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Anger remains high in Germany a year after the Hanau massacre

2021-02-19T18:31:20.394Z


As the far-right murderer ended his life, no trial was held, while 23,000 racist or anti-Semitic acts were recorded in 2020.


Correspondent in Berlin

On February 19, 2020, a lonely and racist German, Tobias R., killed nine people in shisha bars in Hanau - Roma and Muslims alike - whom he accused of being unassimilable to this “

pure and superior

German people

, including he claimed the role of protector.

After his savage outfit, he returned to his home and turned his weapon against him.

A year later, the country that Tobias Rathjen intended to defend, struggles to assimilate this xenophobic murder, which confirmed, in the most brutal way, the danger of far-right terrorism.

For the second time, the President of the Federal Republic, Frank Walter Steinmeier, gathered on Friday evening at the Congress Center in the city of mourning.

"

These murders are not a coincidence

», Insisted the head of state.

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Source: lefigaro

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