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Part 3—Witnesses to the Most Distant Part of the EarthJehovah’s Witnesses—Proclaimers of God’s Kingdom
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An important factor in the courage and perseverance of the Witnesses was their being built up by spiritual food. Though supplies of literature for distribution to others eventually became quite depleted in some parts of Europe during the war, they managed to circulate among themselves faith-strengthening material that had been prepared by the Society for study by Jehovah’s Witnesses worldwide. At the risk of their lives, August Kraft, Peter Gölles, Ludwig Cyranek, Therese Schreiber, and many others shared in reproducing and distributing study material that was smuggled into Austria from Czechoslovakia, Italy, and Switzerland. In the Netherlands, it was a kindly prison guard who helped by procuring a Bible for Arthur Winkler. In spite of all the precautions taken by the enemy, refreshing waters of Bible truth from The Watchtower reached even into the German concentration camps and circulated among the Witnesses there.
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Part 3—Witnesses to the Most Distant Part of the EarthJehovah’s Witnesses—Proclaimers of God’s Kingdom
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[Pictures on page 450]
Some in Austria and Germany who risked their lives to duplicate or distribute precious material for Bible study, such as that shown in the background
Therese Schreiber
Peter Gölles
Elfriede Löhr
Albert Wandres
August Kraft
Ilse Unterdörfer
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