Fleeing the Amish, Mennonites: Breaking from the religious 'Plains'
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Fleeing the Amish, Mennonites: Breaking from the religious 'Plains'
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Filmmaker hopes new doc on Canadian and other ISIS brides will help leave hatred behind, allow repatriation
Hamilton native Kimberly Polman is among former ISIS brides featured in The Return: Life After ISIS by Alba Sotorra Clua, who hopes the new documentary among featured films in the Hoc Docs Festival will give insight into the issues surrounding repatriation.
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Alba Sotorra Clua asks for compassion as Hamilton s Kimberly Polman renews plea to be allowed to come home
Posted: Apr 30, 2021 11:24 AM ET | Last Updated: April 30
Hamilton native Kimberly Polman has expressed regret about being part of the ISIS caliphate, and has been requesting that she be allowed to return to Canada. She s one of the women featured in the new documentary The Return: Life After Isis.(The Return: Life After ISIS)
Modest by comparison
A few weeks ago, Hershey Story staff offered a sneak peek of the mansion ahead of the tours that are being offered by permission of the Hershey Trust Co. â whose offices are located in the grand structure on East Mansion Road in Hershey.
In 1908, when the Hersheys moved into the home, it was a modest mansion compared to those of other business titans of Milton Hersheyâs stature at the time, says Anthony Haubert, communications and public relations manager for the M.S. Hershey Foundation. George Vanderbilt, for example, spent about $10 million on Biltmore in Asheville, North Carolina, he notes.