I promised the blogger I’d make a post about her blog, Whereabouts Still Unknown. It’s a really excellent missing persons blog and contains information that can’t be found anywhere else. I highly recommend you check it out.
Day: April 27, 2013
A Jehovah’s Witness this time
Today I commemorate Wilhelm Kusserow, a who was executed on this day in 1940 for refusing to serve in the army in Nazi Germany. He was a Jehovah’s Witness and his faith prohibited military service. His brother would later meet with the same fate, for the same reason.
This will be my last Executed Today entry for this month. I had quite a few, five I think, for April. And four upcoming for May: an embittered father, a doctor who was as kind to his patients as he was a terror to his wife, a freed slave with extensive knowledge of the Bible, and a rapist who went back and murdered his victim after he got out of prison. All of them murderers, with seven victims between them.
The Charley Project Blog 