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Helmuth Hübener on the Day of His Execution

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Helmuth Hübener, a 16-year-old Mormon youth living in Hitler’s Germany, exhibited unprecedented moral courage in opposing the propaganda machine of the Nazi regime in the summer of 1941. For …

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Helmuth Hübener,a 16 year old,Mormon teenager, was a young man that was a resister against the cruel dictatorship of Adolf Hitler. A month before turning 17 he was arrested and sent to a Gestapo prison where he would later be harshly interrogated and tortured by Nazi soldiers.After going through the agonizing experience in Hamburg,he was decapitated via guillotine in the Plötzensee prisons of Berlin.

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Helmuth Hubner was tired of the treatment that he and other Jews received.He and along with other pedestrians witnessed the unfair treatment against a Jewish family.The family was dragged out of their business unwillingly and beaten in the middle of the street with no shame.From that day forward Helmuth felt as if the oppression against the Jewish race was unfair and the the treatment had to be stopped.The young teen had started to discover a rebellious and combative side of him that he never knew existed.He had started to tune in to illegal radio stations that conversed about the unfair treatment of Jews and the dishonesty the Nazi propaganda has put out into the public.With the help of his close companions he set out to spread the word of the unjust treatment against the Jewish ethnicity.His plan was successful at first but was shut down very quickly when the Nazi police had discovered what he had been doing.This led him to prisons in Berlin and eventually his demise.

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Helmuth established a legacy for being known as the young 17 year old teenager who rebelled against the cruel rule of the Nazi Regime.Sadly the rebellion was swiftly ended by Nazi soldiers as the captured the teen and sent him to a Gestapo prison.In this facility he was aggressively interrogated showing no remorse whatsoever.After that horrific experience he was beheaded by the notorious guillotine in Berlin,Germany.

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The death of Helmuth Hubener had a big impact on the morality of the public.His passing had further showed how cruel and unjust the law of Adolf Hitler was with suffering in a prison in lethal conditions and experiencing the pain of decapitation by the guillotine.He was very well known among Holocaust protesters.He had his face present in memorials of Holocaust resisters and was known for being a very brave and a "role model for any teenager" according to John F. He was honored by many people all over Germany.He had a school named after him in Hamburg.The location in which he was executed is a memorial to commemorate his bravery and contributions to the Holocaust rebellion.Furthermore Hubener has gained the respect of citizens all over Germany for being a courageous resister against the Holocaust.

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An aspect about Helmuth Hubener that people still admire to this day is how in a time of war he answered to the Nazis in a peaceful manner using facts and logic instead of violence and aggressiveness to protest."The student answers, “‘Who’s that?’… Him? That’s Helmuth Hübener. Belonged to a sect. Something like Mormons. The Church of Latter-Day Saints. Came from Hamburg, but they had their stuff printed in Kiel. They were a group of four, apprentices and clerks. They held out quite a long time. On October 27, 1942, he was executed here in Plötzensee, after being tortured of course.” The student admires Hübener’s example because Hübener’s “enlightened response to an unjustified war was not violence, or that other extreme equally condemned by Grass — apathy — but, basically, peaceful education."

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This video shows us an interview with a former holocaust survivor.It shows us how gruesome the holocaust was and how it affects its victims today.

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Holocaust Survivor Recalls Life At Auschwitz And Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camps | Forces TV

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This is an exhibition in Hamburg ,Germany in honor of the fallen teen.

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A photo of Helmuth himself and his two Mormon companions