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Letter of 3 July 1946 50 |
I need not try and convey to you in words how the Guardian
has deplored, and suffered over, all the tragic happenings of the
last few years! He was particularly sorry to hear such a dear Bahá’í
as Paul Köhler, of Dresden, had died, as well as his wife and
children. We can only be grateful that so many of the German
friends have survived such terrible years!
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He is very anxious to have the German Bahá’ís resume their
activities on a larger scale than ever before—particularly as they
are now free for the first time in so many years. He fully realizes
how great your problems are, and that you are still suffering from
many shortages and restrictions; but knowing you all—and what
our beloved Master foresaw your future would be—the Guardian
is confident the Faith will spread as never before in Germany, and
that the believers of that country will aid in establishing the
institutions of Bahá’u’lláh all over Europe.
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