A neo-Nazi shoots three people he thinks he recognizes as “foreigners” in the middle of Nuremberg. Almost 40 years after the crime, the Nuremberg Trials Memorium is looking for witnesses. How could such a crime be forgotten?
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Olaf Przybilla, Nuremberg
Bert Rauenbusch brought historical photos to the crime scene in the center of Nuremberg. The police chief inspector wipes over the tablet, images appear that take your breath away. Rauenbusch is on the busy Königstraße, from here you can see the New Museum, which did not exist 40 years ago. He goes to a window, you can see a downward swinging staircase. In 1982, the neo-Nazi Helmut Oxner shot two people in the cellar there, the “Twenty Five” at the time. And shortly after that another one.