German Public Prosecution investigations revealed that Prince.
Interned within the Beard Citizens, Henry XIII was the main organizer of the group aiming to overthrow the German government.
The investigations of the German Public Prosecutor indicated that Prince
Henry XIII, who was arrested within the "Reich Citizens" cell, is the main organizer of the group that aimed to overthrow the German government, storm the Bundestag building or the German parliament, and carry out acts of violence.
According to the security authorities, about 3,000 officers carried out raids in a number of states to arrest more than 50 people, but only 25 were arrested, in a measure that had not happened before in Germany.
According to the investigative authorities, the prince played a key role in the network of right-wing terrorists, in which Henry sought to be elected head of state, "ministerial positions" were discussed within the network, and among the prominent members were a judge, a former member of the AfD party in the Bundestag and a soldier. A former high-ranking member of the Bundeswehr elite.
The Federal Prosecutor General said about the alleged coup plans: To this end, the Assembly will establish a transitional (military) government which, according to the ideas of the members of the Assembly, will negotiate a new state system in Germany with the Allies and those representing the victorious powers in World War II according to the Reichsmans narration. Classic and the person responsible for these negotiations is "currently exclusively the Russian Federation."
The Public Prosecutor stated that the accused Heinrich XIII had already contacted representatives of the Russian Federation in Germany, but according to the investigations so far, there are no indications that the people who contacted them responded to his request.
According to the Public Prosecutor, the "military arm" is linked to the "Council", and some of its members have performed active service in the German army in the past.
The princely family had already broken up with Henry XIII before, and Henry XIV described him in a statement as a "confused old man" who always had a conspiracy theory.
