Time will tell how this all shakes out but I’m mentally preparing myself for the worst case scenario.
There sure was opposition to them (while it was still possible), that sure changed after they had enough power to get you locked up and killed for trying.
Media were largely acting like our current media, woefully ineffective and passive reporting on right wing violence. Hitler called then lugenpresse, now its fake news.
Resistance continued after that but not in the open, can be seen in the large number of assassination attempts.
Speaking of which: https://www.lemkininstitute.com/single-post/experts-warn-u-s...
They definitely did.
> I don’t know German history very well
It's worth revisiting. _The Nazi Seizure of Power_ by William Sherman Allen is available in a variety of formats and may be an accessible starting point for this. It does directly contain examples of resistance and opposition to Nazis, before, during, and after their seizure of power (albeit in just one town that the book focuses on).