Catholics and Protestants understood each other vis-à-vis new movements that sought to transform economic, gendered, and colonial orders.

Postwar Protestant intellectuals spearheaded a complementary but distinct form of secularization: one in which the church did not retreat from politics but identified itself as the very source of secu...

A revealing account of how German Protestant leaders embraced democratic ideals after WWII, while firmly and consequentially refusing to account for their earlier complicity with Nazism.Germany’s Prot...

Cambridge Core - European Studies - Latin America and Human Rights Politics in West Germany, 1973–1990