Weiße rose, pronounced [ˈvaɪsə ˈʁoːzə] ⓘ) was a non-violent, intellectual resistance group in nazi germany which was led by five students and one lmu munich professor:. Led by hans scholl and his sister sophie, the white rose resistance was a small collective of christian students who secretly wrote and distributed leaflets all around germany, criticizing the nazis and. The white rose, led by students including hans and sophie scholl, was an anti-nazi group during wwii.
Alexander schmorell (1917–1943) and hans scholl (1918–1943), both of whom were studying medicine, were the first lmu students to consider mounting an active campaign of resistance against the nazi. Sep 28, 2025explore the inspiring story of the white rose, a student-led resistance group in nazi germany.
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