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Julius Rieger: Kirchenkampf in der englischen Presse
5.1 Sammlung Wilhelm Niemöller (Bielefelder Archiv des Kirchenkampfes), 649 Fasc. 1
5.1 Sammlung Wilhelm Niemöller (Bielefelder Archiv des Kirchenkampfes) Sammlung Wilhelm Niemöller (Bielefelder Archiv des Kirchenkampfes)
Sammlung Wilhelm Niemöller (Bielefelder Archiv des Kirchenkampfes) >> Einzelne Sammlungen (u.a. von Eberhard Baumann, Gustav W. Heinemann, Birger Forell)
1933 - 1934
Darin: Zeitungsartikel aus der deutschen Presse, u.a. Adam Fechter, Nationale Revolution und evangelische Freiheit (aus ?, April 1933), Kreuz und Hakenkreuz (Thesen des Protestes, der Frage und der Bitte an die "Glaubensbewegung Deutscher Christen", T. R. (?), 27.04.1933), Nationalsozialismus in der Bibel (Artikel von E. Kuke, Hannoversches Sonntagsblatt, Ende Aug. 1933), Bischof Hossenfelder zur Sportpalastkundgebung (Aufwärts, 27.11.1933?), 21.01.1033 - Jan. 1934; Zeitungsartikel aus der schweizerischen Presse, Zur Gleichschaltung der preußischen Kirche (Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 29.06.1933), England und die Judenverfolgungen in Deutschland (Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 30.06.1933), Die Vorgänge in der preußischen evangelischen Kirche (Basler Nachrichten, 30.06.1933), 29.06.1933 - 30.06.1933; Zeitungsartikel aus der englischen Presse, u.a. German Chruch Elections (Times, 19.07.1933), Jewish Christians in Germany (Appeal to Reich Bishop, Times, 13.11.1933), Nazis and Church (New Conflict, betr. Sportpalastkundgebung, Times, 15.11.1933), "Aryuan Clouse" Dropped (Action by Primate, Times, 18.11.1933), Danger of Schism (Times, 20.11.1933), Press Criticism (Times, 23.11.1933), Bishop's Air Dash to Berlin to Prevent Schism (News Chronicle, 28.11.1933), New German Church Law (Bishop Müller's Rebuff to Extremists, Times, 05.12.1933), "German Christians" and the Bible (Roman Catholic Rebuke, Times, 5.12.1933), Non-Aryan Students Restricted (Times, 14.12.1933), Youth Organizations Unified (Times, 22.12.1933), Nazi View of Christmas (Reich Primate's Message, Times, 27.12.1933), Cardinal Defends the Old Testament, betr. Predigt von Erzbischof Faulhaber (München) am 4. Advent 1933 (Times, 27.12.1933), Primate's Resignation Demanded (Times, 03.01.1934), Opposition to Appeal to State (Times, 04.01.1934), German Church Conflict (Artikel von Friedrich von der Ropp, Christliche Kampfschar, Berlin-Schöneberg, mit Kommentar, (The Observer, 07.01.1934), The Pastors and the Nazis (News Chronicle, 08.01.1934), The Editor Writes An Open Letter to the Bishop of Gloucester (News Chronicle, 08.01.1934, 2 Ex.) sowie mehrere Artikel (überwiegend aus der Times) zum deutschen Kirchenkampf aus britischer Sicht im allgemeinen und zu einzelnen Vorfällen in der Kirchenpolitik im besonderen, 13.07.1933 - 08.01.1934; Liederfolge für den Stahlhelmgottesdienst am 1.Oktober (Erntedankfest) Anno Domini 1933
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