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Dieses Bild ist den Opfern vom 19.Februar 2020 in
Hanau gewidmet.
Sie wurden Opfer eines rechtsextremen Rassisten,
aber auch eines strukturellen Rassismus,der sich noch immer
durch alle Behörden,Institutionen bis in hohe Regierungskreise
durchzieht.Sie sind der Nährboden auf dem Faschismus wächst.
Es hat Ihnen das Leben gekostet :
Ferhat Unvar
Mercedes Kierpacz
Sedat Gürbüz
Gökhan Gültekin
Hamza Kurtovic
Kalojan Velkov
Vili Viorel Paun
Said Nesar Hashemi
Fatih Saracoglu
In Betroffenheit,Wut und Trauer
Franzisko
Berlin 2022
A7ii + SMC Pentax 85mm f2
The two people whose faces are depicted in red grafitti, Said Nesar Hashemi and Kaloyan Velkov, are two of nine persons murdered by a racist attacker at Hanau in 2020. Since this terrible crime, their pictures appear i many places as part of the #saytheirnames memorial campaign.
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Niemals vergessen.... Rassismus tötet....
A place to commemorate the attack on February 19, 2020. The 43-year-old Tobias R. shot nine women and men at several crime scenes in Hanau within six minutes: Gökhan Gültekin, Sedat Gürbüz, Said Nesar Hashemi, Mercedes Kierpacz, Hamza Kurtović , Vili Viorel Păun, Fatih Saraçoğlu, Ferhat Unvar and Kaloyan Velkov. He acted out of racist motives. Six other people were injured in the act - some seriously. Tobias R. then returned to his parents' house and killed his mother and himself. A special police unit found both bodies there.
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Racist murders in Hanau: The night the world stood still
Taken from: Berliner Zeitung, by Tanja Brandes, 19.2.2021
www.berliner-zeitung.de/en/racist-murders-in-hanau-the-ni...
On 19 February 2020, a man shot nine people. The families of the victims have lived with the pain and many unanswered questions ever since.
Hanau - When Ajla Kurtović was getting ready for bed on the evening of 19 February 2020, she received a text about an alleged robbery – or perhaps a shooting – in the city centre. Kurtović exchanged a few brief messages with her father before going to sleep.
The next morning Kurtović's phone was full of messages, she told this newspaper almost a year later. Her father called and told Ajla that her brother Hamza had been shot the previous night. The injuries were only minor. Hamza was in hospital, but it was unclear which hospital. Her father and mother were waiting at the police station.
When Ajla Kurtović arrived at the station, her parents still didn't know Hamza's whereabouts.
Only later did Ajla Kurtović and her family find out what happened. Shortly before 10pm, 43-year-old Tobias R. shot three men in two different bars in the city centre before getting into his car and driving to Kurt-Schumacher-Platz in Hanau's Kesselstadt district. There he shot six more people in the street, in a bar and in a kiosk, before driving home. In the early hours of 20 February, tip-offs led the police to the perpetrator's home, where they found the shooter's body. He had killed his mother and then himself.
Why was Tobias R. able to keep on killing?
In the early morning of 20 February, the Kurtović family was waiting for news. At some point, Ajla Kurtović says, her voice trembling for a moment, someone read out a list of the victims of the shooting. Among them was the name of her brother, Hamza Kurtović. He was 22 years old.
"For us, the world stopped at that moment," said his sister.
One year later, the world is still turning but it isn't moving for Ajla Kurtović. She, her family and the relatives of the other victims still do not know what exactly happened that night. Although the course of events has been reconstructed, so many questions remain unanswered, too many to be able to somehow come to terms with the horrific crime.
Why was the perpetrator able to get into his car after he had already shot three people, drive to the next crime scene and continue killing there? How could it be that the police emergency number did not work properly on the night of the mass shooting? How did a mentally ill person legally acquire weapons? The psychiatric report certified the 43-year-old's paranoid schizophrenia after the crime, and it was revealed he had already been treated once for schizophrenic psychosis in a psychiatric hospital. Nevertheless, Tobias R. was able to join a gun club.
One of the most pressing questions for Ajla Kurtović and her family is: Why did it take so long until they were allowed to see Hamza? "Why weren't we told right away that night which hospital my brother was in?" asks Ajla Kurtović. That, she says, was "inhumane". Moreover, she says, the police continued to keep her parents' hopes alive throughout the night. "Even in the morning they told my parents: 'Your son is only slightly injured, don't worry.' When in fact Hamza had passed away shortly after midnight." In fact, a whole week passed before Ajla, her siblings and her parents would be able to see deceased Hamza again - in the forensics department.
Autopsy without the consent of the family
Armin Kurtović, Ajla's and Hamza's father, has serious accusations. An autopsy was performed on his son without the required family consent, and without giving his parents and siblings a chance to say goodbye to him beforehand. Armin Kurtović only saw his son again after the autopsy. "They slit open my son – I will never forget that sight for the rest of my life," Kurtović said in an interview with Deutschlandfunk radio.
