Fresh Indignity for Pastor Martin Niemoller
LOSS OF HIS SALARY BERLIN, June 23. The leader of the Confessional Movement in Germany, Dr. Martin Niemollcr, who has been imprisoned in a concentration camp near Berlin ’ for nearly two years, has suffered another indignity. Secret police visited the pastor in tho camp and presented him with the following document: “As there is no prospect that you will ever again resume your pastorship, your salary has been stopped. Y r ou have been granted a pension equal to half of your pay for the maintenance of your wife.”
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Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 153, 1 July 1939, Page 12
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