Dosimetric Chloroform

Susannah Heschel’s Aryan Grundmann

“…1920s from völkisch movements without this infecting academic theology. 25 But even liberal theologians stressed the differences, and not even Hirsch's early political theology was explicitly antisemitic (Hirsch 1920). Völkisch antisemitism made its advance in the Thuringian church under Bishop Sasse (a Nazi since 1930) through the Institute's plan (happily doomed to failure) to enable a future German national church to cooperate with the victorious Nazi state, and survive.…”