"Confessing Church"

Key Phrases: Confessing Church, Foreign Office, Bishop Bell, Eberhard Bethge, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Book of Concord, state police measures, camouflage letter, primus usus legis, military recruiting station, military intelligence office, collective pastorates (see more)

Key Phrases: Confessing Church, Foreign Office, Bishop Bell, Eberhard Bethge, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Book of Concord, General Oster, Karl Barth, Council of Brethren, Hans von Dohnanyi, East Prussia, United States, New Testament, Reich Chamber of Literature, Anthony Eden, Ruth von Kleist-Retzow, Colonel Oster, Reich War Court, William Paton, Armed Forces High Command, Reich Central Security Office, Charlotte von Kirschbaum, German Protestant, National Socialist, Admiral Canaris, state police measures, camouflage letter, primus usus legis, military recruiting station, military intelligence office, collective pastorates, ecumenical connections, baptismal discipline, church renewal movement, iustitia civilis, outward justice, military intelligence purposes, military district headquarters, daily texts, handwritten postcard, confessional writings, regional churches, literary estate, ecumenical contacts, worldly orders, provisional administration, clergy meeting, defense brief, church struggle, examination commission (see less)

Key Phrases: German Christian, Confessing Church, Old Testament, National Socialist, National Socialism, New Testament, manly church, manly movement, confessional union, denazification efforts, manly image, parish representatives (see more)

Key Phrases: German Christian, Confessing Church, Old Testament, National Socialist, National Socialism, New Testament, Third Reich, Sports Palace, Aryan Paragraph, German Protestant, Protestant League, German Church Life, Elimination of Jewish Influence, German Volk, Ludwig Muller, Deutsche Christen, Nazi Germany, Gospel of John, Jewish Christians, Nuremberg Laws, German Faith Movement, Guida Diehl, Reinhold Krause, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Martin Luther, manly church, manly movement, confessional union, denazification efforts, manly image, parish representatives, church elections, exclusive church, church struggle, faith movement, regional churches, church regulations, church affairs, spiritual homeland (see less)

Key Phrases: Confessing Church, Jewish Christians, German Christians, Third Reich, National Socialism, Jesus Christ, churchly resistance, foreign church leaders, church chancellery, loving more ardently, praying more faithfully, brethren council (see more)

Key Phrases: Confessing Church, Jewish Christians, German Christians, Third Reich, National Socialism, Jesus Christ, Bishop Wurm, Evangelical Church, Protestant Church, Karl Barth, National Socialist, Hans Asmussen, Nazi Party, Christians of Jewish, Stuttgart Declaration of Guilt, Otto Dibelius, State of Israel, Wentz Library, Cold War, English Christians, Lutheran Theological Seminary of Gettysburg, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, German Protestants, Hans Meiser, Hermann Diem, churchly resistance, foreign church leaders, church chancellery, loving more ardently, praying more faithfully, brethren council, ecumenical delegation, postwar church, confessional synod, regional churches, political guilt, racially persecuted, intact churches, church struggle, theological declaration, conservative churchmen, occupation powers, church elections, guilt question, racial legislation, reform wing (see less)

Key Phrases: German Christians, Confessing Church, Old Testament, New Testament, Third Reich, National Socialist, unknown first name, cultural antisemitism, regional churches, church elections, antisemitic propaganda, church struggle (see more)

Key Phrases: German Christians, Confessing Church, Old Testament, New Testament, Third Reich, National Socialist, Jesus Christ, German Protestant, Emergency League, German Catholics, German Volk, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Christian Jews, German Catholicism, Martin Luther, Nazi Germany, University of Jena, Barmen Declaration, Joseph Lortz, Inner Mission, Hebrew Bible, Weimar Republic, Deutsche Christen, Emanuel Hirsch, Gerhard Kittel, unknown first name, cultural antisemitism, regional churches, church elections, antisemitic propaganda, church struggle, euthanasia program, institute members (see less)