1933. Arson of the Reichstag
80 years ago, on February 27, 1933, the Reichstag building burned down in Berlin. The communists were accused of arson, who seemed to prepare an anti -Nazi uprising, a signal to which the Reichstag fire was to serve. At the crime scene, Marinus Van der Lyuba, a former member of the Communist Party of Holland, who later joined the extremist communist groups that did not subordinate to the Comintern and advocated “direct actions”.