German political leaders called for joint action against racism on Saturday as they marked the second anniversary of a terrorist attack in the city of Hanau that left nine dead. On February 19, 2020, a 43-year-old right-wing extremist murdered nine people in a racially motivated shooting spree in Hanau, which lies near Frankfurt. Afterwards, the man killed his own mother before taking his own life. “This attack did not come out of nowhere. And it was anything but random,” said German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser at a memorial service in Hanau’s main cemetery. She added that the breeding grou…