An important event is scheduled for February 19 at the City Hall in Germering, aiming to shed light on the often-overlooked contributions of women who bravely opposed the Nazi regime. Organizers Birgit Süß and Klaus Ratzek emphasize that history has primarily spotlighted male figures like Claus von Stauffenberg and Georg Elser, leaving the significant efforts of women in resistance largely unacknowledged. Through their program, they hope to honor and recognize these courageous women who took considerable risks to fight against the oppressive regime.

Many women actively participated in resistance efforts against Fascism in various ways. The event will illustrate how these women not only organized clandestine meetings in their homes but also helped others flee, all while facing severe repercussions. The threat of persecution, exile, imprisonment, and even execution loomed large over those who dared to oppose the Nazis. The tribute seeks to highlight their bravery and the sacrifices made during a time of great moral and existential peril.

Tickets for the event are available for purchase at 19.50 Euros from Café Kartengar, and it they expect a good turnout to honor these unsung heroines of history. This gathering serves not only as a historical homage but also as a reminder of the resilience of those who stood against tyranny, and it aims to inspire contemporary audiences with their stories of bravery and resilience.