Jehovah's Witnesses Resist Nazi Hate with Quiet Courage
The article recalls how Jehovah's Witnesses in Germany and beyond opposed Nazi racism through peaceful action and steadfast faith. It notes their aid to Jews, refusal to bear arms, and endurance in camps from 1933 to 1945, with survivor testimonies praising their martyrdom and neighborly aid. It includes contact for Adam Urquides of Spring River Congregation.
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Henry R. Huttenbach
Jehovah's Witnesses
Germany
United States
Madison Square Garden
Third Reich
Christine King
Jehovah's Kingdom
Rudolf Hess
Auschwitz
Heinrich Himmler
Adolf Hitler
Eugen Kogon
Sally Grubman
Ravensbruck
Anna Pawetczynska
Nazi
Sachsenhausen
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Adam Urquides
Spring River Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
N. Atkinson
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New Mexico weighs pot legalization amid regional trends
New Mexico eyeing a possible path to marijuana legalization as neighboring states Colorado Arizona California and others move forward. Polls show growing support in New Mexico but a constitutional amendment would be needed. lawmakers and the governor remain undecided.
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Colorado
Arizona
California
Nevada
Maine
Massachusetts
Humboldt County
Redwood
Martin
Arizona Republic
Washington
Alaska
Oregon
District of Columbia
Bob Hagan
New Mexico
Dense breasts raise cancer testing considerations
The reader learns that dense breast tissue slightly increases breast cancer risk and makes tumors harder to detect on standard mammograms. Additional screening like ultrasound or MRI may be advised, with tradeoffs of false positives, costs, and potential biopsy complications.
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United States
FDA
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