Stauffenberg Plot
A conspirator in the Stauffenberg plot to assassinate Hitler & sieze Berlin
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A conspirator in the Stauffenberg plot to assassinate Hitler & sieze Berlin
A conspirator in the Stauffenberg plot to assassinate Hitler and seize Berlin for the resistance
After the failure of the attempt on Hitler's life on 20 July 1944, arrested and charged with high treason
Witzleben is arrested after the failure of the July Plot
Arrested by order of Heinrich Himmler
Appointed Chief-of General Staff
Appointed Chief-of General Staff
Appointed Commander of the Eastern Front
Quirnheim is arrested with Olbricht Stauffenberg and Haeften and is executed by firing squad in the courtyard of the Bendlerblock
Quirnheim dies as one of the army officers executed for his part in the 20 July plot against Hitler
Witzleben is identified as one of the senior military figures connected to the failed conspiracy
Directs the Eastern front
Jodl resumes operational duties after receiving minor injuries in the 20 July bomb attack.
Appointed Commander of the Army Group South Ukraine
Appointed Commander of the Army Group South Ukraine
Appointed Commander of the Army Group North
Appointed Commander of the Army Group South Ukraine
Appointed Commander of the Army Group South Ukraine
The High Command keep forces in Calais beleiving there will be a larger invasion there
Appointed Commander of Army Group North
Appointed Supreme Commander Army Group North
After the United States First and Third Armies broke out from the Normandy beachhead during Operation Cobra on 25 July 1944, Hitler ordered Operation Luttich.
Following breakout by the American First Army and American 3rd Army from the beachhead during the Battle of Normandy during Operation Cobra Adolf Hitler ordered an immediate counterattack against Allied forces in the form of Operation Luttich.
The operation was intended as an immediate counterattack against Allied forces.
Following breakout by the American First Army and American 3rd Army from the beachhead during the Battle of Normandy during Operation Cobra Adolf Hitler ordered an immediate counterattack against Allied forces in the form of Operation Luttich
Following breakout by the US First Army and American 3rd Army from the beachhead during the Battle of Normandy during Operation Cobra on July 25, 1944, Adolf Hitler ordered an immediate counterattack against Allied forces in the form of Operation Luttich
Following breakout by the American First Army and American 3rd Army from the beachhead during the Battle of Normandy during Operation Cobra Adolf Hitler ordered an immediate counterattack against Allied forces in the form of Operation Luttich
Following breakout by the American First Army and American 3rd Army from the beachhead during the Battle of Normandy during Operation Cobra Adolf Hitler ordered an immediate counterattack against Allied forces in the form of Operation Luttich
The Allies begin their breakout from Normandy
Meyer's forces defended Verrieres Ridge against Canadian attacks south of Caen.
After the United States First and Third Armies broke out from the Normandy beachhead during Operation Cobra on 25 July 1944, Hitler ordered Operation Luttich.
Following breakout by the American First Army and American 3rd Army from the beachhead during the Battle of Normandy during Operation Cobra Adolf Hitler ordered an immediate counterattack against Allied forces in the form of Operation Luttich.
The operation was intended as an immediate counterattack against Allied forces.
Following breakout by the American First Army and American 3rd Army from the beachhead during the Battle of Normandy during Operation Cobra Adolf Hitler ordered an immediate counterattack against Allied forces in the form of Operation Luttich
Approves a limited withdrawal of the 7th Army
Made aware of the July conspiracy
Takes part in the unsuccesful plot against Hitler
Arrests the Stauffenberg conspriators after he learns of the failure of the plot
Orders the arrest & court-martial of von Stauffenberg to cover his own involvement
Appointed Major General
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