Born: 1928 Died: November 24, 2004 Ambassador College: 1951 Ordained: December 20, 1952 Office: Evangelist
I HAVE just arrived from London with news that ought to startle you! In London I expected to hear the languages of many lands uttered on street corners and in hotel lobbies. For there are always travelers from India, Africa, Arabia and the European continent - not to mention the American with his accent! But the MOST IMPORTANT tongue I heard was that of the German. It is astounding to realize the influence of German traders and commercial agents abroad - in England as elsewhere. And to think that only ten years have elapsed since World War II ended. The "Forgotten" Germans. It seems that in Western dealings with the German nation there are always the "forgotten" Germans. They are forgotten because of a peculiar blindness which afflicts our way of thinking. This blindness has produced two fundamental errors.
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