SPD Politician Helge Lindh Targeted with Threatening Letter Signed 'NSU 3.0'

The Wuppertal lawmaker shared the letter, which included white powder and death threats, while vowing to continue fighting extremism.

Helge Lindh, SPD Bundestag member and advocate for migration policy, received a handwritten letter accusing him of 'Deutschenhass' and threatening his safety.
The letter, signed 'NSU 3.0,' referenced the National Socialist Underground, a far-right terror group responsible for past attacks in Germany.
White powder enclosed in the letter was determined to be harmless by authorities, but Lindh expressed anger over the risk posed to his staff who opened it.
Lindh described the threat as a 'new low point' in the ongoing harassment he has faced since entering Parliament in 2017.
The politician reaffirmed his commitment to combating hate, extremism, and violence despite the intimidation attempt.