Who is Simone Arnold Liebster?
I have often had the privilege of talking to young people. Everywhere in the United States, Canada, France, Switzerland, and Germany, I sensed how young
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I have often had the privilege of talking to young people. Everywhere in the United States, Canada, France, Switzerland, and Germany, I sensed how young
Jehovah’s Witnesses tried again and again to tell the world about the terrible things happening in Nazi Germany. In 1938 the Witnesses published the book Crusade
A signature in exchange for freedom seems like a very simple choice. But to the Nazis and to the Witnesses, the declaration meant much more than a
Through special arrangement with the Arnold-Liebster Foundation, Simone Arnold Liebster is available to visit your classroom through a free interactive audio or video conference. Students
Survival and Resistance: The Netherlands Under Nazi Occupation Linda M. Woolf, Ph.D. “(…) While most individuals are aware of the extreme persecution of the Jews
Adolphe Arnold was incarcerated in Dachau Concentration Camp from December 5, 1941, to August 17, 1944, for refusing to denounce his beliefs as a Jehovah’s
Letters regarding the Faith Under Fire exhibit: December 23, 2019 Dear Educator: At Elgin Community College, we chose to bring the exhibit “Jehovah’s Witnesses: Faith Under Fire”
July 30, 2008 This letter is written in support of the Arnold Liebster Foundation and their exhibition, Faith Under Fire created for the Florida Holocaust Museum. Through
January 14, 2008 The Virginia Holocaust Museum’s staff wants to thank the Arnold Liebster Foundation for the wonderful exhibition “Faith Under Fire” and recognize its efforts