Resisting the Nazis
Five W's
Who: Various groups and individuals who were opposed to the ideology and actions of the Nazi regime, including members of the resistance movements, political opponents, and ordinary citizens.
What: Resistance against the Nazis took various forms, including sabotage, propaganda, espionage, assassination attempts, and assistance to those persecuted by the regime.
When: Resistance against the Nazis occurred throughout the duration of their rule, from the early years of their rise to power in the 1930s until the end of World War II in 1945.
Where: Resistance against the Nazis took place in various countries under Nazi occupation or influence, including Germany, occupied territories in Europe, and other parts of the world where Nazi ideology and actions were opposed.
Why: People resisted the Nazis for a variety of reasons, including ideological opposition to their racist and authoritarian regime, desire to protect human rights and freedoms, or personal motivations such as protecting loved ones or seeking justice for those persecuted by the Nazis.