Judith Auer

German World War II resistance fighter

Judith Auer - German World War II resistance fighter
Born

September 19th, 1905
119 years ago

Died

October 27th, 1944
80 years ago — 39 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Germany

Links & References

Auer participated in the German resistance against the Nazi regime during World War II. As a member of an underground movement, she worked to oppose the totalitarian government and its policies. Auer was involved in various activities aimed at undermining the Nazi war effort and assisting those persecuted by the regime. Her dedication to the cause exemplified the courage of individuals fighting against oppression during a time of widespread fear and authoritarian control.

Participated in the German resistance movement

Assisted in efforts to undermine the Nazi regime

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