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Man who endured Soviet camps to speak in Lubbock
John Noble, a Detroit native and former prisoner in Buchenwald and Vorkuta, recounts nearly 16 years in Soviet camps and house arrests. He visits Lubbock to discuss his experiences and the need to restore faith in God and the US Constitution. Noble also outlines his talks at a church and Citizens National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Noll
Avalanche-Journal
John Noble
United States
Twenty-Fifth Street Baptist Church
25Th St
College Ave
Noble
Faith and Freedom Forum
Wheaton
Ill
USAR
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Nobles
Buchenwald
East Germany
Vorkuta
Russia
U.S. State Department
Dwight Eisenhower
Berlin
Washington D.C
Lubbock Christian College