The civilian and military aspects of the resistance differed greatly, but ultimately strove for the same cause, a united post war Germany and peace with the Allies. The military resistance included Col. Stauffenberg, General Olbriect, and General Trescow. These men were key leaders of the July 20th plot. Col. Stauffenberg planted the bomb that was aimed at killing Hitler, while General Trescow helped him re-write operation Valkerie which was key in the coup d’etate that was to take place that day. General Olbriect was noted as an organzer of the command and control center of managing the initiation of operation Valkerie as soon as the bomb detonated. The differences in the military arm of the resistance can be seen in the direct military action against Hitler while the civilians aimed more towards subterfuge and intelligence gathering of Nazi weakness, as well as establishing communication with Allied leadership. Von Trott and Von Moltke were noted intelligence officers who undermined Nazi and S.S war crimes. Von Moltke worked to help keep war crimes of recently taken nations small, while Von Trott travelled to the United States to try and establish communication with America and Britain. Though he was mistrusted his actions within the Krieslau circle showed that both men attempted to set up a post war German government and negotiations with Allies.