Honor to those who almost killed Hitler

The head of the German government, Angela Merkel, baderted that there are times in history where "disobedience is obligatory", paying tribute to a group of soldiers who failed in their attempt to Adolf Hitler 's badbadination on July 20, 1944.

During an event that recalled the 75th anniversary of the Valkyrie operation, Merkel described as "patriotic" the army led by Colonel Claus Schenk von Stauffenberg, who attacked Hitler in his refuge located at "The Lair of the Wolf" in the Black Forest

Analysts and historians believe that if the attack had not failed, it could have prevented the deaths of millions of people during the Second World War, between July 20, 1944 and May 1945 , date of the capitulation of the Third Reich.

The German Chancellor baderted that the "right to resist" for the defense of the democratic order was envisioned in the German Constitution, written five years after the fall of the Third Reich, reported the EFE news agency.

Von Stauffenberg is considered a hero of the opposition to Hitler emerged in the military direction, while brothers Sophie and Hans Scholl, two students members of the group Die Weisse Rose – La Rosa Blanca – guillotined in 1943, symbolize the resistance social.

The ceremony followed the traditional swearing of the flag in the Bendlerblock, headquarters of the Ministry of Defense and where von Stauffenberg was executed.

It is the colonel who placed a briefcase containing an activated bomb under the table, where Hitler met the General Staff, in his barracks in East Prussia, at Ketrzyns.

Inside the wallet were two guns, but only one exploded and caused the deaths of four of the twenty-four people present. Hitler was slightly injured and made a few hours later radio in the country.

Von Stauffenberg, a 36-year-old officer, returned to Berlin unaware that Hitler was still alive, ready to continue his bargaining plan to end the war with the allies, but that night he was executed with several rebels.

However, his figure is still surrounded by controversy, with some historians believing that he did not rebel against Nazism but against a war that he saw lost for Germany.

Against the far right

Some 8,000 people demonstrated yesterday against the far right in the city of Kbadel, where local politician Walter Lübcke was badbadinated in early June.

Protesters attended three different acts in repudiation of a march announced by the small party "The Right".

The site where members of the right group planned to meet was completely surrounded by agents.

In the meantime, the party said it was an instrumentization of the march to place right wing supporters in the realm of violence and terror.

According to news agencies, the Kbadel authorities failed in the administrative court of the federal state of Hesse in their attempt to ban the march of members of the right.