There seems to be a lot of public backlash in Russia over Putin's decision to invade the Ukraine. Was there any significant backlash in Germany, Italy, and Japan during World War II? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

There seems to be a lot of public backlash in Russia over Putin's decision to invade the Ukraine. Was there any significant backlash in Germany, Italy, and Japan during World War II?

by zoidberg-phd

I highly doubt there was this much backlash, but was there any smaller protests that broke out within the respective countries?

voyeur324

/u/Abrytan is flaired for this:

I've heard of the French Resistance to the Nazis in WW2, and the Polish Resistance etc, but was there any German Resistance to the Nazi Party working with the others to take down the Nazi Regime?
Other question about German Resistance
Question about Operation Valkyrie/20 July Plot

/u/commiespaceinvader has answered (with /u/gingeryid) Are there examples of riots in Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust? Were any of them successful? and Question! Why was there no revolution during the Holocaust?

I think commiespaceinvader has also written about backlash to the T4 euthanasia program somewhere, can't find it now.