An anatomy of right-wing terror in Germany. The members of the NSU were able to live underground for thirteen years, during which they killed ten people, robbed over a dozen banks, and allegedly carried out three bomb attacks. In the early years, they were actively sought by several intelligence agencies and were surrounded by traitors, the informants of the domestic intelligence service. Why were they not discovered? What went wrong? The reconstruction of a hunt - detailed, thrilling, controversial. On May 6, 2013, the trial against Beate Zschäpe and other defendants, linked to the murder series of the "National Socialist Underground" (NSU), began at the Higher Regional Court in Munich. This murder series ended with the alleged suicide of Uwe Mundlos and Uwe Böhnhardt in their camper van in Eisenach in November 2011. Since the arrest of Zschäpe and one other.