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With the assistance of Harte, Gottsched improved relations with both the War Ministry and Ambassador Sharp's staff and obtained greater access to prison facilities.
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Gottsched was well received by the Ministry of War because of his strong French sympathies, although he proved his ability to work with the German POWs.
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Because of his French sympathies, the French Ministry of War approved Gottsched's appointment to work with Central Power prisoners of war and Gottsched developed a strong working relationship with the United States embassy staff.
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Pastor W. Gottsched, who responded to Sautter's telegram, considered the call a "divine commission."
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Gottsched returned to Geneva where he became the first editor of The Messenger to Prisoners of War, a World's Alliance newspaper designed for war prisoners.
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The World's Alliance sent Gottsched to Paris in March 1915, initially tasked with sending parcels to POW's.
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The World's Alliance appointed W. Gottsched as the new editor, under the direction of Dr.F. Louis Perrot.
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He replaced W. Gottsched as the editor of The Messenger to Prisoners of War, a World's Alliance monthly journal for prisoners of war across Europe.
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Ernst Sartorius later replaced Gottsched as the newspaper editor.
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A Swiss pastor, Reverend Gottsched responded to Emmanuel Sautter's call for volunteers to provide relief services to prisoners of war early in 1915.
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