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Review of Manfred Gailus, Gläubige Zeiten. Religiosität im Dritten Reich

Review of Manfred Gailus, Gläubige Zeiten. Religiosität im Dritten Reich

June 18, 2022 · by Sarah Thieme · in Reviews, Volume 28 Number 1/2 (Spring/Summer 2022)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 28, Number 1/2 (Spring/Summer 2022) Review of Manfred Gailus, Gläubige Zeiten. Religiosität im Dritten Reich (Freiburg: Herder 2021). 223 pages. ISBN 9783451033391. By Sarah Thieme, University of Münster With his monograph “Gläubige Zeiten”, Manfred Gailus,…

Conference Report: 35th Annual Conference of the Schwerter Arbeitskreis für Katholizismusforschung

June 18, 2022 · by Sarah Thieme · in News and Notes, Volume 28 Number 1/2 (Spring/Summer 2022)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 28, Number 1/2 (Spring/Summer 2022) Conference Report: 35th Annual Conference of the Schwerter Arbeitskreis für Katholizismusforschung By Sarah Thieme, WWU University of Münster, and Martin Belz, Institute for Mainz Church History Conference organizers: Sarah Thieme,…

Review of Olaf Blaschke and Thomas Großbölting, eds., Was glaubten die Deutschen zwischen 1933 and 1945? Religion und Politik im Nationalsozialismus

Review of Olaf Blaschke and Thomas Großbölting, eds., Was glaubten die Deutschen zwischen 1933 and 1945? Religion und Politik im Nationalsozialismus

March 1, 2021 · by Kevin Spicer · in Reviews, Volume 27 Number 1 (March 2021)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 27, Number 1 (March 2021) Review of Olaf Blaschke and Thomas Großbölting, eds., Was glaubten die Deutschen zwischen 1933 and 1945? Religion und Politik im Nationalsozialismus (Frankfurt am Main: Campus Verlag, 2020). 540 pages. ISBN…

Review of John Carter Wood, ed., Christianity and National Identity in Twentieth-Century Europe. Conflict, Community, and the Social Order

Review of John Carter Wood, ed., Christianity and National Identity in Twentieth-Century Europe. Conflict, Community, and the Social Order

June 27, 2017 · by the Editors · in Reviews, Volume 23 Number 1/2 (June 2017)

Contemporary Church History Quarterly Volume 23, Number 1/2 (June 2017) Review of John Carter Wood, ed., Christianity and National Identity in Twentieth-Century Europe. Conflict, Community, and the Social Order (Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2016), 211 pages, ISBN 9783525101490. By Sarah…

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Volume 29, Numbers 1/2 (Summer 2023)

  • Letter from the Editors (Summer 2023)
  • The Rome Lectures: Father Marie-Benoît and the Path to Jewish-Christian Rapprochement
  • Review of Kevin Madigan, The Popes Against the Protestants: The Vatican and Evangelical Christianity in Fascist Italy
  • Review of Andrew Chandler, British Christians and the Third Reich: Church, State, and the Judgement of Nations
  • Review of Hans-Otto Mühleisen and Dominik Burkard, Erzbischof Conrad Groeber reloaded: Warum es sich lohnt, genauer hinzusehen
  • Review of Josef Meyer zu Schlochten and Johannes W. Vutz, eds., Lorenz Jaeger: Ein Erzbischof in der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus
  • Review of Tilman Tarach, Teuflische Allmacht. Über die verleugneten christlichen Wurzeln des modernen Antisemitismus und Antizionismus
  • Article Note: Harry Legg, “Non-Jewish ‘Full Jews’: The Everyday Life of a Forgotten Group Within Nazi Germany”
  • Conference Report: Otto Dibelius. New Research on a Protestant Figure of the Century
  • Research Report: KU Leuven Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies Research Group on the History of Contemporary Religious Identities and Ideas

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