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Inbunden, Engelska, 2023
1 075 kr
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We live in a present of multiple and conflicting sacralities. How do we account for the persistence and remarkable adaptability of traditional forms of the Christian sacred? How do we explain the ongoing allure of instrumentalizing the sacred for political purposes? And what do we make of the spread of nature spiritualities that have been so pertinent over the last half century? This volume seeks to reflect upon how these multiple sacralizations can be studied and understood in historical and cross-disciplinary perspective.
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Die Kirche und die Tater nach 1945
Schuld -- Seelsorge -- Rechtfertigung
Inbunden, Tyska, 2022
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Text in German. After 1945, what led to the evangelical church taking such intensive care of the perpetrators? What role, if any, did the victims play? On the one hand, a disturbing picture emerges from today's perspective, which on the other hand has to be understood against the background of contemporary political and theological debates. This book not only presents some of the actors and networks of church support for Nazi perpetrators after 1945, but also goes into explanations, justifications and self-justifications. The authors also take a critical look at clichés on how church history is perceived, such as how the Confessing Church is perceived by the public. An overall view of the complex topic rounds off the book at the beginning and end.
Inbunden, Tyska, 2023
527 kr
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After the Volkskammer elections, on April 12, 1990, the last and only democratically elected government in the GDR was sworn in under Prime Minister Lothar de Maizière. Their aim was to negotiate and develop the domestic and foreign policy framework for the accession of the GDR to the Federal Republic. To this end, 22 ministries were formed or restructured. Each ministry had at least one, but mostly several state secretaries or parliamentary state secretaries, although the public is hardly aware of them as political actors in the political transformation process of the GDR. In addition to a detailed introduction, the volume contains eyewitness interviews with five state secretaries of the last GDR government: 1) Hans Misselwitz, Parliamentary State Secretary in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs 2) Dr. Helmut Domke, State Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 3) Dr. Petra Erler, State Secretary in the Prime Minister's Office 4) Almuth Berger, State Secretary in the Prime Minister's Office 5) Helga Kreft, State Secretary in the Ministry for Family Affairs and Women's Affairs