German parliament 'ashamed' by neo-Nazi murders

Bundestag resolution apologizing for not stopping the terrorist activities of the National Socialists meters

The German parliament approved a resolution to all parties expressing his "deep shame" as a neo-Nazi terrorist cell has been cleared for the murder of 10 people for 13 years on the run.

In a rare show of unity, the five parties in the Bundestag voted in favor of the motion on Tuesday, also apologized to the victims of National Socialist underground.

terrorists also suspected of at least 14 bank robberies and two bombings of nails.

According to Der Spiegel, the police believe at least 20 people have helped the three main members of the NSU, who fled in 1998 after police discovered a bomb factory in his hometown Jena , East Germany.

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Uwe, 38, and Uwe Börnhardt, 34, were found dead in a rented house in a mobile park in Eisenach, in Thuringia, earlier this month. An autopsy Monday revealed that the old man had killed another by shooting him in the forehead, before putting the gun in his mouth and pull the trigger. Detectives do not believe the couple was murdered because the truck was surrounded by police cars when the shooting occurred.

His alleged accomplice, Beate Zschäpe, 36, surrendered to police in Jena a few days after apparently blew up the house she shared with two men in Zwickau, a town near the Czech border. It has yet to answer questions, while speculation that cooperate with investigators by ensuring a shorter sentence.

Three people have so far been arrested on suspicion of complicity with terrorism.

• in Parliament on Tuesday, Hans-Peter Friedrich, the interior minister, said his ministry was planning to ban the NPD, a legal right-wing party had links with the NSU. Friedrich also said that nearly 300 investigators were looking into the activities of neo-Nazi terrorists.
Monday, the president of the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), revealed a possible link between Michele Kiesewetter was discovered, the wife of the police 22 years, believe the murder victim's final NSU in 2007.

that was believed to be killed indiscriminately. Now, said Jörg Zierke, it appears to have met his killers.

Researchers have discovered that his family had a guest house in his hometown, in Thuringia, who, against his will, he became a neo-Nazi meeting. A few years later, after rightists took over management of the guest house and the family opened another company besides he is the stepfather of Kiesewetter employees of a head with the name of Zschäpe, the same as the suspect. No word yet if the two are linked.

detectives are investigating whether Kiesewetter was killed because he recognized his murderers, or if it was chosen as the payment of an old argument about the guest house of Thuringia.

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