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smirkymonkey

(63,221 posts)
55. Very sad. But the brave who have done so must be admired and remembered.
Sat Feb 23, 2013, 08:20 AM
Feb 2013

It must have been very difficult for them in those times to stand against the Nazis.

There is a pretty good movie about this CBGLuthier Feb 2013 #1
Film was nominated for Oscar in 2005 OldEurope Feb 2013 #3
i have looked at this on netflix for ages barbtries Feb 2013 #5
Great movie adieu Feb 2013 #22
Just watched it. It is a fantastic movie. Highly recommended. Thanks for the other suggestions. n/t pampango Feb 2013 #31
Then I'm not the only one tblue Feb 2013 #48
It was an excellent film. smirkymonkey Feb 2013 #34
Thanks. I requested this from our library. n/t pampango Feb 2013 #6
Thank you for posting this... In Wisconsin freedom of speech has to be negotiated. midnight Feb 2013 #7
What do you mean about Wisconsin? YarnAddict Feb 2013 #19
Walker's Absurd Rule Restricting Free Speech in Capitol midnight Feb 2013 #60
I saw the movie too BlancheSplanchnik Feb 2013 #27
Completely agree. geardaddy Feb 2013 #29
The film is being shown again on German national TV tonight. DFW Feb 2013 #51
Hans Scholl, Sophie Scholl, and Christian Probst. Brickbat Feb 2013 #2
Real heros defacto7 Feb 2013 #44
Some of the Occupy people maybe. tblue Feb 2013 #49
i could only aspire to such courage. barbtries Feb 2013 #4
Another young man from the White Rose, OldEurope Feb 2013 #8
Sophie Scholl's last words to judge Roland Kreisler, the "hanging judge" were: Mira Feb 2013 #9
Wow!! So much is in your relating of the events back then. dixiegrrrrl Feb 2013 #17
Your post made me wonder what became of Freisler at the end of the war. xocet Feb 2013 #35
All of this makes me sigh very deeply Mira Feb 2013 #42
Yes, it is sad that these events happened. xocet Feb 2013 #43
Another example The Wizard Feb 2013 #10
Thank you for posting this Smll_Ax3 Feb 2013 #11
To many were. OldEurope Feb 2013 #20
Many were. Read tblue37 Feb 2013 #23
Hey Cuz!!!! tblue Feb 2013 #50
Hi, Cuz! Long time no see! nt tblue37 Feb 2013 #59
Many were leftynyc Feb 2013 #28
Sounds like you were there Smll_Ax3 Feb 2013 #56
Many were. Basically the same sort of people who comprise the Republican base today. Marr Feb 2013 #32
Kick! Heidi Feb 2013 #12
Remarkable heros kairos12 Feb 2013 #13
So Young & So Brave... FiggyJay Feb 2013 #14
In many ways we need to see this same type of courage in our elected leaders today. Pakid Feb 2013 #15
there's footage on Youtube of Judge Roland Freiser. He's well portrayed in the Sophie Scholl film Voice for Peace Feb 2013 #16
Unfortunately, adieu Feb 2013 #24
Gotta lot a NAZIs around here still. And we ALL need to call them out for what they are. Octafish Feb 2013 #18
That Group of tea baggers at McCains town hall? busterbrown Feb 2013 #26
There are some great pics at this site, a lot of history of the White Rose. madfloridian Feb 2013 #21
Twenty-two years old? another_liberal Feb 2013 #39
True heroes! Hulk Feb 2013 #25
Execution 4 days after their arrest. "Justice" certainly was swift under the Nazis rgbecker Feb 2013 #30
HUGE K & R !!! - Thank You !!! WillyT Feb 2013 #33
such brave heroes, inspiring nt steve2470 Feb 2013 #36
Thank you, pampango, this story of courage in the face of insanity must live forever. mountain grammy Feb 2013 #37
Sophie had a fresh cast on one leg . . . another_liberal Feb 2013 #38
Thank you so much thucythucy Feb 2013 #40
"They despised nationalism, racism, and Sophie herself was even something of an early feminist." pampango Feb 2013 #54
Damn. blackspade Feb 2013 #41
. struggle4progress Feb 2013 #45
I know them well, but didn't know the day. tblue Feb 2013 #46
Ugly question, worth asking... nikto Feb 2013 #47
The film is shown more often here in Germany than back home in Texas. DFW Feb 2013 #52
Almost everyone who stood up to Hitler died JPZenger Feb 2013 #53
Very sad. But the brave who have done so must be admired and remembered. smirkymonkey Feb 2013 #55
"Weapons of the Spirit" is another incredible film thucythucy Feb 2013 #57
One of my college French professors was from Le Chambon Lydia Leftcoast Feb 2013 #61
Awe inspiring courage senseandsensibility Feb 2013 #58
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