Movements". This included the formation in the 1920s of the Kitawala movement. They posted the words "Watch Tower" in English on their meeting places, which later led many to mistakenly associate them with Jehovah's Witnesses. Due to intervention from the Watch Tower Society in the 1930s, some members joined the Jehovah's Witnesses denomination, but many remained independent. The group was present in Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Tanzania. Other similar "Watch Tower Movements" also appeared in Angola, Malawi and Mozambique. See also History of Jehovah's Witnesses International Bible Students Association Notes References Bibliography . . . . . . . External links 1881 establishments in the United States Christian denominations established in the 19th century Christian denominations founded in the United States Christian new religious movements Christian groups with annihilationist beliefs Nontrinitarian denominations Premillennialism