German Women Resisters – Women Against Hitler
The history of German women's resistance to Hitler has spread mainly through the emblematic figure of Sophie Scholl and the White Rose. But many women committed themselves against the National Socialist regime: lawyers, feminists, communists, aristocrats, members of the Red Orchestra, and Protestants alike.
This book retraces the as little-known as extraordinary stories of nine female resisters from different backgrounds and walks of life, yet driven by the same struggle. Whether by refusing to wear the yellow star, helping other women in prison or in the camps, writing leaflets, aiding Jews, or taking part in the conspiracy that led to the July 20, 1944 assassination attempt against Hitler, they were full-fledged actors in a movement whose history has too often retained only male names.
archives du bunThis other history of the resistance, nourished by testimonies and unexploited archives, brings back to life and renders justice to these fighters who were also, after 1945, mediators of memory.
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