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Simon Arnold Miserez

Birth	:	7 May 1882 Lausanne, District de Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland
Death	:	16 Oct 1968 West Point, Cuming County, Nebraska, USA
Burial	:	Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, Seneca County, USA
Coordinate	:	41.1025009, -83.1517029
Description	:	Married to Ida Frieda Louise PIPER They had six children together, Vernon Fred Miserez, Vigil Herman Miserez, Wenolan Bud Miserez, Winona R "Sally" Miserez, Olive Ruth Miserez and Rudy Arnold Miserez. Advocate of peace through justice, Volume 84 By American Peace Society December, 1922 , West Point NE DISARMAMENT The horrors of the great war, kept alive in the minds of the people by the misery and disorder that have followed in its wake the world over, are fast changing, in universal public opinion, the old thesis that warfare is a necessary part of human civilization; and nations are getting to realize... Read More	Married to Ida Frieda Louise PIPER They had six children together, Vernon Fred Miserez, Vigil Herman Miserez, Wenolan Bud Miserez, Winona R "Sally" Miserez, Olive Ruth Miserez and Rudy Arnold Miserez. Advocate of peace through justice, Volume 84 By American Peace Society December, 1922 , West Point NE DISARMAMENT The horrors of the great war, kept alive in the minds of the people by the misery and disorder that have followed in its wake the world over, are fast changing, in universal public opinion, the old thesis that warfare is a necessary part of human civilization; and nations are getting to realize that mutual understanding and good-will, if the world is to be saved from anarchy and chaos and another drenching of blood, must soon supplant the brutal force of arms. When one tries to realize the complexity of mankind and its multiple forms of civilization, with its millions of individuals all living in as many worlds, as it were, as there are people in it—that is. according to each one's personal conceptions and ideals, though all existing on the selfsame planet and all subject to the same laws of nature, and with each group or nation making this or that claim in their behalf—where can one start, in the resultant psychologic labyrinth, to make premises and deductions? There stand, however, amidst this bewildering accumulation of human activities, knowledge, and learning, some plain, palpable truths, whose shape and form no school of philosophy can alter or destroy: and we shall confine our efforts in this brief article to the simple and all-important question. "Who wants war?" Is it the mother who. with tearful eyes and soul unmoved by the martial strains of trumpet and drum, bids her son good-bye. her heart overflowing with anxiety and forebodings for his welfare? Is it the mother who reads her son's name in the casualty list, and thereafter recalls him always with a halo about his head, suddenly finding herself forever grief-stricken and beyond the pale of all human consolation? Is it the wife and family who are forced to go through the same bitter experiences, only in a more intensified way. if that be possible, on account of their more intimate relationship? Or is it those who, during the war and after it. have to go through unspeakable misery and want, and whose suffering often exceeds that of the men at the firing line? Finally, is it the heroes—all honor to them—brave sons and fathers, who die on the battlefield with a last sad mental glimpse of home and their dear ones? To say nothing of the horrible fate of all the maimed and wounded. O no! you will say; it could never be any of these! Who is it. then, that want war? Don't the fathers and mothers and families constitute the entirety of any nation, whether French, German, or English? And were not practically all the families of those foremost nations involved in the World War? Surely, then, it must be people in this category of relationship that want war—and that contrive to make war on other nations. Kind reader, the world knows well who plots wars; that has been demonstrated too often. And this sort of questioning is just to show in what small minority they must be that want the maintenance of the instruments of warfare! Arnold S. Miserez. West Point, Nebr.

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Simon Arnold Miserez's memorial is located at: Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, Seneca County, USA.
When did Simon Arnold Miserez death?
Simon Arnold Miserez death on 16 Oct 1968 in West Point, Cuming County, Nebraska, USA
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Latitude: 41.1025009
Longitude: -83.1517029

Family Members:

Spouse

Ida Frieda Louise “Ida” Piper Miserez

(1872 - 1959)

Children

Vernon Fred Miserez

(1908 - 1995)

Virgil Herman Miserez

(1910 - 2009)

Winolan “Bud” Miserez

(1912 - 1996)

Winona Rose Miserez Schmidt

(1912 - 2003)

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