How did the July Plot against Hitler affect Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s fate?

Dietrich Bonhoeffer had already been imprisoned in Berlin since April 1943 due to his resistance activities, which included helping Jews escape to neutral Switzerland and working within the Military Intelligence Department to undermine the Nazi regime.1

Following the failure of the July Plot on July 20, 1944—an attempt by military leaders to assassinate Adolf Hitler—the Nazi authorities discovered documents that directly linked Bonhoeffer to the conspiracy. This discovery led to his further interrogation and ultimately resulted in his execution by hanging at the Flossenbürg concentration camp on April 9, 1945.12