In 1532, Count Wilhelm von Nassau-Dillenburg instructed the pastors working tin the Siegerland district of Germany, to teach children between the ages of 7-14 at a central location on holiday afternoons.
In 1532, Count Wilhelm von Nassau-Dillenburg instructed the pastors working tin the Siegerland district of Germany, to teach children between the ages of 7-14 at a central location on holiday afternoons.
In 1532, Count Wilhelm von Nassau-Dillenburg instructed the pastors working tin the Siegerland district of Germany, to teach children between the ages of 7-14 at a central location on holiday afternoons.
