What was the purpose of the white rose

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Ernest Larson

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27 March, 14:32

What was the purpose of the white rose

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Neil Roach · Answer 1

To mask the smell of blood or death.

Braydon Cunningham · Answer 2

White Rose, German anti-Nazi group formed in Munich in 1942. Unlike the conspirators of the July Plot (1944) or participants in such youth gangs as the Edelweiss Pirates, the members of the White Rose advocated nonviolent resistance as a means of opposing the Nazi regime. Explanation:

The primary objective of The White Rose movement was to incite fervor for action in the hearts and minds of the German people. The third leaflet boldly welcomes all to the movement, declaring that "everyone is in a position to contribute to the overthrow of this system" (Scholl 82).

It is known that Hans Scholl coined the expression "leaflets of the White Rose", but the origin of the expression is unclear. The leaflets protested against the brutality and evil of the government, and against the extermination of the Jews, which was beginning to become known to more and more people at this time.