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End of so called "˜NSU' anti-terror trial in Munich
Location: München
Story Date: Jul 24, 2019
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Protest on the day of the proclamation of sentence with the names of those murdered and drawn portraits carried up front.
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Karl-Heinz Statzberger, convicted for planning a bombing on the groundbreaking ceremony of the new Munich synagogue 2003, in line to attend the trial.
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Protest in front of the court.
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Ismail Yozgat, father of victim Halit Yozgat giving interviews on the day of the last hearings in the trial.
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Media surrounding families of victims.
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Abdul Simsek, son of murdred Enver Simsek and his lawyer during a press conference on the day of the proclamation of sentence.
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Gamze Kubasik, daughter of Mehmet Kubasik
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Press conference.
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Court building.
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Neo-nazis standing in line.
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Ayse Yozgat, mother of victim Halit Yozgat.
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Story Text
After more then 5 years, in June 2018 the trial against three members of the so-called 'NSU' far-right terror network ended in Munich. The racist motivated murder of nine small entrepeneurs and a police woman has shaken german society. Investigators and media for a long time did not see right-wing terror as a possibility. Up until today the voices of the bereaved are in parts ignored. The question how the terror group chose their victims, as well as who supported them have not been revelaed. At the trial neo-nazis already lined up in the early morning hours to attend and later mock the murdered and hurt by the terror group by applauding as the sentences were spoken. Social initiatives as well as the families of the murdered called for a demonstration to Munich and held press conferences to have their demands heard: To uncover the whole 'NSU' network including the full revelation of the involvement by the Verfassungsschutz in far-right structures and an abortion of the secret service.
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End of so called "˜NSU' anti-terror trial in Munich
Credit: Michael Trammer via Visura
Asset ID: VA32977
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Copyright: © Michael Trammer, 2024
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Location: München
Topics:
Civil Rights
Crime
Environment
Essays
Feature
News
Photography
Photojournalism
Politics
Protests
Terrorism
Michael Trammer
Based in Hanover, Germany
Freelance journalist based in Hanover and Munich | Prefers to work with different media (photo, video and text) and likes stories with an investigative element. Writes on social movements, social inequality, migration and group-focused...
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Protest on the day of the proclamation of sentence with the names of those murdered and drawn portraits carried up front.
Karl-Heinz Statzberger, convicted for planning a bombing on the groundbreaking ceremony of the new Munich synagogue 2003, in line to attend the trial.
Protest in front of the court.
Ismail Yozgat, father of victim Halit Yozgat giving interviews on the day of the last hearings in the trial.
Media surrounding families of victims.
Abdul Simsek, son of murdred Enver Simsek and his lawyer during a press conference on the day of the proclamation of sentence.
Gamze Kubasik, daughter of Mehmet Kubasik
Press conference.
Court building.
Neo-nazis standing in line.
Ayse Yozgat, mother of victim Halit Yozgat.
