This documentary delves into the complexities surrounding the far-right extremist group, the National Socialist Underground (NSU), responsible for a series of murders in Germany. It examines the group's motives, their brutal actions, and the subsequent investigation that highlighted systemic failures and potential cover-ups within German authorities. The film seeks to understand the roots of neo-Nazism and its impact on society.

While not widely released or critically reviewed in mainstream publications, 'NSU German History X' has been noted for its in-depth investigation into a sensitive and disturbing period of German history. Critics who have seen it often acknowledge its thorough research and attempt to shed light on the complexities of the NSU case and the societal issues it exposed.

• Praised for its detailed examination of the NSU terrorist cell.
• Commended for exploring the investigative failures and potential cover-ups.
• Seen as an important, albeit disturbing, look into contemporary neo-Nazism in Germany.

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The director, Toke Brorson Odgaard, also serves as a main subject and narrator in the documentary, bringing a personal perspective to the investigation.