Leaflet IV

July 11, 1942

CWRS Staff . Crime lab reports, Hans Scholl . addresses, Africa, after the war, anti-Christ, diversity, Ecclesiastes, evidence, guilt, homeland, Leaflet 4, metaphysics, Novalis, religion, revolution, Rommel, Russian front

Leaflets of the White Rose IV

There is an old proverb that children are always taught anew: Pay attention or pay the consequences. A smart child will only burn his fingers once on a hot stove. Continue reading →

Gestapo comments about fourth leaflet

July 10, 1942

CWRS Staff . Crime lab reports, Hans Scholl . anti-Christ, Augustine, civitas dei, Harder, Leaflet 4, Lutheran, Meister Ekkehard, Quisling, Rommel

Yesterday’s expert analysis, page 3, number 4, Christian overtones: This now comes clearly into view. Christian expressions multiply. … F 22, death as reaper. F 27, accusation of blasphemy. … But he lets his Christian mask slip most clearly in F: F 44, the One God. F 46, the true God. In F 98, he appears as the bad conscience of mankind. F 47, ship without a rudder, infant without a mother, a cloud that dissipates: these singular images apparently stem from Christian mysticism, I suspect from Meister Ekkehard. Continue reading →