The list of far-right attacks, murders, and assaults in Germany is long. Until now, the principle has been one of suppression. A common stereotype was that neo-Nazis only terrorize the East German provinces. The "NSU" and the ten murders attributed to them have horrifically disproven this: neo-Nazis also kill in West German metropolises, for years, undisturbed. Further ignorance is no longer possible. An unprecedented failure of politics and security authorities has allowed these acts to occur. In his book, Patrick Gensing shows how the neo-Nazi movement radicalized after 1989/90 and encountered little resistance. He analyzes the diverse far-right spectrum and proves that the NPD is closely linked to the terrorists. He also holds inactive politicians accountable who turn a blind eye to murders motivated by neo-Nazism.