Johann Henkenmaier (died 2018) was a German neo-Nazi activist and the leader of the Marzahn Brotherhood until 2018, preceding Ulf Grimmer.
Biography[]
Johann Henkenmaier was born in Berlin, Germany, and he became a leader of the neo-Nazi Marzahn Brotherhood during the 1990s. His organization engaged in football hooliganism and other crimes from its clubhouse, and, in 2018, his gang engaged in a 200-man rumble with the Turkish "Death Daggers" biker gang. In the ensuing fight, Henkenmaier was mortally wounded by a switchblade, and he was taken in by longtime Brotherhood member Eva Grimmer, who - when left alone with Henkenmaier - removed the blade from him and stabbed him again, stealthily killing him in order to clear the way for her son Ulf Grimmer to take over as leader.
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