WWII Sophie Scholl - How a young woman defied Hitler

Sophie Scholl, a 21-year-old student, was a key figure in the White Rose resistance against the Nazi regime. Despite her initial enthusiasm for the Nazi Party, her views shifted due to her father's influence and the arrest of her brothers. She joined the White Rose, helping to distribute anti-Nazi leaflets. Her final act of defiance led to her arrest and execution. Her legacy endures as a symbol of courage and moral integrity.

Discuss the significance of the White Rose's actions during World War II.

What were the main themes expressed in the final leaflet distributed by the White Rose?

How did Sophie Scholl's views evolve regarding the Nazi Party?

In what ways did Sophie Scholl's actions challenge the Nazi regime?