Cultures in Conflict

Johannes Ljungberg is a Postdoctoral Fellow in History at the University of Copenhagen.Alexander Maurits is a Senior Lecturer in Church History at Lund University.Erik Sidenvall is Adjunct Professor of Church History at Lund University.

• Interconnected Conflicts: Religion, History, and GenderTypes of Pilgrimages in Germany between Early and High-Ultramontanism: The Examples of Trier (1844) and Marpingen (1876)Pain, Passion and Compassion. Writing on Stigmatic Women in Modern Europe‘If I Am Not Allowed to Wear Trousers I Cannot Live.’ Therese Andreas Bruce and the Struggle for a Male Identity in Nineteenth- Century Sweden‘Poland is Catholic, and a Pole is a Catholic.’ The Oppressed Evangelical Masurians after the Second World War‘Religion’s safe, with Priestcraft is the War’: Satirical Subversion of Clerical Authority in Western Europe 1650−1850Catholic Celebrities, Religious Commodities and Commotions in the Light of Swedish Anti- CatholicismReligion and the Rise of Modern SportThe Religious Memory of Crisis. The Example of Apocalyptic Memory in Nineteenth- Century Art and Fiction