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…
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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…
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…