TED-Ed: The secret student resistance to Hitler - Iseult Gillespie

The White Rose was a non-violent resistance group in Nazi Germany, led by siblings Hans and Sophie Scholl. They distributed anti-Nazi leaflets, urging Germans to resist Hitler's regime. Despite the risks, they continued their efforts until their capture in 1943. Their trial and execution highlighted their courage and commitment to justice, leaving a lasting legacy of resistance and hope.

What was the main message of the leaflets written by the White Rose?

How did Hans and Sophie Scholl's views on Nazi ideology change over time?

What role did the Scholl family's listening to foreign radio stations play in their resistance?

What actions did the White Rose take to spread their message?

What was Sophie's reaction upon discovering her brother's involvement in the White Rose?

What were the consequences faced by Hans and Sophie Scholl for their actions?

How did Sophie express her feelings about the state of her country before her execution?