“The accused are united by a deep rejection of the state institutions and the free democratic basic order of the Federal Republic of Germany,' said a federal prosecutor’s office about the arrests of people accused in a plot to overthrow the government.
““The accused are united by a deep rejection of the state institutions and the free democratic basic order of the Federal Republic of Germany…” ”
“The members of the association are aware that this project can only be realized through the use of military means and violence against state representatives. This also includes committing homicides,” said the statement, which added that the group’s formation of a government had already been “developed in outline.”
Germany’s prosecutors said some 52 people were suspected of involvement in the plot that would have placed a minor prince at the head of the government. Thousands of police officers were involved in raids across the country, as well as Italy and Austria, and a further 27 people are being investigated. Germany media described the operations as the biggest police actions ever witnessed.
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