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Who- The youth in Germany

What- The youth fought back to the Nazi’s and Hitler during the Holocaust in different ways

When- During WWII

Where- Germany

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Lyrics of Katy Perry's song Resilient. This speaks of resilience like these teens had to stand up for what they believed was right.

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This website speaks about specific teen resistors and what they did.

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The Jewish Teens Who Fought Back Against Hitler

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These resistance fighters attacked Nazi troops, sabotaged infrastructure, and blew up trains and bridges.

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The White Rose was a group of teen resistors. They were students at the University of Munich. They mostly published writings about the wrong doings of Hitler and the Nazi's. They wanted to make people aware that this was not okay.

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These were a group of teen resistors. Usually in gangs and also young workers. They did things to go against Hitler like dressing provocatively and listening to banned records.

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There were two groups of youth resistors Edelweiss Pirates, and White Rose.

They did things that were banned to rebel against Hitler.

They started some of the revolts.

They tried publishing writings and things to make other people aware.

Frank Blakhmen is one teen who escaped the Germans and disguised himself to gather enough information to interrupt German lines of communication.

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Although they were young they had a great impact on the holocaust. They accomplished a lot and stayed strong in what they believed in. These revolts and things they did to stand up to Hitler and the Nazi’s made an impact.

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There were so many teen resistors that had an affect here are a few of them.

Frank Blakhmen

Vladka Meed

Roza Roberta

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"There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest" (Elie Wiesel)