A spokesman for the German Federal Prosecutor Office said that the founder of the “Reach Citizen” Sub Governor “Kingdom of Germany”, Peter Fitzack, was taken into custody on Thursday. Fitzack and three other suspected ringals of the group, a conspiracy part of the theorist movement that rejects the validity of the modern German Republic, was arrested.What do we know about the arrest ‘State of Germany’?Police on Tuesday raided the qualities of the key members of the group in seven German states, in which four arrests were made. Internal Minister Alexander Dobridt swooped after banning, what is the largest group of so -called Reach citizens. He accused the “State of Germany” of trying to install “counter-state” within Germany.Security officials believe that Fitzack established the group in 2012, ruled as the self-declared emperor of the “Kingdom”.Justifying the ban on the group, Dobrid said, “The members of this association have created a ‘counter-state’ in our country and created criminal economic structures.”“In this way, they weaken the rule of law and the monopoly of the federal republic on legitimate use of force,” he said. “At the same time, they use antisementic conspiracy stories to support their alleged claims for rights.” The ban also includes the affiliated splunter group.What is the ‘state of Germany’ group?According to Dobindt, the “State of Germany” group, which allegedly has around 6,000 members, is the largest union within the Reachsberger scene, with supporters of which the supporters of Germany denied the validity of the federal republic after World War II Second World War.This attitude motivates some members to deny the demands made by the legal authorities, such as fines and taxes. He is also known to print his own passport and driver’s license.Security officials in Germany have focused on the movement in recent years amid fears of their violent capacity.Most particularly, a conspiracy to overthrow the German government was exposed at the end of 2022. Its planners intend to arrest the prominent politicians before raiding the German Parliament and establishing an interim government.Some 27 people were charged in connection with the plot, and 380 firearms were found. Three major tests on allegations of terrorism and conspiracy began in late April 2024.Tuesday raids were conducted in Baden-Vurtembberg, Lower Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Paletineton, Saxoni, Saxony-Enahalt and Thuringia.
