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“Long live FREEDOM!” ― Hans Scholl. 12 likes. Like. “It's high time that Christians made up their minds to do something . . . What are we going to show in the way of resistance-as compared to the Communists, for instance-when all this terror is over? We will be standing empty-handed.
This leaflet also especially angered the loyal National Socialists who read it, for its line: "The first concern of every German should not be a military victory over Bolshevism, but rather the defeat of the National Socialists."
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Hans Scholl and Alexander Schmorell created the first leafletdistributed by the White Rose. The leaflet concentrated on highlighting the systematic abuse of the Nazi government and hinted that more leaflets were to come. Hans and Alexander wanted German citizens to understand the destruction that Hitler was bringing upon their country and that if p...
The second leaflet created touched on the subject of the treatment of Jews. The White Rose explained that they did not want to compose an apology but instead open the eyes of German citizens to the dehumanizing crimes that Jews were facing. Within the leaflet, the White Rose bashed Hitler for his terrible German language in Mein Kampfand how Hitler...
The White Rose composed the third leaflet to directly address the “dictatorship evil” their government was. It called out German peoples by asking how they could allow the National Socialists to rob them of their freedoms. This leaflet also included a statement about how Germans could go about opposing the Nazi Party through passive resistance. How...
The second-to-last leaflet the White Rose sent out was drafted by Hans and written by Professor Huber. It addressed the nearing end of the war and stated that “a new war of liberation” was about to begin. Hans and Huber were correct in stating that the war was near the end as the fifth leaflet was published in January 1943. Nazi troops faced defeat...
Although a draft of the seventh leaflet was being composed by the White Rose, the sixth leaflet was the last to be published and distributed. Professor Huber typed the final leaflet himself, and Sophie and Hans Scholl hastily scattered copies around university halls before classes let out. There was an abundance of copies left over, and Sophie deci...
Oct 31, 2023 · The White Rose (German: Die Weiße Rose), was a non-violent, intellectual resistance group in Nazi Germany led by a group of students from the University of Munich, including Sophie Scholl, Hans Scholl and Alexander Schmorell. The group conducted an anonymous leaflet and graffiti campaign that called for active opposition to the Nazi regime.
Dec 1, 2012 · Abstract. Democratic government of the 21st century is believed to head towards more agility, leanness, responsiveness, accessibility, openness, and participation than its predecessors in the 20th century. However, at the same time democratic government has to cope with new challenges and trends, which are unprecedented in their potential ...
Holocaust Resistance: The White Rose - A Lesson in Dissent. by Jacob G. Hornberger. Holocaust Resistance: Table of Contents | Photographs | Jewish Armed Resistance. The date was February 22, 1943. Hans Scholl and his sister Sophie, along with their best friend, Christoph Probst, were scheduled to be executed by Nazi officials that afternoon.
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Source. A Call to All Germans! The war is approaching its destined end. As in the year 1918, the German government is trying to focus attention exclusively on the growing threat of submarine warfare, while in the East the armies are constantly in retreat and invasion is imminent in the West.
