West German Mission 
In 1939, the West German Mission consisted of 13 districts with 78 branches and approximately 5,900 members.
The mission home was located at Schaumainkai 41, on the south bank of the Main River in downtown Frankfurt.
The building still stands. In the fall of 1938, Austria was annexed to the West German Mission, having been
in the Swiss-Austrian Mission since 1 January of that year. M. Douglas Wood was serving as mission president,
but left the country with his American missionaries in August 1939. He was succeeded by Friedrich Biehl of Essen,
who was killed in 1943.
Christian Heck was the next mission leader, but he perished in Southwest Germany in April 1945.
Anton Huck was the leader of the West German Mission when World War II came to a close.
in the West German Mission
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