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@us-princess du hattest glaube mal gefragt ob bei uns in Deutschland auch Amokläufe gibt ich hab folgendes gefunden: The exact number of school shootings in Germany is not fully recorded due to differing definitions and the fact that school shootings are not listed as a separate crime category in police crime statistics. Statistically, however, it is assumed that an average of two school shootings occur in Germany each year. Since a significant increase was observed in the mid-1990s, there have been more than 20 documented cases since 1999, according to available sources. Historical Development and Key Locations Increase from 1998: Until 1998, only two school shootings resulting in fatalities had been recorded in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany. Afterward, the frequency increased significantly. School Locations: The two deadliest school shootings in Germany took place at schools: in Erfurt (2002) with 16 fatalities and in Winnenden (2009) with 15 fatalities. Perpetrator profile: In the vast majority of cases, perpetrators are male youths or single or divorced men who often act alone. Current situation: In 2024 and 2025, several serious mass shootings (including those in Solingen, Magdeburg, Aschaffenburg, Munich, and Mannheim) shocked the German public, with motives ranging from personal/psychological to political or ideological. Notable and serious mass shootings in Germany Erfurt (2002): On April 26, 2002, a 19-year-old former student killed 16 people and himself at the Gutenberg Gymnasium. It is considered the deadliest attack of its kind at a German school. Emsdetten (2006): A former student injured 37 people, some seriously, at a secondary school with smoke bombs and gunfire before taking his own life. Winnenden and Wendlingen (2009): A 17-year-old perpetrator shot and killed 15 people at a secondary school and during his escape before being apprehended by police and killing himself.