White Rose History: Volume II Journey to Freedom

Chapter 00 Cover for Academic Version Vol 2
Chapter 00 Dear Readers
Chapter 01 The Journey Begins
Chapter 02 The Circle Widens
Chapter 03 Room Service
Chapter 03A Enigmas Wrapped in Riddles
Chapter 04 Dialogue
Chapter 05 And There Was Music
Chapter 06 Daggers Drawn
Chapter 07 Secret Mail
Chapter 08 Battle Cry
Chapter 09 A Village Destroyed by Gunfire
Chapter 10 Black Tea and Champagne
Chapter 11 Profound Impressions
Chapter 12 Preliminary Judgment
Chapter 13 Relentless Rain
Chapter 14 Unexpected Harmony
Chapter 15 September Morn
Chapter 16 Try to Remember
Chapter 17 Vast Skies and Song
Chapter 18 Loosening a Stitch on the Eagle
Chapter 19 Lost and Found
Chapter 20 Painting Autumn
Chapter 21 Golden Moon Rising
Chapter 22 Practical Questions
Chapter 23 Deck the Halls
Chapter 24 Where Wild Bees Flitting Hum
Chapter 25 Groundwork
Chapter 26 Sobbing of the Bells
Chapter 27 Two Percenters
Chapter 28 What Kind of Poor Souls
Chapter 29 God Forbid
Chapter 30 Harmless Fun
Chapter 31 Rolling Stones
Chapter 32 Mastering the Turbulence
Chapter 33 Abandonment of Self
Chapter 34 Someone Will Be There
Chapter 35 A Woman Scorned
Chapter 36 A Single Ray Flickers
Chapter 37 Surrender
Chapter 38 The Dog Behind the Stove
Chapter 39 Saving Face
Chapter 40 Weeds on a Dunghill
Chapter 41 Inalienable Rights
Chapter 42 Time to Think
Chapter 43 By the Book
Chapter 44 Wanderer\'s Night Song
Chapter 45 Total War
Chapter 46 A Purely Human Point of View
Chapter 47 An Outrage
Chapter 48 What Were You Thinking
Chapter 49 Silent Witnesses
Chapter 50 True Colors
Chapter 51 No Greater Love
Chapter 52 Broken Hearts and Fallout
Chapter 53 A Very Deep Hole
Chapter 54 There Is No Hope For Me
Chapter 55 A Basis For Criminal Behavior
Chapter 56 Don\'t Ever Give Up
Chapter 57 Keeping One\'s Head
Chapter 58 Never Grow Weary
Chapter 59 Countdown to Trial
Chapter 60 April 19 1943
Chapter 61 A Kind of Shame
Chapter 62 Self-Portraits
Chapter 63 Ashes of Roses
Chapter 64 Fare Well
Chapter 65 So What
Chapter 65A Volume III
Chapter 98 Appendices all
	Chapter 98 Appendices
	02 Gestapo Agents and Denunciations
		Agents
		Denunciations
		Legend for Denunciations
		Prison Info
	Chapter 98 End 06 Appendix F Hitler Youth Org Chart
Chapter 99 Annotated Bibliography
	WHITE ROSE DOCUMENTATION
	HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL REFERENCES:
	Books, Magazine Articles, Newspaper Archives
	HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL REFERENCES:
	Internet Materials
	INTERVIEWS
	CORRESPONDENCE
	Kathryn Arizmendi, Jaques Dalcroze researcher. Arizmendi’s work revolves around the Dalcroze methodology, specifically the Hellerau philosophy developed by Harald Dohrn, Christoph Probst’s father-in-law. Her fascinating material showed up in the 2003 ...
	Nell Barclay, Writer, Houston, Texas. Editorial comments to first draft. September 1995.
	Pierre Beffa, World Council of Churches, Geneva, Switzerland. Provided insights regarding nascent World Council of Churches in 1937, with strife between the Council and aligned German churches. Gave me primary source documents that explained the artic...
	Betsy Colquitt, Prof. Emeritus, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas. Read one of last drafts of White Rose History. Provided editorial counsel. July 2002, multiple.
	Ulrich Degwitz, Wiesbaden, Germany. Serendipitous correspondence! I was looking for Rudolf Degkwitz, Traute Lafrenz’s mentor in Hamburg. Ulrich is not related to Rudolf, but he made it a personal mission to learn more about Rudolf. He uncovered out-of...
	Irmgard Eberl, Kösel-Verlag. Kösel-Verlag was Carl Muth’s publisher. Ms. Eberl defined the differences between Kösel now, and the Kösel that published Hochland. Current publisher has no Muth publications in stock. January 2003.
	Dr. Johann Forster (January 6, 1957- August 4, 2003). Stalwart supporter and supplier of books, newspaper and magazine articles, and program information. He also walked me through the routes taken on graffiti runs – “they are routes every student in M...
	Lilo Fürst-Ramdohr. Fountain of information. When I asked for supporting documentation for incidents in her book – because of pushack she was getting from White Rose establishment, and hence that I was getting for using her work – she would make copie...
	Dr. Hubert Furtwängler. Supported my research against Wittenstein’s assertions. Wittenstein didn’t even know which restaurants “they” ate at. Wish I had known him better. Wicked sense of humor. January 2003.
	Jörg Hartnagel, son of Fritz and Elisabeth Hartnagel. Initially, positive feedback to White Rose History. Even sent me $100 as a thank-you! He said he was glad someone was finally writing the truth. But then the Scholl machine kicked in. He was brough...
	Susanne Hirzel. Complicated woman. Initially supportive. Her right-wing politics kicked in and she became an apologist for Hitler and supporter of anti-Muslim causes. Never figured that out. Correspondence October 2002, December 2002.
	Dr. Wolfgang Huber, son of Prof. Kurt Huber. Sent two of his father’s books. Huber was also a difficult person. Despite having a Turkish wife, he wrote for right-wing magazines, which alienated him from White Rose groups. He fought open access to his ...
	Anneliese Knoop-Graf. Only one letter, but what a letter! She made copies of her archive for me, unpublished documents. When her papers went to an official archive upon her death, many “scholars” claimed to be the first to write about this or that. Bu...
	Hellmut Kohlermann, Director of Kindersanatorium Kohlermann, Bad Dürrheim. Agreed to an interview and sent copies of newspaper articles. November 1994.
	Dr. Hermann Krings. I wish I had met this man in person. We only talked on the phone once. He was already in poor health. But his short letter gave me tough insights that affected my thinking about White Rose resistance, perhaps more than any single p...
	Michael Muderick. My expert for Jewish holidays. Verified the odd Pesach date in 1933. January 2001.
	Dr. Traute Page. If I start writing about correspondence and calls with her, I’ll get emptional. Multiple.
	Ute Schwab, Gästebetreuung, Stadt Bad Dürrheim. Pointed us in the right direction re children’s sanatorium in Bad Dürrheim. Maps, newspaper articles, brochures. November 1994.
	Florian Sommer, Oktoberfest Web site. Source of information about last Oktoberfest during the Third Reich. June 2002.
	Thomas Thornton, former Wittenstein biographer. Started making me wonder. Thornton walked away from a Wittenstein biography. Too opaque. March 2000 – October 2000.