How Did the Jewish Partisans Accomplishments in the War Impact the Morale of the Jews and the German Army?

Jewish Partisans were Jewish people that hid in forests and resisted the Nazis in World War II. They would send guides into ghettos that were close to the forest, kill 6,633 Nazis in total, and survived with the exception of 250. Most Jewish Partisans sleep in underground bunkers for protection and camouflage. The Soviet Union was a help to many of the partisan groups. They gave them weapons and helped then to resist the Nazi's. A teenager by the name of Hershel Grynszpan was the first Partisan. He started resisting on November 7th, 1938. Many Jewish Partisans started resisting not only to save their religion, but also because they saw members of their families being murdered by Nazis. That is what happened to the Bielski brothers. In early December of 1941, Tuvia, Asael, and Aharon Bielski's parents and two other brothers were murdered by the Nazis. They fled to the Naliboki Forest with about 30 other family members and friends, who later became fellow Bielski Partisans.They had a great impact on the Jews and the German Army in many ways. They were able to save a lot of Jews and personally connected with them. Also, they killed a good amount of Nazi's. In 1942, Hans and Sophie Scholl, along with best friend Christoph Probst, founded the White Rose. Hans was only 21, with Sophie 24, and Christoph 22. They would support Partisan groups and help supply them with food and weapons. Unfortunately, on February 22nd, Nazis found out about them and all members were executed. Although none of these brave groups succeeded in getting rid of Hitler and the Nazis, they definitely had a positive impact for the Jews. Without Jewish Partisans, many Jews would have lost hope in the ghetto's and camps. They gave the Jews a sense of pride and security. They showed the German Army that they were going to fight back no matter what the consequences were.