How Did Fritz Theilen's Fight Against The Nazi Regime

But two teenage brothers, Kud and Jens Pedersen, wanted to do something about it. So, they came together with their friends and created the RAF Club. This was a resistance club fighting for their rights. The boys cut telephone lines leading right to Nazi headquarters and that was

He was charged and arrested for treason after hijacking a government meeting and taking over the government of Bavaria. It is linked because in Hitler's trial he impressed the judges so much they only sentenced him to 9 months instead of the normal life sentence. This was important to Hitler if he wouldn't had have been such a great speaker then he would have never had a chance to rule over Germany as well as all the publicity He got from Mein Kampf, which He wrote in the time He was in prison. Mein Kampf clarified Hitler's ideas about Germany's future.

Both display several heroic qualities that are clearly apparent, including courage, perseverance, and cunning intelligence

There are many challenges that partisans facing the Nazis and other Jews faced around the 1940s. The struggle to survive was constant, and many died. When a boy named Ben Kamm was forced into the Warsaw ghetto, his family went into starvation, and needed help quickly. But when Ben was informed by his aunt that a partisan group was hidden in a forest 100 miles away, he snuck to join them. There he quickly became respected by many, and helped out as much as he could. Here we will talk about the rise of Adolf Hitler, many of the challenges he faced while in the ghetto and with the partisans. This is the story of Ben Kamm.

Everybody has their own version of what a hero is supposed to look like and what they must do to act as a hero, but heroes come in all shapes and sizes. Heroes are defined by how they are able to help under certain circumstances. For instance, Martin Luther King Jr. fought for racial equality in the 60’s, Susan Brownell Anthony fought for the women's right to vote in the 1800’s, Christianity’s Jesus Christ fought to protect humanity for all their sins over 2000 years ago, Luke Skywalker fought the Galactic Empire to restore order for the entire universe a long time ago in a galaxy far far away, and Iron man who fought numerous villains to keep the public safe in popular media. The story of “Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. shows how an anti-hero may be the best type of hero in a dystopian setting. This anti-hero is better known as

One person who was linked to armed resistance, but not directly involved, was Albert Wielkabroda. It is stated that ‘in the second World War, Sutin managed a small group, consisting of Jewish partisans that gathered weapons and fought the Nazis in Poland’ (Hanson). Adolfo was fifteen when his armed resistance started. Adolfo would rust Nazi equipment by using chemicals and build detonators for resistance explosives. Adolfo once said that “For the first time, I didn’t feel entirely [powerless] following the death of my mother and friend” (Berger). Another quote was “I had the feeling I was avenging them” (Berger). As stated earlier, The Edelweiss Pirates were a group of youth, about 15-19, who would oppose the Nazi youth. The Pirates would often disobey the rules set by the Nazi government, and sometime, fight the Nazi youth. “As war progressed…many pirates became active in the underground resistance movement” (Faces of Courage). It was told that “Groups of Edelweiss Pirates made armed raids on military depots and deliberately sabotaged war productions” (Faces of Courage). Youra, Jean, and Robert

Friedrich Jeckeln, born on February 2, 1895 in Baden, Germany was held responsible for the murder of over 200,000 lives during the Holocaust. Very little is none about his early life, but it is known that Jeckeln served in the German army during the First World War, where he was awarded the Iron Cross and the Wound badge in black. After the war he became a farm manager, and married into the Jewish family of the estate at which he worked. The marriage did not last long due to his alcohol problems, but it took only five years for him to become married again. In the same year as his marriage, 1929, Jeckeln joined the Nazi party, and became a leader in the “Schutzstaffel” or the Nazi party’s paramilitary defense corps.

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The Judenrat led the resistance by assisting the rebels to escape from the ghettos. As a result to these resistances Nazi officers would just send attack dogs or perform search parties and eventually led to death.

Oh how great our leader is! These words are similar to the words that many Germans would use throughout the power of Hitler. In Life and Death In the Third Reich, Peter Fritzsche introduces how society changed under Hitler. The society under Hitler would lead to the deaths of thousands of people. Hitler also will establish the idea what a “true German” was.

When you think of Oskar Schindler you may think of a hero, the Holocaust, or you may not even know who he is. Oskar was a womaniser, a gambler and a very heavy drinker, he wasn’t perfect, far from it in fact. Even with these imperfections he still risked his life to save Jewish people and for that he should be honored. Oskar Schindler became a very known man during the Holocaust. Oskar was a member of the Nazi Party and he ran a factory in Krakow during the German occupation of Poland, employing workers from the nearby Jewish ghetto.

During World War II, Hitler forced many Jews to work in his torturous Concentration Camps and kill them. His goal was to eliminate all the Jews from Earth. Johanna Reiss wrote of her own life through World War II. She faced many deadly situations, but had the privilege of writing this book to inform us all how scary the war was to the Jews.

He was sent with a group of swedes who would prepare protective passes for the Jews. By the time they had arrived in Hungary, more than 400,000 Hungary Jews had already been sent to Auschwitz-Birkenau. In order to accomplish his goals, Wallenberg he established relationships with German spies and Nazis including Eichmann himself. According to Alan Levy, “Raoul Wallenberg had no scruples about bargaining with the devil. It was what he was being sent Budapest to do.”

(United States Holocaust Memorial Museum) For a short period of time, he served for the Eleventh Bavarian Regiment as an officer cadet, although he did not experience any combat due to the signing of the Versailles Peace Treaty, which ended World War I. (Jewish Virtual Library) After the signing of the treaty, Himmler’s hope of becoming a soldier was shattered, so he decided to return to school. In July of 1919, Himmler graduated from a high school in Landshut, Germany, and decided to continue his education and attend college. He enrolled at the Technical University in Munich, Germany as an agriculture major. While taking classes at Technical University, Himmler joined a German-nationalist student fraternity. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum) Upon joining this fraternity, Himmler found himself questioning his Catholic ways and began to reject many of the beliefs that had been bestowed upon him by his parents and religion. (New World Encyclopedia)

He encouraged and influenced the german government and its people to discriminate the jewish population systematically and placed them at the bottom. Dramatically, underneath