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Review of Thomas Martin Schneider, Wem gehört Barmen? Das Gründungsdokument der Bekennenden Kirche und seine Wirkungen

Review of Thomas Martin Schneider, Wem gehört Barmen? Das Gründungsdokument der Bekennenden Kirche und seine Wirkungen

March 1, 2018 · by Manfred Gailus · in Reviews, Volume 24 Number 1 (March 2018)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 24, Number 1 (March 2018) Review of Thomas Martin Schneider, Wem gehört Barmen? Das Gründungsdokument der Bekennenden Kirche und seine Wirkungen (Leipzig: Evangelische Verlagsanstalt, 2017). Pp.241. ISBN: 9783374050345. By Manfred Gailus, Technische Universität Berlin; translated by…

Luther’s Evil Writings

September 1, 2017 · by Manfred Gailus · in Articles, Volume 23 Number 3 (September 2017)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 23, Number 3 (September 2017) Luther’s Evil Writings The reformer was not only anti-Jewish, but also antisemitic. So he was understood in the Nazi era, too. By Manfred Gailus, Technical University of Berlin; translated by Kyle Jantzen,…

1933 as a Protestant Experience and the “Day of Potsdam”

June 27, 2017 · by Manfred Gailus · in Articles, Volume 23 Number 1/2 (June 2017)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 23, Number 1/2 (June 2017) 1933 as a Protestant Experience and the “Day of Potsdam” By Manfred Gailus, Technical University of Berlin; translated by Kyle Jantzen, Ambrose University Lecture at the joint meeting of the…

Review of Christoph Picker, Gabriele Stueber, Klaus Buemlein, and Frank-Matthias Hofmann, eds., Protestanten ohne Protest: Die evangelische Kirche der Pfalz im Nationalsozialismus

Review of Christoph Picker, Gabriele Stueber, Klaus Buemlein, and Frank-Matthias Hofmann, eds., Protestanten ohne Protest: Die evangelische Kirche der Pfalz im Nationalsozialismus

September 1, 2016 · by Manfred Gailus · in Reviews, Volume 22 Number 3 (September 2016)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 22, Number 3 (September 2016) Review of Christoph Picker, Gabriele Stueber, Klaus Buemlein, and Frank-Matthias Hofmann, eds., Protestanten ohne Protest: Die evangelische Kirche der Pfalz im Nationalsozialismus, 2 Vols. (Speyer and Leipzig: Verlagshaus Speyer and Evangelische…

A Past that Will Not Pass Away: A Contribution to the 850th Anniversary of the Brandenburg Cathedral

September 1, 2015 · by Manfred Gailus · in Articles, Volume 21 Number 3 (September 2015)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 21, Number 3 (September 2015) A Past that Will Not Pass Away: A Contribution to the 850th Anniversary of the Brandenburg Cathedral By Manfred Gailus, Technische Universität Berlin The following article was adapted from a…

A Crusade, a Holy War: Protestant Preaching in War-time, 1914.

December 5, 2014 · by Manfred Gailus · in Articles, Volume 20 Number 4 (December 2014)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 20, Number 4 (December 2014) A Crusade, a Holy War: Protestant Preaching in War-time, 1914. By Manfred Gailus, Technische Universität Berlin This article is based on “Ein Gott, der Fahnen entrollt,” zeitzeichen: Evangelische Kommentare zu Religion…

In Remembrance: Ernst Klee (1942-2013)

March 1, 2014 · by Manfred Gailus · in News and Notes, Volume 20 Number 1 (March 2014)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 20, Number 1 (March 2014) In Remembrance: Ernst Klee (1942-2013) By Manfred Gailus, Technische Universität Berlin Ernst Klee, who died in May of last year, was a redoubtable investigative journalist and a noted non-academic historian…

Review of Thomas Grossbölting,  Der verlorene Himmel. Glaube in Deutschland seit 1945

Review of Thomas Grossbölting, Der verlorene Himmel. Glaube in Deutschland seit 1945

