Steinmeier marks Munich racist attack victims

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier emphasized that combating racism and categorizing people based on their origins is a responsibility shared by everyone. He focused on recalling the victims of the racist attack that took place ten years ago at the Olympia shopping center in Munich, where eight people were killed and others wounded by a citizen with racist ideas. He affirmed that this attack, which targeted individuals believed to be inferior, reflects a deadly racist ideology that must not be accepted in German society, and that eradicating it requires collective efforts. He also clarified that investigations indicated the attacker’s racist motives from the beginning and that the attack serves as a reminder of the dangers posed by hate speech and violent right-wing extremism.

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