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1. Helene Gotthold, a German Jehovah's Witness who was arrested many times for her anti-Nazi views. On 8 December 1944, she was convicted, condemned to death, and beheaded at Ploetzensee prison in Berlin.

Date:: 1915

2. Helene Gotthold with her children Gerd and Gisela. Gotthold was a Jehovah's Witness arrested for her anti-Nazi views. She was convicted, condemned to death, and beheaded in the Ploetzensee prison on 8 December 1944. Her children Gerd and Gisela survived the war.

Date:: 1936 June 25

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1. Helene Gotthold, a German Jehovah's Witness who was arrested many times for her anti-Nazi views. On 8 December 1944, she was convicted, condemned to death, and beheaded at Ploetzensee prison in Berlin.

2. Helene Gotthold with her children Gerd and Gisela. Gotthold was a Jehovah's Witness arrested for her anti-Nazi views. She was convicted, condemned to death, and beheaded in the Ploetzensee prison on 8 December 1944. Her children Gerd and Gisela survived the war.

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