Germany commemorates resistance to Nazi terror in Berlin

[Solomon2]

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Germany commemorates resistance to Nazi terror in Berlin​

Commemoration events will be taking place in Berlin to remember those who stood up to Nationalist Socialist terror, with ceremonies being held at historic sites of the failed coup of 20 July 1944.

On this day 82 years ago, Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg attempted to assassinate Adolf Hitler by planting a bomb at the Wolf's Lair headquarters. The device exploded, but failed to kill the Nazi leader.

Von Stauffenberg and three others involved in the plot to kill Hitler were summarily executed in the courtyard of the Bendler Block complex, the former headquarters of the Army High Command.

The site is one of several places of historical significance linked to the daring attempt on Hitler's life. Each year ceremonies are held and wreaths are laid to remember those who died resisting the Nationalist Socialist reign of terror in Berlin.

One of the sites is the Plötzensee Memorial Center complex, which from 1933 and 1945 served as a prison and also a place of execution under the Nazi regime. According to the German government 2,800 people were executed there, among them, many opponents of the Nazis.

In 1953, a monument was created in the Bendler block to "to keep alive the memory of the men and women who took part in the resistance to National Socialism and aid the Germans in the necessary process of coming to terms with this part of their history," the Domestic Protocol Office says on its website.

Controversial legacy of the would-be Hitler assassin​

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Germany commemorates resistance to Nazi terror in Berlin

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[omegalamba7xl9]

Bro it's 2026...
Your la familia is running wild doing...
Here were NAZI'S of 1930/40s..
And Here is today's version of them.
The honorable IDF
You should be lecturing the holy CHOSEN...
"The myth of bless Israel and God will bless you"
was broken yesterday ..
Spain didn't bless Israel with permission to commit genocide... They won GOD turned it's back on Israel as it says in a scripture that if you do turn away from God.. God will turn away from you and your prayers won't be heeded ...
However
Messi and the great Argentina lol blessed Israel but God didn't bless them... Devil was at full show at the end of the game . All frustrated picking fights turning backs on champs .. lol remindedr of when God choose Adam over iblees ...lol ego ego ego...
Oh SOLMON ask your people to get that act right.. there is still time... But it's slipping and so is the the holy dream land of milk and honey....

 

[fitpOsitive]

2 hours ago2 hours ago

Germany commemorates resistance to Nazi terror in Berlin​

Commemoration events will be taking place in Berlin to remember those who stood up to Nationalist Socialist terror, with ceremonies being held at historic sites of the failed coup of 20 July 1944.

On this day 82 years ago, Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg attempted to assassinate Adolf Hitler by planting a bomb at the Wolf's Lair headquarters. The device exploded, but failed to kill the Nazi leader.

Von Stauffenberg and three others involved in the plot to kill Hitler were summarily executed in the courtyard of the Bendler Block complex, the former headquarters of the Army High Command.

The site is one of several places of historical significance linked to the daring attempt on Hitler's life. Each year ceremonies are held and wreaths are laid to remember those who died resisting the Nationalist Socialist reign of terror in Berlin.

One of the sites is the Plötzensee Memorial Center complex, which from 1933 and 1945 served as a prison and also a place of execution under the Nazi regime. According to the German government 2,800 people were executed there, among them, many opponents of the Nazis.

In 1953, a monument was created in the Bendler block to "to keep alive the memory of the men and women who took part in the resistance to National Socialism and aid the Germans in the necessary process of coming to terms with this part of their history," the Domestic Protocol Office says on its website.

Controversial legacy of the would-be Hitler assassin​

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Germany commemorates resistance to Nazi terror in Berlin

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His attempt on hitler is heroic because he was Jewish. Or let's say he identified as Jewish. But I have two sub-questions here
A) If hitler was such an anti-jewish then what this Jew doing in high ranks of Nazis. But he was not the only Jew present among Nazis and also after the war , many Nazis served on high positions in Germany, USA and other parts of the world. Seemed like being Nazi was not the problem. Something else was the problem which we really don't know.
B) Many others also attempted to kill Herr Hitler. Infact early attempts like George Elser, was not Jewish. Seems like his attempt doesn't count. And only an attempt that took place 5 years later counts.
Germany is still standing at wrong side of history, as always. When you are so knowledgeable, so rich and have such an influence then you shouldn't do things like that. Otherwise it becomes clear who you really are.
Anyway, the real agenda of Nazis is not clear. At least not to me. For me they were made to make Israel possible. At least their attacks on countries full of "Jews" and then go into retreat tells a lot about it.

 

[شَاھِین شَاہِ لَولَاک]

2 hours ago2 hours ago

Germany commemorates resistance to Nazi terror in Berlin​

Commemoration events will be taking place in Berlin to remember those who stood up to Nationalist Socialist terror, with ceremonies being held at historic sites of the failed coup of 20 July 1944.

On this day 82 years ago, Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg attempted to assassinate Adolf Hitler by planting a bomb at the Wolf's Lair headquarters. The device exploded, but failed to kill the Nazi leader.

Von Stauffenberg and three others involved in the plot to kill Hitler were summarily executed in the courtyard of the Bendler Block complex, the former headquarters of the Army High Command.

The site is one of several places of historical significance linked to the daring attempt on Hitler's life. Each year ceremonies are held and wreaths are laid to remember those who died resisting the Nationalist Socialist reign of terror in Berlin.

One of the sites is the Plötzensee Memorial Center complex, which from 1933 and 1945 served as a prison and also a place of execution under the Nazi regime. According to the German government 2,800 people were executed there, among them, many opponents of the Nazis.

In 1953, a monument was created in the Bendler block to "to keep alive the memory of the men and women who took part in the resistance to National Socialism and aid the Germans in the necessary process of coming to terms with this part of their history," the Domestic Protocol Office says on its website.

Controversial legacy of the would-be Hitler assassin​

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Germany commemorates resistance to Nazi terror in Berlin

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It will be real and the ovens will run at full capacity and for good this time.