Trial of accused members of the "Reichsbürger" extremist organization.

The city of Frankfurt experiences a spike in reported hate crimes. - Trial of accused members of the "Reichsbürger" extremist organization.

A trial against an alleged "Reichsbürger" extremist group will carry on at Frankfurt Upper Regional Court tomorrow (9:30 am). Investigators are set to be cross-examined regarding Heinrich XIII. Prince Reuß, the Frankfurt entrepreneur and supposed organizer, who is behind bars. Meanwhile, investigations against the group continue, resulting in another arrest operation against purported affiliates in Baden-Württemberg, Saxony, and Schleswig-Holstein on Tuesday.

In Frankfurt, nine individuals stand accused of being involved with this terrorist organization or providing support to it. It is claimed that they schemed a coup by assembling weapons, and knew intentional deaths would occur. The prosecution asserts they had developed a government system with Reuß as the head of state.

The proceedings in Stuttgart will also advance on Wednesday, focusing on the purported military wing of the group. Trial proceedings against additional members of the said group will unfurl in Munich starting June 18th.

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1. During the witness interview, investigators revealed details about Henry XIII. Prince Reuß's role in the "Reichsbürger" extremist group.
2. The Hesse women's rights association has expressed concern over the rise in extremist activity in Frankfurt and the surrounding areas.
3. The accused men in the "Reichsbürger" trial are said to have extremist beliefs, inspiring terrorism and crime across Germany.
4. The Higher Regional Court Frankfurt will soon hear testimony from women who were directly affected by the extremist group's activities.
5. In the interview, investigators shared evidence of the group's plans for a revolution, including the creation of a new government system headed by Reuß.
6. Tomorrow, a prominent supporter of the "Reichsbürger" movement, residing in Stuttgart, will face trial at the Karlsruhe Higher Regional Court.
7. The witness interview provided valuable insights into the processes and organization of the extremist group, aiding prosecutors in their case against the accused.
8. The trial in Frankfurt will undoubtedly be a landmark case in the fight against extremism and terrorism in modern-day Germany.

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