with a young man. He was wearing a shirt with Nazi symbolism. "I made a mistake," Krüger now admitted.
For the Office for the Protection of the Constitution, the AfD is a "confirmed right-wing extremist movement". Does this also have consequences in Saxony?
The BSW in Saxony does not see the debate on banning the AfD as a solution. Politics must change in order to remove the breeding ground for the party.
What happens after the classification of the AfD in the federal government? The SPD, Greens and Left Party in Saxony are calling for a clear demarcation.
A master roofer advertises for trainees in the official gazette of the town of Sebnitz - with inhumane restrictions. The outrage is huge, there are criminal charges - and public protest.
A master roofer advertises for trainees in the official gazette of the town of Sebnitz - with inhumane restrictions. The outrage is huge.
A roofing company advertises for trainees in the official gazette of the town of Sebnitz - and makes an inhumane restriction in the process. The town reacts, but is itself criticized.
Traditionally, on the evening before 1 May, people at the "Leipzig Shows Courage" festival show their commitment to solidarity with one another. They set an example against right-wing extremism and racism.
Right-wing violence in Saxony continues to increase. 2024 victim counselors again recorded more attacks than in Chemnitz in 2018. There is talk of a right-wing takeover.
A teacher is ambushed in the Ore Mountains. She is insulted and threatened. The woman has now had herself transferred early.
An apartment building in Leipzig has already been damaged several times by unknown persons. Following an arson attack, a police extremism unit is now investigating.
A man from Saxony is said to have prepared an explosives attack on an asylum shelter in Senftenberg. Right-wing structures come into focus. Other cases are also causing uncertainty.
The number of anti-Semitic crimes in Saxony is falling, but remains at a high level according to an analysis by the Left Party. Leipzig is a hotspot.
Radical tendencies in society are on the rise. This is a finding that has been worrying the security authorities for years. This is also evident in politically motivated crimes.
Sparkasse Chemnitz has been arguing for years with the far-right Free Saxons about opening a current account. The bank strictly refused. Now a court has ruled.
An 83-year-old man attends a performance at the Leipzig Opera, suddenly stands up and gives a forbidden Nazi salute. The police are now investigating the man.
Saxony has stepped up its protection of Jewish institutions and action against anti-Semitism. The number of cases rose to an all-time high by 2023. Now the upward trend seems to have stopped.
30 officers are on duty in the Schedewitz district of Zwickau.
Every year, right-wing extremists try to abuse the anniversary of the destruction of Dresden. The city defends itself against myth-making and the falsification of history - even after February 13.
The police have apparently foiled an attack on a hostel for refugees in Brandenburg. An arrest warrant has been issued for a 21-year-old.
A 21-year-old is said to have armed himself with explosives in order to attack a hostel for asylum seekers in Brandenburg. But after an anonymous tip-off, the police are able to prevent worse.
Threats, insults, violence - left-wing campaigners have already been attacked several times in Saxony. In Bautzen, the team at an information stand was hit.
For reasons of secrecy, the Office for the Protection of the Constitution does not disclose all known meeting places of the right-wing scene. However, official figures also show an increase.
For a long time, Saxony was considered the preferred stage for neo-Nazi concerts. However, an analysis now shows that the scene has at least become quieter with its music in the Free State.
They reject the Federal Republic of Germany as a state and live in their own world: so-called Reich citizens continue to be popular in Saxony. They also keep the judiciary busy.
Last summer, a group of suspected left-wing extremists allegedly attacked people in a park in Zwickau. Now apartments in Saxony and Thuringia have been searched.
Swastika graffiti, right-wing extremist slogans, Hitler salutes - the number of incidents with a right-wing extremist background is increasing in Saxony's schools.
The Office for the Protection of the Constitution has classified the Saxon AfD as right-wing extremist. The party's complaint was rejected. The state association of the AfD Saxony is relying on the main proceedings.
The Office for the Protection of the Constitution has classified the AfD in Saxony as right-wing extremist. The Higher Administrative Court rejected an appeal by the party. The AfD was finally defeated.
Just over a week ago, the parties in Saxony put up their first election posters. Several teams were injured, threatened or insulted in the process. One party in particular was affected.
The police arrive at an alleged birthday party in Dresden. There they encounter two right-wing scene bands and visitors.
The theft of all ten stumbling blocks in Zeitz caused outrage last year. Schoolchildren produced temporary replacements from the 3D printer, which have now ended up in the museum.
The right-wing scene repeatedly mobilizes against climate protection, sometimes even leading to physical attacks. A project by the Kulturbüro Sachsen aims to counter this.
East Germany has had a "super election year" - and the AfD made gains in many places. Democracy initiatives draw a sobering balance.
A police officer allegedly gave the Hitler salute at a party at Hohnstein Castle. The investigation has now been closed. The gesture was probably misinterpreted.
Despite intimidation attempts from the right, they gave concerts in several youth centers in East Germany. The Beatsteaks have now been honored for their efforts to combat right-wing extremism.
Law enforcement authorities have taken concerted action against hate postings on the internet on a day of action. There are also suspects in Saxony.
Following the arrest of one of the most wanted suspected left-wing extremists, Interior Minister Schuster praises the officers. He speaks of the central piece of the puzzle in the entire investigation.
The man had been the subject of an international manhunt for years. Now the suspected left-wing extremist Jo
There will be a first documentation center on the NSU crimes in Chemnitz in 2025. Minister of State for Culture Roth and Minister for Democracy Meier visited the site to see for themselves.
