Wartime Opposition to the Nazis

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Mind Map on Wartime Opposition to the Nazis, created by Stephanie Lowe on 08/02/2018.
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Wartime Opposition to the Nazis
  1. July Bomb Plot 1944
    1. Also called Stauffenberg Plot or Operation Valkyrie
      1. Led by Colonel Von Stauffenberg
        1. Aim: To kill Hitler and use the reserve army to remove the SS and Gestapo
          1. Events: 20th July Stauffenberg took a suitcase of explosives into a strategy meeting with Hitler. The bomb did not kill Hitler and the plotters were all arrested and executed.
            1. Reasons for failure: Table leg took the impact, moved from a bunker to an open room, explosives not strong enough
            2. White Rose Group
              1. Led by Hans and Sophie Scholl
                1. Events: They were students who handed out leaflets at Munich University. They were caught by a caretaker and executed
                  1. Reason: Hans Scholl had witnessed the treatment of Jews whilst fighting on the Eastern Front
                  2. Passive Resistance
                    1. Saying 'Good Morning' instead of 'Heil Hitler'
                      1. Telling Anti-Nazi Jokes
                        1. Reading banned literature
                          1. Listening to the BBC
                            1. Hiding Jews
                            2. Religious Opposition
                              1. Cardinal Galen
                                1. Catholic Priest delivered anti-Nazi sermons. 3 other Priests were arrested. Galen survived because he was an important person in the Church
                                2. Dietrich Bonhoeffer
                                  1. Protestant Pastor. Joined the Abwehr as a spy. Sent secret messages that helped Jews escape. Murdered by the SS
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