I watched this whole movie. A true story that should be told, retold, and told again.

These young people only had to wait out the war, but they didn't, instead they stepped up with great courage and sacrificed their lives. They upheld the honor of the German people, when so many others dishonored it. May they always be remembered.

The memorial with the leaflets on the ground is fitting, great idea. Powerful.

Never heard about this. So much of history is not taught in schools even here in America. You get a watered down version so as not to offend anyone. My dad fought in World War II and I am so proud d of him and the greatest generation. My love of history came later in my life, I am 58 and am learning so much. Thank you so mush.

The leaflets on the ground are so powerful!! You can't walk past there and not ask why. Amen!!

You should also do the Tour on the Valkyrie conspiracy. Also the Stauffenberg family places and the Kreisau Circle too.

So young with such maturity+humanity-sleep well children of liberty so so sad

Your videos are full of information and very educational. They need to be preserved and shared with everyone. Amazing history lesson in each one. So much info not found anywhere else. Hollywood needs to see these!!

Honor to them all of them, rip all of them heroes in those times

Congratulations Teacher, Brilliantly done again,,,The People in the White Rose Movement were indeed Great Human Beings...May "GOD" bless them all...

I have learned so much from these tours. I really like that you are covering so many places/people who are not widely known in the U.S. Thank you for this interesting and educational material.

Sad that I'm just finding out about these brave young souls, I just saw the movie and it brought me to tears. You know, it's easy to say those who didn't come out in resistance are cowards but how many of us would pass this moral test. I imagine my self in their shoes and it scares the living crap out of me, I pray that I'm never put through such a test, but it's people like them, their courage who make it less likely that we would face such horrid circumstances. I like to think of them as true guardians of the oppress. Thank you cbutchko for this tour! Much love from El Paso Texas USA

Thanks so much White 🌹

Thank you!! I love this teacher. So inspirational !

This memorial is amazing

The story of the White Rose Movement has stuck in my mind since I first heard of it only four years ago. I hope I can go someday and see the memorials to these brave people. Very courageous young adults that are an inspiration to me. I certainly will never forget them.

I'm a big wwii buff, and I gotta say being able to see these places today with what I know makes it much more real you should be commended on really awesome videos and a lot of effort which deserve a lot of credit

I wonder about their burial? Who buried them together? It is a very moving story. Some of not all of them were Christian. The scene at the end that confirms her protestant faith is very heart wrenching. Great video.

Great job

I loved this tour. Thank you!

Excellent series!

What an excellent tour and commentary!!!

An excellent video and guide to these sad events. The prison guards remarked how composed she was throughout and didn’t even blink before being executed. They weren’t traitors in any meaning of the word

Thank you so much!!! Very interesting!! Excellent job !!👌

There was a saying in Germany at that time"if you're tired of living, go against the Nazis."

It is quite incredible that no one seemed struck by the extreme youth of Sophie and Hans Scholl.The Nazi regime was indeed heartless and cold. This barbarity by the Nazis actually magnifies the courage of the members of the White Rose movement. May they all rest in peace.

Outstanding , informative video

thank you white rose!

Brave doesn't describe or do these people justice. They saw that the Austrian Corporal was taking Germany, Austria and the rest of Europe into the abyss.

A really eye-opening and poignant story of how a group of young people have their to oppose the godless, barbarous, and murderous Nazi regime. Let us remember those brave souls as well. Thank you for this video.

Don't forget about Professor Kurt Huber, who was a member of the White Rose and mentor to Hans and Sophie Scholl and the other members of the White Rose!

Incredibly brave.

Outstanding video!

Yes the sun is still shining Sophie

Awesome video!

An interesting sidenote, Stadlheim Prison is where Ernst Rohm was murdered by the SS. Pretty cool, huh?

Excellent tour however - thanks

This guy is right on the button with this and the video is very interesting and very moving, these were all so young with their lives ahead of them and they selflessly gave them for their beliefs and country. Freisler was simply a rabid dog, unfit to ever be a member of the human race like so many others of this ilk. Incredibly, the Scholl parents and others were further ostracised by their own countrymen and women and virtually, financially ruined. Compare this to the treatment of Frau. Reisler who was paid a handsome State Pension with regular generous increments as her wretched husband was deemed a victim of the war even though he was simply blown-up in an allied air raid. I look forward to other videos.

very cool story, well told!

A really well constructed video on the White Rose Movement. What is the name of the narrator/teacher?

Roland Freisler, the judge and the person that sentenced them to death, was ironically killed in the very same building that Sophie's case was held. He was killed during allied air bombing, by falling masonry from partial collapse of the building.

Nice job

Respect.

So sad. What a waste of fine young lives. RIP.

I read somewhere that Hans briefly appears in one of Leni Riefenstahl's film, do you know anything about it? nice upload by the way!

What is the name of the movie the clips were taken from?? I would love to watch it. Thank you.

How ironic that the main judge talks about a "storm of steel", and he ends up dying when the ceiling of the building falls on him during an allied bombing. Oops.

Thanks for sharing it,,,,,,ew will never forget them

It's too bad you couldn't go into the prison to see where they were held and eventually executed.