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Remembering the Holocaust
Our cover this week depicts Stolpersteine (stepping stones) by artist Gunter Demning Started in 1994, these memorials have spread to over 186 cities and in Cologne there are over 1400
Photos: Franz Patzig
Faith in our lives
'It is time that we reminded ourselves that the uniqueness of Quakerism does not lie in its pacifism, or in its concerns with social reform, education, mental health and international affairs It lies in its capacity for spontaneous worship and for the spontaneous expression of that worship'
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Cover
International Edition: Letter from Iran
Emily Johns Country of the Week: South Korea
News round-up
news@thefriend.org Doomsday Clock moves two minutes closer to midnight
news@thefriend.org Acting under Concern: my own experience
Simon Risley Comment
Richard Hilken & Michael Woolliscroft Letters
editorial@thefriend.org Population – two views
Roger Plenty & Volker Heine Learning to live with mental illness
Peter Ells The pulse of truth
Stevie Krayer Quaker mysticism: a bridge to Islam
Reg Naulty Whittier at 200
Simon Webb Putting testimony to the test
Alec Davison International Edition: Quakers enter Korea (1953)
George W Whiteman International Edition: 509 messages from Friends in Korea (1973)
International Edition: Comments on Friends' activities in the Republic of Korea (1960)
Arthur [Red] Mitchell
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