IS files incriminate Islamists in Germany
SPIEGEL TV
The "Islamic State" kept personal files on its fighters. New documents obtained by SPIEGEL TV and SPIEGEL now incriminate German jihadist returnees. By Jörg Diehl, Roman Lehberger and
By Vanessa Schlesier
Birthday cake with swastika: Insights into the inner life of the Freital terror cell
SPIEGEL TV
That Freital has a massive problem with right-wing xenophobes has been known for some time. But only now have the suspects been classified as a terrorist organisation. According to the Federal Prosecutor's Office, the Freital group allegedly carried out two attacks on refugee shelters in Freital as well as an attack on an alternative housing project in Dresden.
By Vanessa Schlesier
Suspected IS fighter tracked down in Germany
SPIEGEL TV
The second police action against jihadists within a week: investigators searched the flat of a suspected former IS fighter near Mainz. His name: Bassam S. Shortly before, SPIEGEL TV had tracked down the man after weeks of research.
By Vanessa Schlesier
Timo's hatred for refugees: The career of a right-wing arsonist
SPIEGEL TV
Some of these so-called concerned citizens also become angry or even hate citizens, namely when they completely uninhibitedly incite against asylum seekers on Facebook. One of them is Timo S. After committing several crimes, the founder of a Freital vigilante group is now on trial. Portrait of a bus driver who became a xenophobe after work.
By Vanessa Schlesier
The hate preachers from Freital
SPIEGEL TV
What kind of people are they who incite against refugees in social networks, even calling for their death? SPIEGEL TV went on a search in Freital. When asked about their motives, many of them suddenly became speechless.
By Vanessa Schlesier