Ernst Torgler was found not guilty for causing this event in the Leipzig Trial, which was followed by Soviet citizenship being granted to Blagoy Popov, Vasil Tanev, and Georgi Dimitrov, three Bulgarians put on trial for it.
The Manchester Guardian published two articles about this event based on a memorandum allegedly written by Ernst Oberfohren. Otto Katz and Willi Muenzenberg published an account of this event in the Brown Books that was largely discredited in articles in Der Spiegel in 1960 by amateur historian Fritz Tobias. Ernst Torgler was found not guilty for causing this event in the Leipzig Trial, which was followed by Soviet citizenship being granted to Blagoy Popov, Vasil Tanev, and Georgi Dimitrov, three Bulgarians put on trial for it. This event was committed by the Dutchman Marinus van der Lubbe, and it led to a namesake decree that was used by the Nazis to target Communists. For 10 points, name this 1933 act of arson on the legislative building of the Weimar Republic.
The Manchester Guardian published two articles about this event based on a memorandum allegedly written by Ernst Oberfohren.
Reichstag fire [accept equivalent answers such as burning of the Reichstag building]