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The men who planted the bomb on 20th July 44 and the men who attempted to blow Hitler up in 1943 were not cowards.

Certainly what they did was treason against Hitler the dictator but it was not treason against Germany.
To take that action was not the act of cowards , the risks to themselves was absolute.
I put forward again Hitlers disregard for the serving soldier whom he abandoned again and again and his final disrepsect for the people who he deemed to have been unworthy of him.
The group of officers acted not against Germany but against Hitler.

This view may not be popular here but such as it is , there it is.

Dr. Brandt , give me a break please and let go of your so obvious sterotyped views of anyone who you disagree with . :D
Englishman , if you only knew what a laugh that gave me , thanks , cheered up to no ends and how are you so sure I am a man ?
Sharp as a blunt razor blade. :p

I took issue only with what he said about the plotters being cowards , this is daft considering the risks they ran and the potential cost of failure.
Stauffenburg didn't get his wounds building a garden shed unless he wasdoing it under british , sorry shell fire from an " Englishman". :222

Do you think any of the events the Socialist Reich Party threw to honor Remer for his....heroism...were paid for with their funds from Moscow?

Wouldn't it be ironic if they had bought a giant, framed portrait of Goebbels with some of their annual Soviet cash?