White Rose

The White Rose was a non-violent resistance group in Nazi Germany, active during World War II. Comprising students and professors from the University of Munich, they opposed the Nazi regime's brutal policies and atrocities. Through anonymous leaflets and graffiti, they spread messages promoting moral resistance, human rights, and the importance of opposing tyranny. Their efforts aimed to awaken moral awareness among Germans and encourage opposition to Nazi oppression, risking their lives for this cause. The White Rose became a symbol of courageous resistance and moral integrity against totalitarian rule.