um, he was a really great man. He did so much to help a race of people he knew little about and who did nothing for him. He did it simply because he knew it was the right thing. He also tried his best to overthrow Hitler's reign by joining several anti-activist groups. Even though he did all this, he was still a very educated man. He went to high school and then went to college. Later in his life he returned to that college to become a teacher there. He also did many other things such as traveling to the United States of America and becoming a Pasteur in a church in New York City. Bonhoeffer was born in Breslau, Germany on February 4, 1906. His father was a doctor who worked with Hitler, but not for him. This happened when he was in prison before coming to power in the First World War. Dr. Karl Bonhoeffer tried to deem Hitler insane while he was in prison. That was his attempt to keep him there in prison before he could harm anyone. In prison Hitler loved to talk about what he would do when he became leader of Germany. His ideas were about what would happen next and what would make him a leader in Germany. His parents were not very religious, but they still taught him many values such as discipline, kindness and many others. These were some of the reasons why he decided to fight the battle he chose. Bonhoeffer attended an all-boys school and later studied at the University of Berlin and at the age of twenty-one wrote his doctorate in discretion. Dietrich did many things for a man who lived so short. First he returned to his old university, the University of Berlin, to become a teacher. There he taught theology. He wrote many books, some of which were from prison when the Nazis imprisoned him. Books like Winderstand und Ergebung and Letters from Prison were both written from prison. Dietrich Bonhoeffer had a great deal of involvement with prejudice. Although he neither gave nor received any prejudice, he still played a predominant role in it. He tried to stop him. He tried his best to stop Hitler's rule and his prejudices against Jews even though he himself was not Jewish. He joined groups that attempted to besiege him, but all his attempts on Hitler's life were stopped before he could be executed..

Topic > um, he was a really great man. He did so much to help a race of people he knew little about and who did nothing for him. He did it simply because he knew it was the right thing. He also tried his best to overthrow Hitler's reign by joining several anti-activist groups. Even though he did all this, he was still a very educated man. He went to high school and then went to college. Later in his life he returned to that college to become a teacher there. He also did many other things such as traveling to the United States of America and becoming a Pasteur in a church in New York City. Bonhoeffer was born in Breslau, Germany on February 4, 1906. His father was a doctor who worked with Hitler, but not for him. This happened when he was in prison before coming to power in the First World War. Dr. Karl Bonhoeffer tried to deem Hitler insane while he was in prison. That was his attempt to keep him there in prison before he could harm anyone. In prison Hitler loved to talk about what he would do when he became leader of Germany. His ideas were about what would happen next and what would make him a leader in Germany. His parents were not very religious, but they still taught him many values such as discipline, kindness and many others. These were some of the reasons why he decided to fight the battle he chose. Bonhoeffer attended an all-boys school and later studied at the University of Berlin and at the age of twenty-one wrote his doctorate in discretion. Dietrich did many things for a man who lived so short. First he returned to his old university, the University of Berlin, to become a teacher. There he taught theology. He wrote many books, some of which were from prison when the Nazis imprisoned him. Books like Winderstand und Ergebung and Letters from Prison were both written from prison. Dietrich Bonhoeffer had a great deal of involvement with prejudice. Although he neither gave nor received any prejudice, he still played a predominant role in it. He tried to stop him. He tried his best to stop Hitler's rule and his prejudices against Jews even though he himself was not Jewish. He joined groups that attempted to besiege him, but all his attempts on Hitler's life were stopped before he could be executed..