Andreas Jäger is the victims' representative for the city of Hanau. He has accompanied the families of those murdered over the past year, helped them make contact with the authorities, helped them organise a move when the proximity to the crime scene became unbearable. And above all, he has listened. He too has said that official requests submitted to the police have fallen flat.
For Jäger, as well, the crime remains incomprehensible one year later. "When I heard about the attack on the morning of 20 February, my first thought was: 'That didn't happen here. People don't get shot in Hanau.'" You can't prepare for something like that as a city, said Jäger. "It is still unimaginable to me that someone from Hanau would shoot other Hanauers."
As incomprehensible as the act is - it did not come unannounced.
Days before, the perpetrator had already published a 24-page manifesto filled with racist fantasies and conspiracy theories on his website. It has also been proven that he had filed criminal charges containing paranoid, extreme-rightwing conspiracy theories with the Federal Prosecutor General's Office and the Hanau Public Prosecutor's Office in November 2019. Even then investigators assumed he had a mental illness.
When I heard about the attack on the morning of 20 February, my first thought was: 'That doesn't happen here. People don't get shot in Hanau.
The victims' relatives cannot understand how a mentally ill man was allowed to legally possess weapons. And they cannot understand why no action was taken although the perpetrator had announced his intentions on the internet. And the fact that media outlets speculated on the night of the attack that it had been a Milieutat - a feud within the immigrant community - rather than a murder.
Ajla Kurtović and the other relatives of the victims are still waiting for tangible political consequences. Immigrant associations and anti-racism organisations are also calling for a more comprehensive investigation of the crime.
Liisa Pärssinen, head of the Response, a counselling centre for victims of far-right, racist and antisemitic violence, says that support provided by the state of Hesse to the families of victims has been inadequate. "The victims' relatives are hardly listened to and they have to fight hard for help themselves," says Pärssinen. The financial resources provided are insufficient, and not enough therapists are available to adequately care for the survivors and the victims' relatives. Response is calling for a special fund for victims of rightwing violence.
Sociologist and rightwing extremism researcher Matthias Quent believes that the authorities, the media and politicians have learned something since the attack in Hanau. "Racism is now called by its name," Quent says. But even one year later, the realisation that the NSU murders and the assassination of politician Walter Lübcke as well as the attacks in Hanau and Halle were the consequences of institutional racism that has fostered for centuries, has still not taken hold.
"Instead, the image of a psychologically disturbed solo perpetrator is often spread, the 'lone wolf' who acts out of his delusions." Since the attack on Hanau, the federal government has presented an 89-point plan to fight rightwing extremism and racism. "That at least means that there is recognition that racism is a problem for society as a whole," says Quent. "A problem that we as a society have to solve."
Still no apology from the police
Ajla Kurtović says that in Hanau itself the solidarity after the attack was enormous. For the most part, her complaints are not directed at the city. "The city of Hanau and the mayor stood by us," she says. A conversation with the police, on the other hand, has still not taken place, nor has there been an apology. Her questions and those of the other families remain unanswered.
This is all the more agonising because there will be no trial. The perpetrator is dead. No court will be able to clarify how the crime could have happened, where mistakes were made, what could have been prevented. Nevertheless, the victims' relatives hope to get answers at some point. She still trusts in the rule of law, Ajla Kurtović says, but this trust is being put to the test.
Her brother and the other victims had all felt safe before, before 19 February 2020, in Hanau, in their home country. Of course there was racism before the crime, says Ajla Kurtović. Also in Hanau. "I never thought that I would be personally affected by it.
The city is not at peace for another reason. The father of the murderer is said to have repeatedly insulted relatives and friends of the victims during vigils honouring the dead. According to media reports, the 73-year-old has demanded the return of his son's murder weapon from the public prosecutor's office. Both the prosecutor's office and the relatives of the victim have filed criminal complaints against him.
The families and friends of the victims of the 19 February shootings have grown closer to one another - as close as the corona pandemic permits right now. Ajla Kurtović says it helps her to meet with the siblings of the other murdered victims. "We don't have to say much. After all, they have experienced the same thing as I have. They feel the same pain."
Today, 19 February 2021, one year after a mentally ill man, driven by racism and hate, preyed on his fellow human beings and killed nine of them, Hanau will remember the victims: Hamza Kurtović, Ferhat Unvar, Said Nesar Hashemi, Vili Viorel Păun, Mercedes Kierpacz, Kaloyan Velkov, Fatih Saraçoğlu, Sedat Gürbüz and Gökhan Gültekin.
Niemals vergessen.... Rassismus tötet....