December 1, 2013 · by Manfred Gailus · in Reviews, Uncategorized, Volume 19 Number 4 (December 2013)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 19, Number 4 (December 2013) Review of Thomas Grossbölting,  Der verlorene Himmel. Glaube in Deutschland seit 1945 (Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2013),  Pp. 320. By Manfred Gailus, Technische Universität Berlin This review appeared originally (in German) in Der…

Crosses and Swastikas

March 1, 2013 · by Manfred Gailus · in Articles, Volume 19 Number 1 (March 2013)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 19, Number 1 (March 2013) Crosses and Swastikas By Manfred Gailus, Technische Universität Berlin The following article was written to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Nazi seizure of power. It was published in Der…

Review of Hildegard Frisius et al., eds., Evangelisch getauft – als Juden verfolgt. Spurensuche Berliner Kirchengemeinden

Review of Hildegard Frisius et al., eds., Evangelisch getauft – als Juden verfolgt. Spurensuche Berliner Kirchengemeinden

December 4, 2012 · by Manfred Gailus · in Reviews, Volume 18 Number 4 (December 2012)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 18, Number 4 (December 2012) Review of Hildegard Frisius, Marianne Kälberer, Wolfgang G. Krogel, Gerlind Lachenicht, Frauke Lemmel, eds., Evangelisch getauft – als Juden verfolgt. Spurensuche Berliner Kirchengemeinden (Berlin: Wichern–Verlag, 2008), 452 Pp. By Manfred Gailus, Technische…

Memorial Speech: Friedrich Weissler (1891-1937) and the Confessing Church. Remembrance and Commemoration of the 75th Anniversary of the Death of Friedrich Weissler. Sachsenhausen Memorial and Museum, February 19, 2012

June 1, 2012 · by Manfred Gailus · in News and Notes, Volume 18 Number 2 (June 2012)

ACCH Quarterly Vol. 18, No. 2, June 2012 Memorial Speech: Friedrich Weissler (1891-1937) and the Confessing Church. Remembrance and Commemoration of the 75th Anniversary of the Death of Friedrich Weissler. Sachsenhausen Memorial and Museum, February 19, 2012. By Manfred Gailus, Technische…

Review of Martin Greschat, Protestantismus im Kalten Krieg. Kirche, Politik und Gesellschaft im geteilten Deutschland 1945-1963

Review of Martin Greschat, Protestantismus im Kalten Krieg. Kirche, Politik und Gesellschaft im geteilten Deutschland 1945-1963

March 1, 2012 · by Manfred Gailus · in Reviews, Volume 18 Number 1 (March 2012)

ACCH Quarterly Vol. 18, No. 1, March 2012 Review of Martin Greschat, Protestantismus im Kalten Krieg. Kirche, Politik und Gesellschaft im geteilten Deutschland 1945-1963 (Paderborn: Schöningh Verlag, 2010), 450 Pp., ISBN 978-3-506-76806-3. By Manfred Gailus, Technische Universität, Berlin This review was first published…

Volume 23, Number 4 (December 2017)

  • Letter from the Editors (December 2017)
  • Review of Mark Edward Ruff, The Battle for the Catholic Past in Germany, 1945-1980
  • Review of Joachim Negel and Karl Pinggéra (eds.), Urkatastrophe. Die Erfahrung des Krieges 1914-1918 im Spiegel zeitgenössischer Theologie
  • Review of Lee B. Spitzer, Baptists, Jews, and the Holocaust: The Hand of Sincere Friendship
  • Review of Kevin P. Spicer and Martina Cucchiara (eds. and translators), The Evil that Surrounds Us: The WWII Memoir of Erna Becker-Kohen
  • Article Note: Andrew H. Beattie, “‘Lobby for the Nazi Elite’? The Protestant Churches and Civilian Internment in the British Zone of Occupied Germany, 1945–1948”
  • Article Note: Ion Popa, “Sanctuary from the Holocaust? Roman Catholic Conversion of Jews in Bucharest, Romania, 1942”
  • Conference Report: “Protestant Institutions in Central Germany under National Socialist Rule”
  • Conference Report: “Religious Revivals in 19th and 20th century Germany”

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