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Spectrum of Attitudes Support – Conformity – Non-conformity – Resistance -- Opposition Political opponents: Communists and Social Democrats Civilian conservative.

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1 Spectrum of Attitudes Support – Conformity – Non-conformity – Resistance -- Opposition Political opponents: Communists and Social Democrats Civilian conservative resisters or opponents: Carl Goerdeler, Hjalmar Schacht, Konstantin von Neurath Military opposition: Ludwig Beck, Hans Oster, Wilhelm Canaris Jokes Youth groups: Edelweiss pirates, swing youth, White Rose (Scholl siblings) Wartime conservative conspiracy: Kreisau circle, Helmuth James von Moltke Adam von Trott zu Solz July 20 Plot: Claus von Stauffenberg, Operation Valkyrie, Erwin Rommel

2 Carl Goerdeler

3 Hjalmar Schacht

4 Konstantin von Neurath

5 Wilhelm Canaris

6 Ludwig Beck

7 l. to r.: Hans Scholl, Sophie Scholl, Christoph Probst The White Rose Conspiracy

8 Gravesite of Sophie & Hans Scholl and Christoph Probst, Munich

9 Helmuth James von Moltke

10 Adam von Trott zu Solz

11 Claus von Stauffenberg

12 Erwin Rommel

13 Otto-Ernst Remer

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