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...d financial expert in the Weimar Republic and Third Reich; member of the [[German Resistance]] working with [[Hans Oster]] in the [[Abwehr]]; drafted "Provisional Bas

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...s were dropped into a landing zone west of Arnhem. They encountered strong German resistance. This was unexpected as Allied Command were unaware that a [[Waffen SS]] ar

...until he was retired. He protested some atrocities, and was aware of the [[German Resistance]] but was not part of it. ...t. His Chief of Staff, [[Henning von Tresckow]], was already part of the [[German Resistance]]

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...t to the last man, Paulus surrendered on 31 January 1943. A few pockets of German resistance were overcome in the next couple of days and, on 2 February, the battle was

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...tor for economic policy on Soviet territory. He was also a member of the [[German Resistance]] and involved in the [[1944 assassination attempt against Hitler|20th of J

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* Benz, Wolfgang, and Walter H. Pehle, eds. ''Encyclopedia of German Resistance to the Nazi Movement.'' (1997). 354 pages * Hamerow, Theodore S. ''On the Road to the Wolf's Lair: German Resistance to Hitler'' (1997) 454 pages

* Benz, Wolfgang, and Walter H. Pehle, eds. ''Encyclopedia of German Resistance to the Nazi Movement.'' (1997). 354 pages * Hamerow, Theodore S. ''On the Road to the Wolf's Lair: German Resistance to Hitler'' (1997) 454 pages

[[Albert Haushofer]], a member of the [[German Resistance]], was his son.

He claimed, in his defense, to be a member of the [[German Resistance]]; this is controversial. A defense attorney argued that he was "a leading

...of the [[Abwehr]] military intelligence agency and a major figure in the [[German Resistance]]. He was dismissed for anti-Nazi activities, and eventually executed at [[

...test triumph came when the offensive ground to a halt in the face of stiff German resistance; Bradley called in strategic air power using big bombers with huge bomb loa

...War I]]. He died when Hitler forced his suicide over involvement in the [[German Resistance]]. ==German Resistance and forced suicide==

...nder Admiral [[Wilhelm Canaris]] was indeed a hotbed of activity for the [[German Resistance]]. In 1942 he successfully infiltrated the "[[Red Orchestra]]" network of [

...chlabrendorff]] (1907–1980) Lawyer, officer, judge and member of the German resistance.

The '''German Resistance''' were those individuals and groups in [[Nazi Germany]] who opposed the re ...analogous to the more coordinated (for example) [[French Resistance]]. The German resistance consisted of small and usually isolated groups. They were unable to mobilis

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...in many areas (and in fact harboured the most effective networks of the [[German Resistance]]). The Justice Ministry, still staffed by lawyers concerned to uphold the

...<ref>[http://www.spiegel.de/international/business/0,1518,799692,00.html ''German Resistance to Pooling Debt May Be Shrinking'', SpiegelOnline 24 November 2011]</ref>.

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...ppose the attempted coup.<ref>Joachim Fest, ''Plotting Hitler’s Death: The German Resistance to Hitler 1933-1945'' (Weidenfeld and Nicolson 1996), 271</ref>

Although meeting fierce German resistance, his command of the air meant the Germans were immobile and could not be re

...oute into the Third Reich, Churchill was deeply concerned about the strong German resistance at Salerno and, later, after the Allies successfully gained their bridgehea