Helmuth Hübener, a 17-year-old anti-fascist student, is executed by the Nazis in Berlin. It was denounced by a person from the Nazi party, who was arrested in Hamburg while translating handsheets into French and distributing the war between the prisoners. They called the Germans to the Nazi resistance and covertly divulged the information obtained through the German BBC broadcasts. Accused of conspiracy, treason and aid to the enemy in the trial, he was sentenced to death, he was the youngest condemned by Nazi Germany.