In her honey-yellow kitchenette, food is piled up under the upper cupboards. Egg cartons, milk cartons, chips, red wine. The hallway is full of boxes. Pallets of canned pea soup are stored in the basement, along with denatured alcohol and candles. A bathtub is filled to the brim with water that already has a greenish shimmer. Investigators believe it was probably intended to serve as a drinking water reservoir. So Birgit Malsack-Winkemann prepared for the impending doom that she said she believed in. Malsack-Winkemann, the former AfD member of the Bundestag and former judge at the Berlin regional court.
On December 7, 2022, two dozen police officers stormed her house and arrested the pale, ponytailed woman. At the same time, around 3,000 officers in eleven federal states searched additional apartments and houses. Malsack-Winkemann, now 59 years old, is now in the JVA Lichtenberg, the Berlin women’s prison. The Federal Prosecutor General recently indicted her, as well as 26 other defendants. It is one of the largest terror trials in the history of the Federal Republic.
She is accused of membership in a terrorist organization. She is said to be part of the group around the Frankfurt real estate dealer Heinrich XIII. to have been Prince Reuss. According to the indictment, the group planned to storm the Bundestag, forcibly eliminate the federal government and set up a so-called council as a transitional government – even if it could have cost human lives. After the coup, the prince should have been appointed German head of state; Malsack-Winkemann was under discussion as justice minister.
A search of the house revealed how the former judge at the Berlin regional court prepared for Day X: She stored various supplies in her house. These pictures show what it looked like behind the house facade of the AfD woman suspected of terror.