The German Parliament building, also known as the Bundestag (Photo by Stefan Woidig, https://flic.kr/p/MnHDcm; CC0 1.0, https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/)
On Dec. 7, news broke that the German police had uncovered and foiled an alleged coup attempt aimed at storming the German Bundestag and toppling the government. In a nationwide raid, 3,000 police officers searched more than 130 homes throughout Germany and made 25 arrests. At the heart of the plot was a somewhat ideologically diverse network of the hard right; Reichsbürger, a loose movement of “citizens of the Reich” who reject the legitimacy of the post-1945 German government; former members of the German special forces; and proponents
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