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Behind the Enemy Line
Argus | August 5, 1944 issue

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Even before the July 20, 1944 bombing incident there were many signs that a considerable number of high officers in the German army had turned against nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. Since the beginning of July 1944 the Nazi regime had considered the symptoms of disaffection serious enough to require mention in its propaganda broadcasts, both foreign and domestic. The lightning speed with which the list of "traitors" was published, the smooth precision with which Elite Guard formations entered army staff headquarters all over Europe at exactly the same time and arrested generals in the presence of their men, indicate that it was the Nazis who did all the plotting.

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BOMBINGS; HITLER, Adolf, 1889-1945; ATTEMPTED assassination; NAZIS; ARMIES -- Officers; TRAITORS; GERMANY
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