Overview

• The Chemnitz documentation center, opened on May 25, 2025, is Germany's first dedicated to the NSU's crimes and their impact.
• It highlights the victims' stories and systemic failures by authorities in addressing the NSU's right-wing terrorist acts from 2000 to 2007.
• Established with the efforts of civil society groups and funded by Saxony and the federal government, its long-term financial stability remains uncertain.
• Victims' families and survivors demand full access to NSU files, better compensation, and training for authorities to combat discrimination.
• A second documentation center is planned for Nürnberg, aiming to expand the national effort to educate and remember.