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At The Heart Of The White Rose Adolf Hitler Analysis

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Within the excerpts from "Schindler's List" and "At the Heart of the White Rose: Letters and Diaries of Hans and Sophie Scholl" Schindler, Hans and Sophie Scholl exhibit their courage and empathy by defying the Nazis perspective on humanity and continuously jeopardizing their lives through their treason. One of the most immense slaughters of humanity occurred during World War II, when Germany permitted power into the hands of the merciless tyrant Adolf Hitter in the desperate year of 1933. After invading Poland in September 1939, Adolf Hitler reorganized the society molding it into his vision of perfection. He preserved the ideal Aryan race while exterminating and abusing those he believed were undesirable. Yet despite all this, Oskar Schindler, a businessman and profiteer …show more content…

Equivalently, Hans and Sophie Scholl similar to Schindler fought against the dictatorship and harassment of the injustice tyrant Hitler. When Hitler came to power he wanted to preserve the Aryan race while exterminating and abusing those he believed were undesirable. He used words and pictures to make people perceive flesh and blood as inanimate objects; replaceable and useless. Whether it was out of fear, hate or simply the incapability to see past the glamour he had created, he obtained enough followers to take over the German government. Once he obtained the power he silenced the people through laws, making it so that the slightest criticisms of his view was punishable by death, torture or imprisonment. Despite this, Hans and Sophie Scholl dared to oppose his dictatorship and voice out their criticisms on the Nazis suppressing control and murderous

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