Ten suspected right-wing extremists, five of them from Bavaria, are accused of continuing the banned group “Blood and Honour”. But the environment is obviously much larger.
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Martin Bernstein, Munich
The emails that reached two Munich mosque communities in July 2019 were a clear threat. “Despite the ban, we are not dead,” said the text messages. They were signed “Blood and Honour”. The neo-Nazi network, which has been banned in Germany since 2000, announced bomb attacks. Or were they imitators, free riders, busybodies? In any case, they hit the mark with their signature. Because if what the Munich public prosecutor found out is true, the dissolved neo-Nazi gang continued to exist in Bavaria. Despite the ban. Ten suspected right-wing extremists, five of them from Bavaria, must therefore answer before the Munich Regional Court from Monday.