Holocaust Expert Visits Antwerp FreshmenPosted With Permission of The West Bend News Kristi Keller, a Holocaust Resource Consultant, recently visited Mr. Miesle’s freshmen world history classes to share information about victims of the Holocaust, especially Jehovah’s Witnesses. Most students are aware of the sufferings of Jewish victims but do not
WMS Students Skype About Holocaust By Tim AshleyPosted With Permission of The Mail Journal Eighth grade language arts students of Wawasee Middle School studying the Holocaust heard a different perspective concerning one of history’s darkest eras. Many familiar with the Holocaust are aware the Nazis targeted the Jewish, anyone not
Ingersoll students learn about Holocaust from survivorPosted With Permission of The Daily Ledger Fifth graders at Ingersoll Middle School learned about groups targeted by the Nazi party during World War ll last Friday and spoke to a Jehovah’s Witness Holocaust survivor. Marge Fulton, volunteer at Arnold Liebster Foundation, led a presentation on the
Holocaust LessonPosted With Permission of The Crescent-News Kristi Keller, a Holocaust resource consultant, visited Antwerp High School’s freshmen world history classes to share information about victims of the Holocaust, including Jehovah’s Witnesses. Keller also introduced students to the stories of Max Liebster and Simone Arnold Liebster, a husband and wife
Basalt students chat online with Holocaust survivorBy Michael McLaughlinPosted With Permission of The Aspen Times For years, students all over the world have learned about the Holocaust. Whether it was from history books or autobiographical accounts, such as “The Diary of a Young Girl” by Anne Frank, the words and
Leesburg Students Speak With Holocaust Survivor By Alyssa RichardsonPosted With Permission of Stacey Page Online On Tuesday, sixth grade students at Leesburg Elementary School gathered to talk face to face with a Holocaust survivor from France. Simone Arnold Liebster, a Jehovah’s Witness who faced persecution during the Holocaust, was able
July 27, 2012 While some of us were relaxing and soaking up the sun this summer, Michele Vaca and her Summer ESL students were hard at work developing English skills and making superb connections! Bringing her history background into her class, Mrs. Vaca introduced her students to Facing the Lion,
His wife, his cousin Alfred and his family,the local congregation of Jehovah’s Witnessesand the Arnold Liebster Foundation announce with deep sadness that MAX LIEBSTER was gathered to his ancestors on Wednesday, May 28, 2008. Throughout his life, struggling for real life for 93 years, he never doubted the messianic prophecies.
Rikola-Gunnar Lüttgenau, deputy director of the memorial, and Max Liebster, former prisoner, unveil the memorial stone honoring Jehovah’s Witnesses on May 9, 2002. Memorial stone in honor of Jehovah’s Witnesses who were incarcerated in Buchenwald from 1937 to 1945. Memorial stone honoring other conscientious objectors. View of the memorial stones
