German Resistance

The German Resistance refers to efforts by individuals and groups within Nazi Germany who opposed Adolf Hitler and his regime during World War II. They tried to undermine, sabotage, or overthrow the government through activities like covert meetings, distributing anti-Nazi materials, and plotting political or military coups. Key figures included military officers, clergymen, and intellectuals who believed the Nazi regime was morally wrong and dangerous. Though ultimately unsuccessful in halting the Holocaust or ending Nazi rule, their actions demonstrated moral courage and resistance against tyranny under extreme risks.