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Item Information   Holdings     Summary       More by this author     Scholl, Hans, 1918-1943.     Subjects     Scholl, Hans, 1918-1943 -- Correspondence.     Scholl, Sophie, 1921-1943 -- Correspondence.     Universität München -- Riot, 1943.     Weisse Rose (Resistance group)     College students -- Germany -- Correspondence.     Anti-Nazi movement -- Germany -- Munich.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Scholl, Hans, 1918-1943.       by title:      At the heart of the ...         MARC Display

At the heart of the White Rose : letters and diaries of Hans and Sophie Scholl / edited by Inge Jens ; translated from the German by J. Maxwell Brownjohn ; preface by Richard Gilman. by Scholl, Hans, 1918-1943. Walden, New York : Plough Publishing House, [2017] [2017] Subjects Scholl, Hans, 1918-1943 -- Correspondence.   Scholl, Sophie, 1921-1943 -- Correspondence.   Universität München -- Riot, 1943.   Weisse Rose (Resistance group)   College students -- Germany -- Correspondence.   Anti-Nazi movement -- Germany -- Munich. Format:  No. of Holds for all sites :  0 Summary:  Idealistic, serious, and sensible, Hans and Sophie Scholl joined the Hitler Youth with youthful and romantic enthusiasm. But as Hitler’s grip throttled Germany and Nazi atrocities mounted, Hans and Sophie emerged from their adolescence with the conviction that at all costs they must raise their voices against the murderous Nazi regime. In May of 1942, with Germany still winning the war, an improbable little band of students at Munich University began distributing the leaflets of the White Rose. In the very city where the Nazis got their start, they demanded resistance to Germany’s war efforts and confronted their readers with what they had learned of Hitler’s “final solution”: “Here we see the most terrible crime committed against the dignity of humankind, a crime that has no counterpart in human history.” These broadsides were secretly drafted and printed in a Munich basement by Hans Scholl, by now a young medical student and military conscript, and a handful of young co-conspirators that included his twenty-one-year-old sister Sophie. The leaflets placed the Scholls and their friends in mortal danger, and it wasn’t long before they were captured and executed. Description:  366 pages.   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Status Due Date   Madison Library District Non-fiction 940.35 Scholl, Hans / At Lost 09/21/2023 Add Copy to MyList Format: HTMLPlain textDelimited Subject:   Email Search Results to:

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