For years, the right-wing extremist NSU terrorists lived unmolested in Saxony. On the day they unmasked themselves, the victims are commemorated here.
Because a supporter probably knew about the NSU robberies, she has to answer to a regional court. The evidence is not sufficient for another aspect of the indictment.
Students are calling on the university to send a clear signal against right-wing violence, discrimination and unequal treatment. To this end, they have now presented a paper of demands.
They use banned license plates and pose with weapons online. But this is also how investigators track down right-wing extremists. This time, the focus is on a teenager.
Around 40 people from the right-wing spectrum gather in the Ore Mountains for a music event. The police intervene.
The Islamophobic Pegida movement has been dead for a long time. Now leader Lutz Bachmann is announcing the last protest on the streets - 10 years after its foundation and increasing radicalization.
The Islamophobic Pegida movement has been dead for a long time. Now leader Lutz Bachmann is announcing the last protest on the streets - 10 years after its foundation and increasing radicalization.
The AfD in Saxony is currently defending itself against its classification as a confirmed right-wing extremist movement. In an earlier case, the Dresden Administrative Court has now dismissed a complaint by the party.
Following the state elections in Saxony, Thuringia and Brandenburg, the debate about banning the AfD has flared up again. The Saxon Interior Minister is skeptical of such demands.
On "Day X", stones and incendiary devices were thrown at the police in Leipzig. The public prosecutor brought charges of attempted murder against a 25-year-old man. The district court dismisses them.
Writer Monika Maron laments mistakes in dealing with the AfD in the early years. According to her, the political development also has consequences for her writing.
How should Germany react appropriately to terrorist attacks or the illegal entry of migrants? The ideas in politics differ widely.
In some places, the 1990s were a heyday for right-wing extremists. That must not happen again, warns Saxony's leading Green candidate Meier.
There will be a first documentation center on the NSU crimes in Chemnitz in 2025. The foundations have been laid, now the implementation begins.
Polls put the AfD at around 30 percent in the state elections, sometimes even ahead of the CDU - and there are plans to form a government. However, all parties in parliament have ruled out a coalition.
Zwickau is one of the cities inextricably linked to the right-wing extremist terror cell NSU. The core trio lived there and planned their crimes. A new exhibition is now dedicated to this.
The namesake and co-leader of the new BSW party wants a different approach to the AfD. She clearly states what she rejects.
Prinzen frontman Sebastian Krumbiegel uses his music to fight against right-wing extremism and for democracy. He finds the AfD as the strongest force "scary".
Large demonstration in Leipzig on August 25: "Hand in Hand" for democracy and against right-wing extremism, shortly before the state elections in Saxony.
Dresden sends a strong signal against right-wing extremism ahead of the state elections: demonstration on August 25 for democracy and diversity.
The provisional lifting of the "Compact" ban by the Federal Administrative Court is causing tensions. A final decision on the ban is due in February.
The provisional lifting of the "Compact" ban by the Federal Administrative Court is causing tensions. A final decision on the ban is due in February.
With the three state elections in Thuringia, Saxony and Brandenburg, Minister President Woidke sees stability in danger. From the SPD politician's point of view, everything is at stake.
One week after the right-wing extremist protests against the CSD in Bautzen, neo-Nazis also form up in Leipzig. The police are prepared - the organizer breaks off the demonstration himself.
The LGBTQ scene fights for equal rights with demonstrations at CSD. Neo-Nazis took advantage of this in Bautzen to stage their own march. Now the police union has spoken out urgently.
Following a court decision, the far-right "Compact" magazine may be published again. The publisher celebrated this at an AfD event in Saxony.
Following a court ruling, the far-right "Compact" magazine may be published again. The publisher also wants to make politicians liable for recourse.
After the court ruling in favor of the "Compact" magazine, Faeser has to answer uncomfortable questions. Has she possibly overshot the mark in the fight against right-wing extremism?
The ban on the far-right "Compact" magazine has been lifted for the time being. The creators are celebrating the court decision as a triumph.
The Christopher Street Day demonstration in Bautzen in eastern Saxony is under police protection. The reason is right-wing protests. Saxony's Minister of the Interior is shocked.
Coercion, assault, incitement to hatred: time and again, asylum seekers are the target of attacks. According to provisional statistics, the numbers have recently fallen. Regional focuses are striking.
Coercion, assault, incitement to hatred: time and again, asylum seekers in Germany are the target of verbal or physical attacks. The regional focus is striking.
If the mayor is not available, honorary deputies take over in small towns and villages. In Lunzenau, the far-right Free Saxons have now secured such an office.
A Saxon police trainee is reported to the police after making anti-Semitic remarks at a Jewish cemetery. The police academy has initiated criminal and civil service proceedings.
Two men are said to have collected donations for IS. The Office of the Attorney General had them arrested on Thursday. They are now in custody.
Two Russian citizens remanded in custody for fundraising activities for IS. Federal prosecutor's office issues arrest warrants.
The Saxon Ministry of Culture sees no reason to ban the silent fox in nurseries and schools, as the gesture is harmless and cannot be confused with the nationalist wolf salute.
Federal prosecutors have arrested suspected IS supporters in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. They are accused of collecting funds for IS.
Last week, the Federal Ministry of the Interior banned the magazine "Compact". Now the far-right publication is defending itself in court.