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The most famous other than the Stauffenberg assassination attempt
was the November 1939 Munich assassination attempt.
A clockmaker put a time bomb in the pedestal to be used
by Hitler during his speech to the old hands.....and...
I need to take a look at which assassination attempts I should
introduce, because if I do all 17, then well, Adolf isn't surviving
the war, lol.
Did you know?
That the July 20, 1944 assassination attempt against Adolf Hitler was not the act of a lone officer but the last chapter of a six-year conspiracy involving more than 200 German army officers, intelligence officials, diplomats, civil servants, and politicians.
Did you know?
That during the 1938 Czech-Sudetenland crisis, the highest ranking officers of the German Army had assembled a commando force in Berlin to overthrow Hitler and the Nazi regime. The go-ahead contingent on whether Britain would stand up to Hitler.
Did you know?
That the aborted 1938 attempt to liberate Germany was to be the first of 17 assassination attempts against Hitler by the German Resistance over the next six years.
The most famous other than the Stauffenberg assassination attempt
was the November 1939 Munich assassination attempt.
A clockmaker put a time bomb in the pedestal to be used
by Hitler during his speech to the old hands.....and...
On November 8, 1939, Hitler enters the Burgerbraukeller at 8:10 P.M.
While Elser's time-bomb is ticking away inside the massive swastika-draped column behind the podium, Hitler delivers his speech to the old-timers, ranting and raving about the plight of the down-trodden in the decadent capitalist West while the German people make enormous strides under National Socialism.
The minute hand on Elser's concealed clock is crawling ever closer towards 9:20PM. Hitler is not scheduled to leave the hall until 9:30PM at the earliest. But suddenly at 9:12PM - 57 minutes into his speech - Hitler wraps up his speech, gives a quick Nazi salute, and trots out of the Burgerbraukeller. His heavily armored motorcade whisks him away to the train station. Eight minutes later...
KABOOOM!
I need to take a look at which assassination attempts I should
introduce, because if I do all 17, then well, Adolf isn't surviving
the war, lol.
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