Neal Rappleye, a Book of Mormon researcher, and Stephen Smoot, an expert on Latter-day Saints history in Nazi Germany, dive into the complex relationship between the Church and the Nazi regime. They explore survival strategies of members—resistance, collaboration, or neutrality—amidst Nazi scrutiny. Smoot reveals shocking findings from Gestapo dossiers, highlighting arrests and mistrust of the Church. They dissect infamous photos and discuss the tragic story of Helmut Hübener, a young resistance fighter. It's a deep look at doctrine, survival, and moral dilemmas during a dark time.
