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By Nuran David Calis
The Dogan family have just lost their patriarch. Their mourning is rudely interrupted by the news of the arson attacks on residential buildings in Mölln on 23 November 1992. Three people are burnt to death. Together with their mother, the three adult children try to cope with their grief and their inheritance. Because Murat Dogan has left his family a logistics company worth millions of euros, but the inheritance is conditional on the estranged siblings running the company together. A vicarious dispute breaks out in the Dogan family about whether Germany – the country to whose wealth they have contributed and in which they themselves have become rich – is a safe place for them. Nuran David Calis depicts the anguished ordeal of the fictional Turkish entrepreneurial family the Dogans and examines the difficult legacy and continuation of racist and right-wing extremist violence in Germany.