Members of the far-right terrorist group National Socialist Underground (NSU) murdered 10 people, carried out bombings and robbed banks in several German states between 2000 and 2007. In 2018, Beate Zschape, the sole surviving NSU member, was sentenced by the Higher Regional Court in Munich to life in prison, with the court determining a particularly severe degree of guilt. The trial was one of the biggest in Germany's postwar history.
She is the daughter of Theodoros Boulgarides, who was murdered in Munich in 2005 by the National Socialist Underground (NSU). In 2018, Beate Zschape, one of the far-right terrorists and an accomplice to those who killed Boulgarides along with 10 others, was sentenced by the Higher Regional Court in Munich to life in prison, with the court determining a particularly severe degree of guilt.