American Quaker inside Nazi Germany, An
Type
Book
Authors
Category
Biography, Memoir, and Memorials - Quaker
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Publication Year
1982
Publisher
Quaker Publications, United States
Pages
118
Subject
History: World War II: Personal narratives and other accounts: Narratives by noncombatants
Abstract
Kenworthy describes his experiences in Germany during World War II working with German Quakers to assist unaffiliated German Jews to leave Germany.
In 1940-41, Leonard Kenworthy was director of the Quaker International Center in Berlin, Germany run by the American Friends Service Committee. He worked with German Quakers to assist Jews who had no religious affiliation but were defined as Jews by the Nazis to leave Germany.
In 1940-41, Leonard Kenworthy was director of the Quaker International Center in Berlin, Germany run by the American Friends Service Committee. He worked with German Quakers to assist Jews who had no religious affiliation but were defined as Jews by the Nazis to leave Germany.
Description
Softcover. Good-Fair condition. Binding beginning t break. PDF available. Keep.
D811.5 .K473
History: World War II: Personal narratives and other accounts
; Narratives by noncombatants
940.53
Biography and History > Europe > Europe > 1918-1945 > World War II
D811.5 .K473
History: World War II: Personal narratives and other accounts
; Narratives by noncombatants
940.53
Biography and History > Europe > Europe > 1918-1945 > World War II
Number of Copies
2
