Alan Judd

Could they have tried harder?

The Stauffenberg plot of July 1944 was the most famous attempt to blow up the Führer. But there were several other equally botched schemes

  • Nein: Standing Up to Hitler, 1935–1944

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    William Collins, pp. 372

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