Their names were: Hans Scholl and his sister the Protestant Sophie Magdalena, Christoph Probst, Alexander Schmorell, Willi Graf and Professor Kurt Huber. By 1943 all six members of the group known today as "The White Rose" were to be arrested, tortured, sentenced and wrongfully convicted of crimes against the Nazi State. (They were a peaceful group of students that never advocated violence.) All were to face death at the end of a guillotine blade. Experience has shown that by that method of execution (and incidentally it will return during the Great Tribulation!), several attempts are used by the executioner to completely sever the head. We can only pray that the murder of these young people was swift and final. Before Sophie was executed, she was allowed to spend some precious moments with both her ailing and proud parents. As mother embraced daughter, she whispered in her condemned ear, "Remember Jesus." Sophie replied, "And you." Sophie's faith remained with her until the end.

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