Overview

• A 35-year-old defendant from Bardowick is accused of producing and selling right-wing extremist music with hate-inciting content, including Holocaust denial and Nazi glorification.
• The trial, ongoing since August in Lüneburg, has reached its final pleading stage, with a verdict expected on Tuesday.
• Prosecutors demand a prison sentence of three years and eight months, citing the scale of the operation and its ideological implications.
• Defense lawyers argue the defendant was financially motivated, not ideologically driven, and request probation, highlighting his personal circumstances and prior detention.
• The case involves a network of five men accused of selling over 28,000 records and generating €285,000, with allegations of coordinated activities across multiple German regions.