Wer erschoss Michèle Kiesewetter?

Discussion evening

On April 25, 2007, policewoman Michèle Kiesewetter was killed with a targeted shot to the head on the Theresienwiese in Heilbronn. Her colleague Martin A. was also critically injured by a targeted shot to the head.

Both crimes were attributed to the right-wing terrorist underground group NSU. However, voices have repeatedly been raised criticizing the fact that key findings of the investigation were not taken into account in the official version of this crime.

For this reason, experts who have been working on this crime for many years will examine the contradictions in this investigation at this event.

Clemens Binninger, former police officer, long-standing member of the German Bundestag (CDU) and chairman of the 2nd NSU committee of inquiry of the Bundestag; one of the best experts on the NSU complex
Petra Häffner, former member of the state parliament and member of the two NSU committees of inquiry in the state parliament (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen)
Walter Martinek, lawyer; represented Martin A., who was shot.
Gabriela Sperl, German film and television producer, dramaturge and screenwriter, producer of the most important films on the NSU
Moderation: Wolfgang Schorlau

As part of the program accompanying the special exhibition "Right-wing extremist terror" of the House of History Baden-Württemberg and the General State Archive Karlsruhe
Flyer for the special exhibition "Right-wing extremist terror"