The Righteousness Simulator

Alexander Schmorell was a 25-year-old medical student born in Russia and raised in Germany. His Orthodox Christian faith shaped every major decision of his life. In 1942, disturbed by the Nazi regime’s tyranny and violence, he became a co-founder of the White Rose resistance movement, which distributed anti-Nazi leaflets and painted slogans like “Freedom” on walls across Munich.

This simulation puts you in his shoes. The choices you make will determine whether you survive, stand for truth, or face the same consequences Alexander did. The real Alexander did not survive—but his voice never died.