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Multiple assassination attempts were made against [[Adolf Hitler]], but the "20th of July Plot" was the only one in which he was injured, and the only one where a serious coup attempt was made. The actual attack was a bomb, placed in Hitler's conference room, by Colonel [[Claus von Stauffenberg]], chief of staff of the [[Einsatzheer]] (Reserve Army). | |||
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Multiple assassination attempts were made against Adolf Hitler, but the "20th of July Plot" was the only one in which he was injured, and the only one where a serious coup attempt was made. The actual attack was a bomb, placed in Hitler's conference room, by Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, chief of staff of the Einsatzheer (Reserve Army).