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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…

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Volume 27, Number 1 (March 2021)

  • Letter from the Editors (March 2021)
  • Public Lecture: “‘The Church is not Afraid of History’: The Opening of the Vatican Archives, 1939-1958”
  • Article: “Simultaneously Devout Christian and Antisemite: The Tübingen Theologian and ‘Jewish Researcher’ Gerhard Kittel”
  • Review of Olaf Blaschke and Thomas Großbölting, eds., Was glaubten die Deutschen zwischen 1933 and 1945? Religion und Politik im Nationalsozialismus
  • Review of Klaus Vondung, Paths to Salvation: The National Socialist Religion
  • Review of Father Chester Fabisiak, S.J., Memories of a Devil: My Life as a Jesuit in Dachau
  • Review of David Rice, I Will Not Serve: The Priest Who Said NO to Hitler
  • Research Report: Ben Goossen on Mennonites, Nazism, and the Holocaust
  • Webinar Announcement: The Opening of the Pius XII Archive and Holocaust Research
  • Call for Editors

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