North Rhine-Westphalia - Threat letter in Duisburg: Author probably wanted attention for better school system

After a terror threat, 18,000 students had to stay at home in Duisburg. Three of them report why they still feel insecure.

Schools in Duisburg have received threatening letters in recent days. The perpetrator or perpetrator threatens to put an end to "corrupt and migrant Germany."

At the end of last week several threatening letters had been received in a school in Duisburg. 20 schools remained closed in the city at the beginning of the week. The anonymous author explained that he only wanted to attract attention. But now another threatening letter has been received.

After the closure of schools in Duisburg because of supposedly extreme right-wing threatening letters, the authorities gave a warning.

Once again a threatening mail goes to a Duisburg school. Probably it is not meant seriously again. But can one really exclude it? How the authors want to paralyze society with their desire for power.

In the case of Drohmails against Duisburg schools, there is a surprising turnaround. The NRZ writes that. According to this, the author of the letters has registered.