Neo-Nazi music producers raided in Germany and other EU countries
In Germany, Italy, Poland, Estonia and the Czech Republic, searches were conducted on people suspected by law enforcement agencies of involvement in the production and distribution of neo-Nazi music. This was reported by media outlets including Der Spiegel and Die Welt, citing police and prosecutors.
In Germany, Italy, Poland, Estonia and the Czech Republic, searches were conducted on people suspected by law enforcement agencies of involvement in the production and distribution of neo-Nazi music. This was reported by media outlets including Der Spiegel and Die Welt, citing police and prosecutors. The investigation is headed by German law enforcement officers - the prosecutor's office of the German city of Rostock and the police department of the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
Media write that the center of the investigation in Germany are four people aged 43 to 55 years. According to the investigation, no later than 2020, they “joined a network for the production and distribution of music of Nazi, anti-Semitic and racist content, inciting ethnic hatred.” In addition to them, searches took place at eight people suspected of involvement in such activities, as well as people from their inner circle.
German police conducted searches in Berlin, Bavaria, Thuringia and North Rhine-Westphalia. About 390 law enforcement officers took part in the operation.
Jana Christmas
