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After reading "Night" by Elie Wiesel, we started to wonder if the German people took action. So we decided to research

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These resistance groups would use there opinions and bravery to help save the innocent people being killed. They would rely on each other and some citizens to not tell on them .

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She was eventually arrested July 18,1942. December 10th she was sentenced to five years in prison. She ended up getting sent to  Auschwitz where she was eventually murdered.  Although she died she died for what she believed in an accomplished her goal of helping other Jews escape.

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Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a Lutheran theologian and pastor. He left New York and went to Berlin, Germany.  Spring of 1943, he helped a group of Jews escape the horrible life they were living by being a double agent.He was a German soldier, but helped the Jews escape instead of harming them. He was eventually arrested by the Gestapo. For two years he was held captive only to come out and create a bomb that killed 5,000 people but failed to kill the target, Adolf Hitler. After such a hectic and violent life he was hanged on April 9th, 1945 by Gestapo, at the age of 39. His last words were, "This is the end, for me the beginning of life." In the image you can see Dietrich Binhoeffer.

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White Rose. Leaders: Hans Scholl &  Sophie Scholl (siblings). 

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White Rose. Leaders: Hans Scholl &  Sophie Scholl (siblings). 

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This group is composed of University students. The majority of those students have a high level of medical knowledge. This group rebelled against Adolf Hitler and his ways of government authority. They wrote leaflets, in secret, to bring attention to the cruelty of the Nazis towards the Jews. The group began in 1942 and ended with the arrest of the main group by the Gestapo on February 17th, 1943. The White Rose, unlike many other groups, were non-violent. In the image you can see Hans Scholl and Sophie Scholl.

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Any individual can make a difference. Whether its in themselves or in another person their courage and strength can make a difference. If they speak their mind or stay silent. If they do whats right or do whats expected. Any person can make a difference whether they meant to or not.

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He  was eventually caught and thrown into prison. He was hung 6 months before Germany surrounded. Although he did die he accomplished his goal in helping Jews and standing up for what he believed in.

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He  was eventually caught and thrown into prison. He was hung 6 months before Germany surrounded. Although he did die he accomplished his goal in helping Jews and standing up for what he believed in.

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Baum Gruppe: Jewish Woman: Leaders: Herbert Baum & Edith Fraenkel 

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Baum Gruppe: Jewish Woman: Leaders: Herbert Baum & Edith Fraenkel 

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Baum Gruppe was active throughout the years of 1937 to 1942. Baum was an underground anti-Nazi organization in Berlin. They helped Jews escape from the awful life they were forced  to live. In the image you can see Edith Fraeknel.

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They were eventually caught. Most were killed. If they were not killed on the spot they were put into concentration camps where they would eventually die. Although most died they were successful in helping Jews and fighting to the best of their abilities against Hitler and the Nazis 

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They were eventually caught. Most were killed. If they were not killed on the spot they were put into concentration camps where they would eventually die. Although most died they were successful in helping Jews and fighting to the best of their abilities against Hitler and the Nazis 

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In the end, Hans and Sophia Scholl were caught and executed. Although they were killed, they did spread awareness and accomplish their goals.

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In the end, Hans and Sophia Scholl were caught and executed. Although they were killed, they did spread awareness and accomplish their goals.

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The risk that they took because they were helping Jews and sometimes hiding them within there homes, mostly resulted in death. They also helped them escape from their horrid life. Baum Gruppe leaders, Herbert Baum and Edith Fraenkel, would take risks from burning buildings and other violent methods.

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If resistance groups where caught helping Jews, they would be arrested and usually taken to the camps with the Jews and killed; just like these people

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Baum Gruppe: Jewish Woman. Leaders: Herbert Baum & Edith Fraenkel

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Baum Gruppe: Jewish Woman. Leaders: Herbert Baum & Edith Fraenkel

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The members in this resistance group were very young. This group rebelled against Hitler in rather violent ways. Violent ways such as burning buildings. They owned a good amount of guns and other weaponry used for their rebellion. The oldest being 32 with the nickname of "grandma". The youngest being between the ages of ten and thirteen. The group was found to be a reference to support, solidarity, friendship and love.  In the image you can see Herbert Baum.

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