A place to commemorate the attack on February 19, 2020. The 43-year-old Tobias R. shot nine women and men at several crime scenes in Hanau within six minutes: Gökhan Gültekin, Sedat Gürbüz, Said Nesar Hashemi, Mercedes Kierpacz, Hamza Kurtović , Vili Viorel Păun, Fatih Saraçoğlu, Ferhat Unvar and Kaloyan Velkov. He acted out of racist motives. Six other people were injured in the act - some seriously. Tobias R. then returned to his parents' house and killed his mother and himself. A special police unit found both bodies there.
Am 19. Februar 2020 hat ein Faschist in Hanau diese 9 Menschen erschossen.
Vili Viorel Păun
Ferhat Unvar
Mercedes Kierpacz
Sedat Gürbüz
Kaloyan Velkov
Hamza Kenan Kurtovic
Said Nesar Hashemi
Fatih Saraçoğlu
Gökhan Gültekin
Grafik: Heiko Wruck
Maybe I'm crazy paranoid, but I physically destroyed 100 or so CD-ROMs before recycling them. Old backup files, mostly, ya just never know what could be on them (credit card numbers, files from Napster that someone working at my company could have downloaded, etc.). Simpler to destroy and greatly reduce the chance that something useful would be found by a resourceful data thief.
Obsolete or unrepairable CD's and cases can be recycled. Recordable CD-R's have about 20mg of gold that can be recovered, and some processors can actually remove the data layer, and reuse the plastic disc. If you are worried about proprietary data, you can cut them with a pair of heavy duty tin shears, or place them in a microwave oven with a small glass of water (for one disc, 5 seconds on medium does a fantastic job, and creates a spectacular light show)
Since CD's are not very valuable, nobody will pay you for recycling. Send pre-paid by UPS Ground, third-class mail, freight or other surface transportation to NESAR Systems, 420 Ashwood Road, Darlington, PA 16115 (724)827-8172 or Digital Audio Disk Corporation, Attention: Disc Recycling Program, 1800 Fruitridge Ave., Terre Haute, IN 47804-1788, (812) 462-8323a
Graffiti writers meeting, Montreal early september, previously Meeting of Styles renamed Can you Rock in 2010. About seven hundreds feet of walls, painted in two days by some of the best writers from Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, United States, and France.
Scan You Rock jam.
Réalisé en avril 2017 en l'honneur et avec la participation de Scaner le général en chef.
Avec ; Jaker, Legal, Johste, Earth Crusher, Sniper, Senk, Scien, Klor, Jabe, Narc, Sino, Pito, Some, Shok, Skor, Sewk, Kemt, Soma, Nesar.
À la suite d’un long combat contre le cancer, l’artiste Alex Scaner est décédé le 9 septembre 2017 à l’âge de 36 ans.
Rip Scan.
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Lancashire Post
Verdict delivered on bid to turn old motorbike showroom into South Asian food shop with in-house halal butcher
By Bill Jacobs Local democracy reporter
Published 28th Feb 2026
Plans to turn a former motorbike showroom in Accrington into a food shop aimed at the local South Asian heritage community have been granted permission on the second attempt.
A previous proposal for the premises in Blackburn Road by Nesar Nikzad was refused approval by Hyndburn Council on the grounds of the lack of planning policy justification from a retail impact perspective.
The new application to the authority included a ‘sequential assessment’ that identifies just two other premises in the town where the new shop could be sited, but finds neither is fully suitable for conversion.
The premises were home to a former motorcycle dealer, KD Motorcycles & Scooters, which was located in Blackburn Road, Accrington, for 65 years, before closing in January 2025 following its relocation to Padiham.
The site has remained vacant ever since.
The proposed store will focus on the sale of foods, fresh produce and groceries, mainly produce of South Asian origin, to primarily cater for the area’s ethnic minority population.
The shop would also include an in-house butcher serving halal meats.
The site is located within an ethnically diverse area where a majority of residents identify as being of the Muslim faith and deriving from South Asian countries.
A planning officer’s report recommending approval with three conditions says: “The authority previously refused full planning permission for the change of use of the application site from a motorbike showroom to a commercial unit.
“The current proposal is almost identical to the previously refused application, but is accompanied by a sequential test.
“The application site is located within an out-of-centre location for the purposes of town centre policies.
“The proposed use would be a main town centre use.
“The application was accompanied by a Sequential Assessment, which considered two commercial properties within Accrington Town Centre and the edge of centre defined areas.
“The assessment demonstrates that the sites identified were too small, and one property did not feature a window display for the opportunity to present items for sale or create an active frontage.
“Alongside a review of the submitted Sequential Assessment, an assessment of available premises listed on Rightmove and Zoopla was undertaken by the case officer.
“However, no premises were identified as suitable to accommodate the requirements of the proposed development within or on the edge of Accrington and Great Harwood, or Oswaldtwistle town centres.
“On this basis, no available and suitable sequentially preferable site was found.
“It is also acknowledged that this section of Blackburn Road does feature several main town centre uses.”
A supporting statement by The Urban Future Planning Consultancy said: “The proposal will simply cater for local residents of the surrounding side streets.”