Sophie Scholl joined the Hitler Youth as a girl, believing in the movement like most of her generation, before turning into one of the most defiant opponents of the Nazi regime. This History Hit documentary traces her path from that early conformity to her role in the White Rose, the non-violent student resistance cell at the University of Munich that distributed leaflets urging Germans to resist Hitler after the catastrophe at Stalingrad made the war's outcome impossible to ignore. It follows the group's clandestine printing and distribution network, the Gestapo investigation that closed in on them, and the arrest that ended with Sophie, her brother Hans, and their collaborators facing swift trial and execution. Historians walk through the White Rose's arguments and tactics and place them against the wider machinery of Nazi surveillance and terror. The film treats Scholl's story as a case study in what moral resistance actually looked like inside a totalitarian state, with all the danger and consequence that came with it.