January 13. On this date in 1931, Albert Schwarz, an early German Bahá'í who served as the inaugural Chairman of the National Spiritual Assembly of Germany and Austria when it was established in 1922, died. He served on the body as Chairman until his death.

 

January 13. On this date in 1931, Albert Schwarz, an early German Bahá'í who served as the inaugural Chairman of the National Spiritual Assembly of Germany and Austria when it was established in 1922, died. He served on the body as Chairman until his death.