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Leaflets From The White Rose Analysis
Fast-forwarding from Hitler's election to 1942, members of the White Rose began to deeply question and resist the models and principles of Hitler's authoritarian totalitarian dictatorship after their journey to the Russian war front to prove themselves under fire- as all typical Germans did at the time. Leaflets beforehand mentioned poetry and philosophical ideas, referencing Goeth, Lao-tzu, Holderlin, Novalis, and many other philosophers. The leaflets had relevancy to the highly educated; however, they did not matter to the majority of people. When Professor Kurt Huber joined the resistance, the tone changed. Afterword, the leaflets called for a complete break from the Nazi Socialist Regime, and changed from "Leaflets from the White Rose"
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