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On the night of 16 October 1996, Fethiye and Alahittin Yilmaz as well as Hüseyin Evcim died in an alleged xenophobic incendiary attack on the former Secret Annex at Markgrafenstraße 41 in Karlsruhe. Despite 30 members of the special commission, around 250 traces followed and 10,000 DM reward, the crime was never solved. "The city of Karlsruhe has suppressed this crime for 30 years," says documentary filmmaker Walter Brähler in conversation with …
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On the night of 16 October 1996, Fethiye and Alahittin Yilmaz as well as Hüseyin Evcim died in an alleged xenophobic incendiary attack on the former Secret Annex at Markgrafenstraße 41 in Karlsruhe. Despite 30 members of the special commission, around 250 traces followed and 10,000 DM reward, the crime was never solved. "The city of Karlsruhe has suppressed this crime for 30 years," says documentary filmmaker Walter Brähler in conversation with …

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kontextwochenzeitung.de broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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