Shocking Neo-Nazis manifesto scared Germany

Der Spiegel magazine shows some snapshots/still images from a video-manifesto of neo-Nazis suspected of killing 10 people in Germany (scroll down for photos).

A video-manifesto was found in a burned apartment which hosted three members of the neo-Nazi group “National Socialist Underground”, suspected of killing ten people and committing numerous bank robberies (14) over the last decade.

German public opinion was shocked by the fact that the three extremists – Uwe Mundlos, Uwe Böhnhardt and Beate Zschäpe – could act freely for so long time.

The clip-manifesto is a sort of bizarre tour of the Pink Panther – known animated character – through Germany, to various places of crimes committed by suspects. Ten people were killed by neo-Nazis, among which eight Turkish immigrants, an ethnic Greek and a policewoman.

Evidence were found in the burned apartment from Zwickau, Saxony, eastern Germany, where the suspects used to hide. On 4 November, an explosion destroyed part of the house, in an apparent effort to hide evidence. Police were able to identify one of the weapons used by neo-Nazis to kill their victims, but also a propaganda video. The video includes images featuring a bomb with nails – similar to that used in Cologne.

Other evidence was found in the car in which two of the suspects -Uwe M. and Uwe B- killed themselves. It is about the semi-automatic pistols Heckler & Koch belonging to two policemen shot in 2007. One policeman was killed at that time and the other was seriously injured.
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German press wrote that some neo-Nazi group members were working as informers for the German intelligence service.