The German Evangelical Alliance and the Third Reich

This is the first study to concentrate on evangelical reactions to the National Socialist regime. The author analyses the treatment of National Socialist social, political and economic policies in theEvangelisches Allianzblattand makes references to other evangelical publications. He highlights the support theological conservatives in Germany gave to the government and examines their reticence in joining theKirchenkampf. The German evangelical analysis of National Socialism is contrasted with the position taken by the British editors ofEvangelical Christendom. The evangelicalVergangenheitsbewältigungis dealt with in a concluding chapter.