De Mos in court • How serious was the German ‘rollator putsch’?

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Corruption case against De Mos started

The criminal case has started in Rotterdam against the former alderman of The Hague Richard de Mos and seven others. They are suspected of forming criminal organizations, official corruption and violation of professional secrecy. Justice thinks that three real estate and two catering entrepreneurs have had a preferential position in exchange for donations to De Mos’s party. News reporter Gert Jansen follows the case and joins the studio.

Nieuwsuur previously obtained the full criminal file of the case:

What did the German parliament stormers want?

It was dismissed as an operetta coup or a walker putsch: the arrest of 25 elderly men and women in Germany, Austria and Italy in early December. Those arrested were said to have planned to storm the German parliament. They were united in their aversion to the Federal Republic of Germany, which they do not recognize and which they wanted to overthrow. But was it all so laughable, or should the right-wing radical supporters be taken seriously?

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