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New information[/B] about the activities of the organisation Citizens of the Reich has come to light.[/B] Although the leading group of the organisation has now been found and arrested, the evidence continues to be terrifying.
According to revelations at meetings of the German parliament, the organization had triple-digit numbers of associates, and "confidentiality agreements" were found signed by several individuals under threat of death.
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Suspects participated in shooting exercises
According to German MPs, the organization wanted to create 286 units to assist in the coup by capturing and executing its enemies. Preparations had already been made in Saxony, Thuringia and Baden-Württemberg
Many suspects had even participated in Bavaria in shooting exercises,[/B] while, according to the evidence so far, they were also planning raids on camps of the German armed forces.
The sources of the organization's funding
The investigations so far have found more than 400,000 euros in cash and gold and silver coins, but also gold bars worth six million euros, while the close circle of conspirators also had satellite phones for their secure communications.
Dozens of weapons, including assault rifles, were found in last Wednesday's raids across Germany, while cartridge cases were later found. The first meeting of the far-right conspirators, according to what the German security services know so far, took place in November 2021, and meetings were held, including at the hunting lodge of Prince Henry VIII of Royce, considered one of the two leading members of the "Citizens of the Reich".
Details about the suspects
The aristocratic prince, aged 71, was preparing to take the helm of the new state of Germany and was seeking Moscow's support. Henry XVIII reportedly initiated contacts with a Russian woman, also captured in the raids, to secure Russian support.
Among the suspects arrested was a Berlin judge and former member of parliament for the far-right AfD, which has 79 seats in the German parliament and is the second largest opposition party after the Christian Democrats-Christian Socialists.
A total of 25 people were arrested during the raids on over 130 residences, homes and other locations and there are another 27 suspects who were not arrested and the number may rise.
Source: in.gr
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