Werner Schrader was a German military officer involved in several plots by the German Resistance including the famous 20 July plot, a coup d'état attempting to assassinate Adolf Hitler.
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The Zossen documents were a clandestine collection of materials assembled over more than a decade by members of the German military resistance to Adolf Hitler, stored in a safe at the Oberkommando des
Werner Schrader
…July 1944 had failed, Schrader ended his life on 28 July 1944. He left a note saying “I will not go to prison; I will not let them torture me...”. The Zossen-based copy of Canaris' diary was discovered on 4 April 1945 by the pro-Hitler General Walther Buhle and other important resistance documents were also discovered…
Wehrmacht general Hans Oster, co-architect of the Zossen archive and head of its military planning
Lutheran pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer, whose resistance activities and ecumenical contacts featured among the Zossen archive's holdings
Flossenbürg concentration camp memorial plaque honoring German resistance members executed on 9 April 1945; Dohnanyi's name is notably missing, as he was brought to Flossenbürg from a police hospital in Berlin and executed separately, possibly at a different location within or near the camp complex, and the precise circumstances of his execution remain less fully documented than those of the others.
Schloss Mittersill in the Austrian Alps, where Kaltenbrunner oversaw the destruction of the Zossen documents