Group Otte, also called the Brunswick Group or Braunschweiger Gruppe, was the name given to a group of five German neo-Nazis, by law enforcement, after the group's leader Paul Otte carried out two bombings on courthouses in 1977: one in Flensburg, another in Hanover. The group targeted courts to intimidate and disrupt lawsuits against neo-Nazi groups. Trial
Paul Otte, Volker Heidel, Oliver Schreiber, Wolfgang Sachse and Hans-Dieter Lepizien were tried in Braunschweig, Germany in 1980.Waterloo Region Record, 01 Oct 1980, Wed ·Page 42 In 1981 all five members received prison sentences between three and six years. References