Does national mythmaking end at the border?
G Besier - Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte, 2014 - vr-elibrary.de
The mythologization of national heroes has enjoyed increased currency in recent times. 1 In
addition to the role-models which they generate, myths also function within a wider …
addition to the role-models which they generate, myths also function within a wider …
Expanding religious borders? The new influence of some old state churches: the Russian Orthodoxy
G Besier - Neighbourhood Perceptions of the Ukraine Crisis, 2016 - api.taylorfrancis.com
During the period of the Cold War, we were confronted with the fact that some state
churches, in particular the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC), collaborated with …
churches, in particular the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC), collaborated with …
Confession – Emotion – Situation: On Resistance in Churches and Religious Associations in Europe in the 20th Century
G Besier - Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte, 2015 - vr-elibrary.de
For resistance fighters originating from Christian churches, as well as for their enemies in
Nazi Germany, there was a clear» correlation between belief and resistance «. 1 This …
Nazi Germany, there was a clear» correlation between belief and resistance «. 1 This …
Uses of Memory in Religious-national Rites: Based on Examples from the Roman Catholic Church in Poland and the Russian-Orthodox Church in Russia
G Besier - Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte, 2018 - vr-elibrary.de
The concept that it is the thousand-year-old rituals which have given structure to the Russian
people and to the country's culture ever after offers a certain sense of security and comfort in …
people and to the country's culture ever after offers a certain sense of security and comfort in …
On Resistance in Churches in 20th Century Europe
K Stoklosa - Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte, 2015 - vr-elibrary.de
Churches have played an important role in revolutions through the 20th and 21st centuries,
whether through their support of the revolutionaries, or by suppressing them. Poland and, in …
whether through their support of the revolutionaries, or by suppressing them. Poland and, in …