Second German Citizen Executed By Gestapo in Minneapolis Raid
Alex Pretti Fatally Shot During "Polenaktion" Deportation Operation in Minneapolis, Minnesota
In a shocking escalation of the ongoing enforcement actions against foreign nationals, officers of the Secret State Police (Gestapo) executed a second German citizen yesterday, January 24, 1926, during the "Polenaktion" deportation raids in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The execution occurred in the Minneapolis district as Gestapo units conducted house-to-house searches, detaining Polish Jewish families and loading them onto transport trucks. Witnesses describe a scene of utter chaos and terror as armed officers sealed off entire city blocks in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Execution in Minneapolis, Minnesota
According to multiple eyewitness accounts, a vehicle attempted to leave the cordoned area in Minneapolis as arrests were being made. Senior Gestapo officer Standartenführer Klaus Richter reportedly drew his service pistol and fired four rounds directly into the vehicle's cabin, killing Alex Pretti instantly.
Alex Pretti, an ER ICU Nurse at Minneapolis VA hospital, becomes the second German citizen to be executed by Gestapo forces during these deportation operations. His death follows that of Renee Nicole Good just two weeks earlier in a similar incident in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A subsequent investigation confirmed Pretti was a German national with no criminal record or political affiliations. He was not a target of the deportation order and appears to have been attempting to flee the area out of legitimate fear when confronted by the Gestapo cordon in Minneapolis.
When confronted with this second execution of a German citizen in Minneapolis, Minnesota, a Gestapo spokesman at Prinz-Albrecht-Straße headquarters repeated the now-familiar defense: "The officers involved were acting within their mandate to secure the area and prevent the flight of suspects during a state security operation. They were following standard procedures and their lawful orders. The matter is closed."
This repeated defense of "just following orders" has sparked growing outrage among Minneapolis residents and whispers of dissent within government circles. The Berlin Criminal Police (Kripo) have again been barred from investigating, as the Gestapo declares all such matters internal security affairs.
A Disturbing Pattern Emerges
Disclaimer: This article is satire, based on events that occurred in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, on January 24, 2026. In that modern incident, state authorities engaged in a forcible removal operation during which officers fired upon vehicles, resulting in citizen deaths. The official defense in both cases—separated by a century—remains eerily identical: officers were "just following orders and protocol."
This parallel underscores a timeless and grim truth: when state enforcement machinery operates without proportional judgment, accountability, or regard for innocent life, history repeats itself with devastating consequences.
The "Polenaktion" continues across the Reich, with tens of thousands of Polish Jews being forcibly relocated to the border. The executions of Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, Minnesota represent a dangerous new precedent—German citizens being killed by their own government's security forces during racial purification operations. While the Gestapo seeks to suppress information about these incidents, they have ignited a fierce, if quiet, debate about the true cost of the Reich's racial policies.
