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Аннотация
Die Geschichte von Kirche und Christentum seit dem Ende des Ersten Weltkrieges rückt als Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte immer mehr in den Fokus des akademischen und öffentlichen Geschichtsinteresses. Im Rahmen einer in vier Bänden konzipierten handbuchartigen Gesamtdarstellung der Kirchlichen Zeitgeschichte bietet dieser erste Band in zehn Kapiteln (u. a. Politik, Theologie, Bildung, Kultur, Diakonie, Judentum) einen Überblick über die vielfältige und spannungsvolle Beziehung des Protestantismus zur ersten deutschen Demokratie und deren gesellschaftlicher Erfahrbarkeit im Weimarer Staat. Das von fachwissenschaftlichen Experten und Expertinnen anschaulich verfasste Buch bietet eine profunde historische Grundlage und eröffnet Perspektiven für das kirchenhistorische Verstehen des gesamten 20. Jahrhunderts.
[Contemporary Church History_Evangelical. Volume 1: Protestantism and the Weimar Republic (1918–1932)] The history of the church and Christianity since the end of the First World War, understood as contemporary church history, is moving more and more into the focus of academic and public interest. Within the framework of a four-volume, handbook-like presentation of Church Contemporary History, this first volume in ten chapters (including politics, theology, education, culture, diaconia, Judaism etc.) provides an overview of the diverse and exciting relationship of Protestantism with the first German democracy and its social perception in the Weimar State. The book, written by experts in the field, offers a profound historical basis and opens up perspectives for the understanding of the church history of the entire 20th century.
[Contemporary Church History_Evangelical. Volume 1: Protestantism and the Weimar Republic (1918–1932)] The history of the church and Christianity since the end of the First World War, understood as contemporary church history, is moving more and more into the focus of academic and public interest. Within the framework of a four-volume, handbook-like presentation of Church Contemporary History, this first volume in ten chapters (including politics, theology, education, culture, diaconia, Judaism etc.) provides an overview of the diverse and exciting relationship of Protestantism with the first German democracy and its social perception in the Weimar State. The book, written by experts in the field, offers a profound historical basis and opens up perspectives for the understanding of the church history of the entire 20th century.