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Testimony of Otto Ernst Remer regarding the 1944 plot to assasinate Hitler and take over the German government. This plot was depicted in the 2008 Hollywood film "Valkyrie." The part of Remer was played by Thomas Kretschmann.

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The manuscripts within this title provide a unique insight into the tactics, strategy, and policy of the German military during World War II through reports, interviews, and questionnaires. This collection was originally compiled to obtain information on enemy operations in the European Theater for use in the preparation of an official history of the United States Army in World War II. Many of the more recent studies have analyzed the German experience with a view toward deriving useful lessons.

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Publication Number:
M1035
Publication Title:
Guide to Foreign Military Studies, 1945-54
Content Source:
NARA
Content Partner:
NARA
Source Publication Year:
1954
Fold3 Publication Year:
2008
Category:
WWII
Record Group:
338
Fold3 Job Number:
08-101
Language:
English, German
Country:
Germany
Short Description:
NARA M1035. Manuscripts assembled under the Foreign Military Studies program of the Historical Division, U.S. Army Europe, 1945-54.
Series:
Chapter 1 European Theater (ETHINT)
Manuscript Title:
ETHINT-63, The 20 July 1944
Manuscript Number:
ETHINT-63
Manuscript Description:
The 20 July 1944 Plot. By Generalmajor Otto Remer; 8 pp; 15 Aug. 1945. Report by the commander of Guard Battalion "Grossdeutschland," who was in part responsible for the failure of the conspirators to seize control of Berlin.
Original data from:
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