The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
Executions Follow
 German Revolution
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aGOnbtN4eu bomb which exploded at a confer. ence Of the military hierarchy yes- terday. It burned and bruised Hit Ter. killed one of his colleagues. and wounded i2 other gold braided high officers in touching off the gravesi internal crisis the Nazis have known
 DINE said Beck, chief Of the gen- eral staff until Nov. 1. 1898, foE years had played a part in hostile announcement of an imminent general Putsch in Germany"
 A tightly controlled curtain Of secrecy dropped over the situation in Germany by the Nazis cl0uded the extent Of the reprisal campaign against the clements suspected of fomenting the first known wartime rebellion against Hitler
 Orders To shoot
 However, the Nazis reported that all civilians and members of the armed forces had been ordered to arrest or shoot al suspects. DNB said clements had executed some leaders of the plot. and others had committed suicide.
 Hellmuth Eundermann. Deputy Reich Press chief. said there was some proof that "a small group Of Putschlgts had connections with enemy countries" - An assertion fnrthered by the charges against Beck.
 The British Press Association's s diplomatic correspondent said the British government was examining every aspect Of the German crisis and exchanging all available. inc formation with Allied governments adding:
 "Et Is too early yet to attempt q full appreciation Of the situation but there clearly Is a Assure in the facade Of 0eTFns D solidarity be- hind Hitler"
 British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told Commons that he would make a statement about the German crisis when he was in position to do so. but T am sorry that have no information at present which es- tends beyond that iil the possession Of all the members"
 A diplomatic correspondent of the NaA EFansoeean News Agency re. ported that several" generals and e0i0nels at important army eenteTs in the Reich organized the plot,
 "The e0nspiTat0w attempted 10 give orders by saying that HitleT Was read" he reported.
 The attempt tO assn6sinate Hitler fine tFans0eean account said was carried out by y0D Gtauffenberg acting OD orders ol the eOnsplFht0rs,
 Orders fDlsgbeyea
 'i0rdeTs were given to troops by the n0nspiratOrs, but nowhere were they 0heyed," the diplomatic eolTe. sp0ndent reported, ''Ihe group Of eonsplrators meaDEbiie had been removed"
 Claiming that there were no nps toward incidents anywhere, tFaIlss 0ceaD continued;
 ''The blood that has been shed ln this attempt, described as the geps erals Putseh, gag exclusively the blood 0f the e0sisplTat0rs except Tor the death 0f Hitlers staH mail, BeweT, g sien0grapbeF who was killed during the attempi,"
 The agency said proof was Ryails ebla tbet the eDtlre plot origin ated witl RD enemy p0ye, efld e0lls tact existed between the essgue Of eonspIratOTs and this power"
 A special edition Of ule DermeD neWsflaneT Zw0slf UbT Blatt, Q ( broadcast dlspateb, saiai
 'sT'DleFe Is DO loDeef any doubt tlat at those who do not support the 0eTmaD struggle without FeReFs vatI0D will be lAniahed Of, Jbf 0Tiglnel0rs 0f this plat have been Eelldefed haFDliesf"
 AllTea Ii0senherg, erdeDl Naa ldaGlOgist, writing lD ilAf heKl party OrgaD V0elklselleT jie0baehtet laV helHd the baED opposition Q "0ftll front which ibs 0egmaDs Dlllhi R0nlbai.
 'sIbls move Is open hostility 0il filth ir0Di the bead and heart d tbe 0eDmeI sag ealnlnaDd' he hald, Tlhe party 0TRan said ltillg Vgiib hls nld stHadlasiness, lmmes dlgtely resumed bis wOFk, 1le kD0Be hls soldiers nos glll hRbi as nesef llef0fe, and RIll feDlaln OIn, be- R0Wlflg RYeD t0Fe 0rlN
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 While ihefe wae n0 llpiaedlate confirmation gf DNls's elaliD tllat flle FeYglt had been smashed, e0Hg flpnad HeHi control 9f ille nArman radio flotNork, news eeanGlek and FleBhp9aeTs Indicated that the Bilts lar Faelllle agalll wes firmly lD pow eg effef weatbeflDg the RFayast f2Teai % tts history,
 fiaFinen ailtll0ltileS agaln aaWps Aa all ir0il eeiaa0EelliD 0ll e0mWulljs oetiona betwean Germany and the Fest ~ ille Europe iafi iligili after permitting iils felease 0f nleaaeg des ialie 0f flle aaaafkinati0n altewpi aGai1iai Hiiieg. Normal iaieplloile 0oMHallnieaflene hefWaen BaTlin and flle remainder of Europe WeFe bFeks en aealll q gsle ?. i.is ese1ieb ana