Unsung Heroes of the Second World War: The Nonviolent Contributions of Female French Resistors
After France was defeated by German forces in 1940, many military-aged French men were taken as prisoners of war. Therefore, it was left to women and older men to establish the initial resistance groups in occupied France. Celebrated French Resistance member Lucie Aubrac asserted that the Resistance movement was, in all likelihood, primarily female.
October 25, 2025Church Resistance to the Nazi Regime
In 1934, those who actively opposed Hitler’s ideology and its application to the church organized themselves into the Confessing Church of Germany. The interest of this church was mainly in the separation of church and state, as well as being in opposition to the German Christians.
April 29, 2025The White Rose – Resistance in Nazi Germany
In Munich, Germany, in the summer of 1942, there was an explosion of youth resistance activities.
December 16, 2024The UK’s Protests of 2010: A Struggle for Democratic Education
Revolution and Response - This is the second part of a four part series exploring England's Education System.
September 12, 2024The UK’s Protests of 2010: A Struggle for Democratic Education
A Brief History of the English Education System - This is the first part of a four part series
September 12, 2024- More Europe Protests posts
