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Bad Pyrmont
Ute Caspers pays generous tribute (11 July) to British Friends for their help to German Friends over the seventy-five years since the Bad Pyrmont Meeting house was established It should be remembered, however, that this spiritual support has been a two-way traffic Friends engaged in relief work in Germany in the months after VE Day found in Bad Pyrmont a place where, under the quiet but kind ministrations of Leonhard and Mary Friedrich, they could feel at home Friends Relief Service chose it, for example, for one important conference in February 1946 on the role of education in re-building German society, and some of us (in my case from the Friends Ambulance Unit) were privileged to attend part of a one-week conference in June 1946 for young Germans connected with the German Fellowship of Reconciliation
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