Perhaps the most well known form of resistance to Hitler was the The Stauffenberg Plot, code-named Walküre (“Valkyrie”). The plot was proposed by German military leaders …show more content…
The examples shown here demonstrate that there were a variety of ways in which individuals and groups resisted and opposed Nazi Rule. It is made quite clear opposition to the Nazis was common both before and during the Second World War, and there many examples of this being the case. Groups young people, churches, discriminated groups, rival political parties, and unhappy military members all displayed some sort of resistance or opposition during the period of Nazi rule in Hitler’s Empire. Whether or not the resistance movement to Nazi rule was successful, at the very least it would be ridiculous to say that it was uncommon due to the overwhelming amount of evidence that supports