Authorities in Italy are holding a German army retiree linked to the Citizens of the Reich.
The arrests of suspects for their activities with the Citizens of the Reich continues, with one of them being in Italy. Italian authorities today (07/12) arrested a 64-year-old retired German army officer linked to the far-right group allegedly preparing the violent overthrow of the democratic constitution in Germany,[/B] a statement said.
Police said the man was arrested at a hotel in the city of Perugia, where "material related to the subversive activity" of the group was found. The statement said procedures have begun for the suspect's extradition.
[/P]Command and purpose of the group
The first thing Operation Shadow achieved was to identify and arrest the two alleged leaders of the organization with the aim of overthrowing the existing political order. In charge of the planning was Rudiger von P., a retired officer, while Prince Heinrich III was planning the future political order of Germany.
The point at which the planning had reached was the staffing of the cabinet of the transitional government after the coup d'état. In fact, according to Zeit, a member of parliament from the AfD, the far-right German party, who was to take over the portfolio of justice minister, was considered a suspect in the planning.
The reason this group tried to stage a coup[/B] was that Germany is run by members of the deep state. So, the organization would take over the administration of the country through a secret community that included governments, intelligence agencies and military personnel from various countries, including the US and Russia, a secret community that would "bring about liberation".
They were planning a new Nuremberg
According to Zeit, one of the suspects said in a message posted on Telegram "Everything will be overturned: the current prosecutors and judges, as well as the heads of the health services and their superiors will be put on the stand in the trial of "Nuremberg 2.0″.
The coup planned by the suspects knew it could only be achieved by military means and violence, but it is unclear whether the group had the arsenal necessary for such an operation.
Members of the group were former members of the military, who are now suspected of illegally removing weapons from the military's stockpile throughout their service,[/B] and while they themselves were licensed to carry weapons.
Source: in.gr
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