The Protestant and Catholic Church in National Socialism: Complicity and Shared Responsibility
The role of the two major Christian churches in the Third Reich remains one of the most intensely debated chapters…
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Martin Luther: From Hunted Rebel to Pioneer of Repression and Antisemitism
Martin Luther is the central figure of 16th-century German history. Yet beyond theological debates, his biography reveals a dark chapter…
Repression in the Catholic and Protestant Church: How Diakonie Excludes AfD Members — Systematic Isolation via Official Guidelines
The firing of Martina Müller in Jever was by no means a surprise: It is the visible result of a…
After 15 Years at Diakonie: Top AfD Candidate Martina Müller Dismissed Without Notice
When political engagement costs a job: The case of Martina Müller highlights how church labor law is increasingly used as…
The Peace of Augsburg (1555): Legalized Repression and the Rise of State Mind Control
On September 25, 1555, the Peace of Augsburg was signed between King Ferdinand I and the Estates of the Holy…