Neo-Nazi terrorist who planned major attack at Eurovision wrote plot in sick ‘Fun Time’ doc
The man was arrested by police for plotting a major attack on the Contest back in 2020, but were stopped after the Google document that was used to plan the attack was leaked22:32, 09 Jul 2025Updated 22:36, 09 Jul 2025A neo-Nazi was found to have plotted a major terrorist attack on the Eurovision Song Contest.Trials have been underway in Luxembourg after the neo-Nazi, whose name has not been released, was found to be planning a major terrorist attack on the Contest back in 2020. In the manifesto, he – together with a Dutch accomplice – meticulously planned the attack, looking to block emergency exits to cause as much death as possible.The man appeared at Luxembourg City Court on Tuesday (July 8), with prosecutors showing concrete evidence the 23-year-old had been working to create a huge terrorist event at the 2020 edition in Rotterdam. In the Google document unearthed by detectives, titled ‘Fun time for Eurovision 2020 – For a better and less over-accepting future’, the purpose was to attack the show, known for its promotion of inclusivity and LGBTQ+ rights.In the document, the two neo-Nazis outlined each detail of the attack, looking at a variety of possibilities for carrying out the incident. This included the likes of poisoning fans attending the shows with cyanide, or deploying gas through the ventilation systems, using custom-made rockets, according to RTL.The assailant was planning a major attack to poison thousands of people at Eurovision 2020(Image: More