join the offense...that is...the forces of evil. Good for him and those like him.
The WatchTower of 10/15/2007 mentioned him. The full text is too long to print on SE, but a local Witness could print it for you from his CD-rom or copy it from the KH library.
"Gunter Grass, German author and winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1999, published his autobiography in 2006. In it he describes the time when he was drafted into the German civil defense. In the same book, he tells of a man who made such an impression on him that it has stayed with him for over 60 years. That was a solitary figure who stood up for his faith under persecution.
In an interview published in [a Frankfort daily] newspaper, Grass recalled this extraordinary person, who refused to take up arms. Grass said that the man "did not subscribe to any of the prevailing ideologies, being neither a Nazi, a Communist, nor a Socialist. He was one of Jehovah's Witnesses." Grass does not remember the name of the Witness, whom he dubbed We-don't-do-such-things. [He was identified later as Joachim Alfermann.] He was repeatedly beaten and humiliated, and then he was placed in solitary confinement. But Alfermann remained steadfast and refused to bear arms.
'I admired his incredible determination,' Grass noted. 'I asked myself: How can he put up with it all? How does he do it?' "

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