The novel about the resistance fighter Alexander Schmorell, who, together with Hans Scholl, wrote the leaflets of the White Rose against the Nazi regime starting in June 1942, is presented here in a revised second edition. The book depicts the last day of Schmorell's freedom from the perspectives of various individuals involved. Since the arrest of the Scholl siblings following a spectacular leaflet action at the University of Munich in February 1943, Schmorell has been on a desperate run. The day before, Hans and Sophie Scholl were sentenced to death and executed, but he is unaware of this. His hopeless flight ultimately leads him back to Munich, where his wanted poster is plastered on the walls. It is only a matter of time before he is betrayed. This is the story of a young man without whom the White Rose would never have existed. On July 13, 1943, Alexander was...