Peter Jan Margry is professor of European ethnology at the University of Amsterdam and senior fellow at the Meertens Institute, a research centre of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences in Amsterdam.

Abschliessend lässt sich festhalten, dass Cold War Mary eine Vielzahl von qualitativ hochstehenden Beiträgen, relevanten Forschungsergebnissen und neuen Einsichten bereithält – zumindest für Leserinnen und Leser, die sich für die Thematik dieses «Special-Interest-Buchs» interessieren.DAVID ZIMMER, SCHWEIZERISCHES ARCHIV FÜR VOLKSKUNDE / ARCHIVES SUISSES DES TRADITIONS POPULAIRES, 118. JAHRGANG (2022), HEFT 1, S. 117–147, DOI10.33057/CHRONOS.1698/117-147

• 1. Envisioning and Exploring Mary’s Theater of War Peter Jan MargryCHURCH AND IDEOLOGIES 2. The Virgin Mary and Cold War Politics Pope, Church, and Devotees in the Context of Postwar Italy Robert Ventresca3. From Fátima to Kérizinen 85 Devotional Backgrounds and Resources for the Cold War Sandra L. Zimdars-Swartz4. Likeness and Message in Our Lady of Fátima from World War to Cold War David Morgan POLITICO-DEVOTIONAL REALMS 5. The Changing Face of the Enemy The Belgian Apparition Sites in the 1940s Tine Van Osselaer6. Darkness at Noon The Visions at Cuevas de Vinromá in 1947 in a Divided Spain during the Cold War William A. Christian Jr. and Marina Sanahuja Beltran7. Apparitions of the Mother of God in Socialist Poland in the Early Years of the Cold War Agnieszka Halemba and Konrad Siekierski8. Marian Piety and the Cold War in the United States Thomas Kselman9. The Virgin and the Bomb The Bayside Apparitions, Cold War Anxieties and Marian Anticommunism Daniel Wojcik10. “Wearing Uneasily the Mantle of Peace” Marian Devotion and the Politics of Fear in Cold War Australia Katharine MassamARMIES AND CRUSADES 11. Mission and Protection Bringing Fátima to West Germany in the Early Cold War Years Monique Scheer12. Contested Cold War Marian Politics The Dutch Pentagon and the Empire of Mary Peter Jan Margry13. Mary’s Media in the Cold War Philippines Deirdre de la Cruz14. “No Consecration, No Peace!” The Fatima Center and the Russian Annexation of Crimea Michael Agnew15. Conclusion and Outlook Peter Jan MargryTimelineAuthors Index of Names and Places Colophon

Peter Jan Margry is professor of European ethnology at the University of Amsterdam and senior fellow at the Meertens Institute, a research centre of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences in Amsterdam.

Abschliessend lässt sich festhalten, dass Cold War Mary eine Vielzahl von qualitativ hochstehenden Beiträgen, relevanten Forschungsergebnissen und neuen Einsichten bereithält – zumindest für Leserinnen und Leser, die sich für die Thematik dieses «Special-Interest-Buchs» interessieren.DAVID ZIMMER, SCHWEIZERISCHES ARCHIV FÜR VOLKSKUNDE / ARCHIVES SUISSES DES TRADITIONS POPULAIRES, 118. JAHRGANG (2022), HEFT 1, S. 117–147, DOI10.33057/CHRONOS.1698/117-147

• 1. Envisioning and Exploring Mary’s Theater of War Peter Jan MargryCHURCH AND IDEOLOGIES 2. The Virgin Mary and Cold War Politics Pope, Church, and Devotees in the Context of Postwar Italy Robert Ventresca3. From Fátima to Kérizinen 85 Devotional Backgrounds and Resources for the Cold War Sandra L. Zimdars-Swartz4. Likeness and Message in Our Lady of Fátima from World War to Cold War David Morgan POLITICO-DEVOTIONAL REALMS 5. The Changing Face of the Enemy The Belgian Apparition Sites in the 1940s Tine Van Osselaer6. Darkness at Noon The Visions at Cuevas de Vinromá in 1947 in a Divided Spain during the Cold War William A. Christian Jr. and Marina Sanahuja Beltran7. Apparitions of the Mother of God in Socialist Poland in the Early Years of the Cold War Agnieszka Halemba and Konrad Siekierski8. Marian Piety and the Cold War in the United States Thomas Kselman9. The Virgin and the Bomb The Bayside Apparitions, Cold War Anxieties and Marian Anticommunism Daniel Wojcik10. “Wearing Uneasily the Mantle of Peace” Marian Devotion and the Politics of Fear in Cold War Australia Katharine MassamARMIES AND CRUSADES 11. Mission and Protection Bringing Fátima to West Germany in the Early Cold War Years Monique Scheer12. Contested Cold War Marian Politics The Dutch Pentagon and the Empire of Mary Peter Jan Margry13. Mary’s Media in the Cold War Philippines Deirdre de la Cruz14. “No Consecration, No Peace!” The Fatima Center and the Russian Annexation of Crimea Michael Agnew15. Conclusion and Outlook Peter Jan MargryTimelineAuthors Index of Names and Places Colophon

Peter Jan Margry is professor of European ethnology at the University of Amsterdam and senior fellow at the Meertens Institute, a research centre of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences in Amsterdam.

Abschliessend lässt sich festhalten, dass Cold War Mary eine Vielzahl von qualitativ hochstehenden Beiträgen, relevanten Forschungsergebnissen und neuen Einsichten bereithält – zumindest für Leserinnen und Leser, die sich für die Thematik dieses «Special-Interest-Buchs» interessieren.DAVID ZIMMER, SCHWEIZERISCHES ARCHIV FÜR VOLKSKUNDE / ARCHIVES SUISSES DES TRADITIONS POPULAIRES, 118. JAHRGANG (2022), HEFT 1, S. 117–147, DOI10.33057/CHRONOS.1698/117-147

• 1. Envisioning and Exploring Mary’s Theater of War Peter Jan MargryCHURCH AND IDEOLOGIES 2. The Virgin Mary and Cold War Politics Pope, Church, and Devotees in the Context of Postwar Italy Robert Ventresca3. From Fátima to Kérizinen 85 Devotional Backgrounds and Resources for the Cold War Sandra L. Zimdars-Swartz4. Likeness and Message in Our Lady of Fátima from World War to Cold War David Morgan POLITICO-DEVOTIONAL REALMS 5. The Changing Face of the Enemy The Belgian Apparition Sites in the 1940s Tine Van Osselaer6. Darkness at Noon The Visions at Cuevas de Vinromá in 1947 in a Divided Spain during the Cold War William A. Christian Jr. and Marina Sanahuja Beltran7. Apparitions of the Mother of God in Socialist Poland in the Early Years of the Cold War Agnieszka Halemba and Konrad Siekierski8. Marian Piety and the Cold War in the United States Thomas Kselman9. The Virgin and the Bomb The Bayside Apparitions, Cold War Anxieties and Marian Anticommunism Daniel Wojcik10. “Wearing Uneasily the Mantle of Peace” Marian Devotion and the Politics of Fear in Cold War Australia Katharine MassamARMIES AND CRUSADES 11. Mission and Protection Bringing Fátima to West Germany in the Early Cold War Years Monique Scheer12. Contested Cold War Marian Politics The Dutch Pentagon and the Empire of Mary Peter Jan Margry13. Mary’s Media in the Cold War Philippines Deirdre de la Cruz14. “No Consecration, No Peace!” The Fatima Center and the Russian Annexation of Crimea Michael Agnew15. Conclusion and Outlook Peter Jan MargryTimelineAuthors Index of Names and Places Colophon