A swastika was again sprayed on a building in Nuremberg. The Middle Franconia police headquarters said on Sunday that the graffiti, measuring approximately 1.5 by 1.5 meters, was sprayed with black paint on the facade of a supermarket building between Thursday and Saturday. Just a few days earlier, right-wing extremist graffiti on the Zeppelin stand on the former Nazi party rally grounds in Nuremberg caused horror. In both cases, the Special Commissariat for State Security Crimes took over the investigation.
From the Zeppelin stand, Adolf Hitler and other Nazi greats followed the Wehrmacht and Reich Labor Service marches during the Nazi party rallies between 1933 and 1938. Today the Zeppelin Grandstand and the Zeppelin Field are a learning and meeting place for dealing with the Nazi era.
In the days before that incident, there had already been several anti-Semitic incidents, including graffiti, in the Central Franconian city.