The far right continued to gain power in Europe, especially in Germany. The coup plans that emerged in Germany surprised the country. After the coup operation, the 71-year-old Prince Heinrich of Reuss, who is presumed to be the leader of the organization, was also arrested. The people who planned the coup thought about raiding the Parliament…
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COUP PLAN IS ON THE AGENDA OF THE WORLD!
A large simultaneous operation was held against the extreme right-wing neo-Nazi organizations that were planning to stage a coup in Germany, with the participation of 3,000 police officers. The German police’s collapse of the neo-Nazi and monarchist structure of 25 people, which planned to carry out a coup by raiding the parliament building, fell like a bomb on the world’s agenda.
Nickname: “PRINCE”
It was announced that the head of the putschist organization, which consists of ex-soldiers and neo-Nazi militants, is the 13th Heinrich, known as a 71-year-old businessman, nicknamed “The Prince”. Heinrich is thought to be the leader of the organization.
A MONARCHY INSTEAD OF THE REPUBLIC
According to the details about the planned coup, it was claimed that the aim of the coup was to destroy the republic and replace it with a state order similar to the 1871 German Empire. It was announced that the main purpose of the extreme right-wing neo-Nazi organization called ‘Reichsbürger’ (Imperial Citizens) was to resurrect the German Empire and bring the monarchy back to the borders of 1914.
EVERYTHING IS READY
It turned out that the Nazi gang, which is estimated to have 21 thousand members, made plans to take the deputies hostage and bring the monarchy by raiding the parliament, and even prepared a list of those who will take office in the government.
”NURNBERG 2.0 DUNGEON”
In a message revealed in the operation, “Everything will change. Former prosecutors, judges and their superiors will soon find themselves in the “Nuremberg 2.0” dungeon. II. After World War II, the trials in which the Nazis were tried for war crimes were known as the “Nuremberg Trials”.
IS IT CONNECTED WITH RUSSIA?
As part of the operation, former German Bundestag Member and far-right AfD Party member Birgit Malsack-Winkemann was detained. It was also announced that the organization’s connection with Russia was investigated and that Russian citizen Vitalia was also arrested as a suspected supporter.
ELECTROMAGNETIC IMPACT PLAN
The German press, on the other hand, made another claim. While it was written that the organization was planning an “electromagnetic coup”, that is, a sabotage attempt that would cause a large-scale power outage, he argued that the organization aimed to make the people angry and go out to the streets due to the power cut, so that they would take advantage of the chaos and initiate the coup.
HE WOULD BE THE PRESIDENT
The German intelligence unit claimed that even the post-coup political structure was ready. It was claimed that the new government would act according to monarchical principles and that it was planned to be divided into different ministries as a ‘principality’. On the other hand, Heinrich Reuss (13th Heinrich), Prince of Greiz of Aristocratic origin, would also be declared the head of state.
THEY HAVE MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS
According to the information received, the shadow government to be appointed to serve Heinrich would be led by the arrested suspects Paul G. and Ruth L.. The person to be appointed as the Minister of Justice would be Birgit Malsack-Winkemann, a former AFD MP who was arrested in the operation. The organization also allegedly owned a military organization led by a second leader known as Rüdiger von P.
“MORE THAN 21 THOUSAND MEMBERS”
Thomas Haldenwang, Head of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution responsible for domestic intelligence in Germany, warned that the Imperial Citizens (Reichsbürger), whose members were arrested for plotting a coup, pose a threat to the state and democracy.
In an interview with the German public television ARD, Haldenwang stated that this group, which is making coup plans, threatens the basic order and gave a message of struggle against these people.
Haldenwang stated that 10 percent of this group, which has more than 21,000 members, is pro-violence; Noting that some of them possessed weapons legally or illegally, he emphasized that their aim was to disarm these people.
Pointing out that the Imperial Citizens, who acted with the extreme right, are no longer a homogeneous group, Haldenwang said, “They are formed by the coming together of different groups. But they have only one purpose: they want to destroy this state and our free, democratic basic order.” said.
Haldenwang shared the information that the members of the group detained in the raids yesterday had been under surveillance for a long time, adding, “It was time to involve the police, the prosecutor’s office and the federal prosecutor, as it became clear that they were making concrete plans for a violent coup using armed force.” used the phrase.
Noting that the raids are also a message for this group, Haldenwang advised people to stay away from the “theory scene” of these people.
FIGHTING THE EXTREME RIGHT MESSAGE
Regarding the fact that Birgit Malsack-Winkemann, a former deputy from the far-right Alternative Party for Germany (AfD) who served as a judge, was among those detained as part of the investigation carried out by the Federal Prosecutor’s Office, Haldenwang said it was not a surprise for them to see that right-wing parties were marching with this group.
Haldenwang said that among the defendants were the police, former and regular soldiers.
Haldenwang underlined that applicants for jobs for the police and other security agencies should be checked by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution.
Underlining that the extreme right should be fought resolutely, Haldenwang emphasized that in general, security officials take the issue much more seriously.
WHAT IS REICHSBÜRGER?
According to the 2021 report of the domestic intelligence, which considers themselves as Citizens of the German Empire (Reichsbürger), 5 percent of the group, which includes more than 21 thousand people, consists of extreme rightists.
According to the report, which includes 2,100 members ready to use violence, the group does not recognize Germany as a legitimate state. Some members believe that Germany is still under military occupation.
Source: Euronews/BBC