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title: "Apartment as a Neo-Nazi Scene Meeting Place"
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date: 2019-07-11
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kategorien: ["Aufenthaltsorte"]
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lat: 49.4525249
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lng: 11.1146537
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address: "Marthastraße, 90482 Nürnberg"
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datum: "11.07.2019"
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quelle: "„Ein Jahr nach NSU-Prozess: Das Helfer-Netz ist nicht enttarnt“ auf nordbayern.de am 11.07.2019, Internetseite: https://www.nordbayern.de/politik/ein-jahr-nach-nsu-prozess-das-helfer-netz-ist-nicht-enttarnt-1.9074904 [Aufruf 08.09.2021]"
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An apartment on Marthastraße in the east of Nuremberg was known to anti-fascists in the mid-1990s as a neo-Nazi scene meeting place. For example, on 12 February 1995, an anti-fascist demonstration was held—starting from the then still existing left-alternative cultural center "KOMM" opposite the main railway station—against the "Nazi hangout on Nuremberg's Marthastraße." "We're not standing by any longer! We're taking action!" read the flyer.
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As only became apparent years after the NSU's self-exposure in 2011, later NSU terrorists were also guests at the Nazi apartment, including Beate Zschäpe, who was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2018. This was reported by a defector from the neo-Nazi scene to the joint investigative team of the Nürnberger Nachrichten newspaper and Bayerischer Rundfunk.
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