The Grey book
The Grey book
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Visser 't Hooft and Rev. Paul Vogt to pastorsin Switzerland: "We send to you, enclosed, two messages from Hungary and a covering letterdated June 19, 1944, which came from reliable sources and reached Switzerlandthrough diplomatic channels. The messages have shocked us deeply. Out of asense of responsibility we feel it our duty to convey these messages to you. We do not doubt that you will read them and let them circulate within yourown group. They are also known to the competent authorities. "... [496] There followed a wave of public protests. We quote some of them. [497] On July 9, 1946, the Church Council of the Canton Zurich urged that thefollowing message be read from every pulpit: "The present day truly has revealed enough frightful things, but in thelast weeks one piece of news has reached us which far exceeds anything thatwe have heard for years. Reliable witnesses inform us of terrible persecutionof the Jews in Hungary. In a few weeks between three and four hundredthousand people have been sacrificed, and who knows how many more therewill be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Visser 't Hooft and Rev. Paul Vogt to pastorsin Switzerland: "We send to you, enclosed, two messages from Hungary and a covering letterdated June 19, 1944, which came from reliable sources and reached Switzerlandthrough diplomatic channels. The messages have shocked us deeply. Out of asense of responsibility we feel it our duty to convey these messages to you. We do not doubt that you will read them and let them circulate within yourown group. They are also known to the competent authorities. "... [496] There followed a wave of public protests. We quote some of them. [497] On July 9, 1946, the Church Council of the Canton Zurich urged that thefollowing message be read from every pulpit: "The present day truly has revealed enough frightful things, but in thelast weeks one piece of news has reached us which far exceeds anything thatwe have heard for years. Reliable witnesses inform us of terrible persecutionof the Jews in Hungary. In a few weeks between three and four hundredthousand people have been sacrificed, and who knows how many more therewill be.
What to read after The Grey book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Snoek Johan Martinus to read onlineMoreLess
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