Talk:Sophie Scholl

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• I want to share in the suffering of these days …That is putting it too strongly, perhaps; I mean I want to be affected more directly … Sympathy is often difficult and soon becomes hollow if one feels no pain oneself.
  • PERHAPS as quoted in Conscience in Revolt : Sixty-Four Stories of Resistance in Germany (1994) by Annedore Leber [ — online searching indicates that this statement seems to be within this book, but there is not enough info accessible online to even clearly construe that it is attributed to Scholl within that work. ] ~ Kalki (talk · contributions) 02:22, 28 March 2011 (UTC)

• People believe that we live in the end times, and many terrible signs make such a belief all too credible. But isn't it irrelevant? Don't we all realize that, no matter when we live, God can call us at a moment's notice? How do I know if I'll even be alive tomorrow morning? A bomb could fall tonight and kill us all; and still my guilt would be no smaller than if I were to go down with the earth and all the stars.
  • Cited at a few sites online as originating in a letter of 1943; no published source yet found. ~ Kalki (talk · contributions) 02:22, 28 March 2011 (UTC)