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Fritzsche's New Book Looks At World Science Fiction Films, Kim Hill Jul 2014

Fritzsche's New Book Looks At World Science Fiction Films, Kim Hill

News and Events (Discontinued Series)

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Die Darstellung Der Evangelischen Kirche Als Eine Neue Familie In Erich Loests Nikolaikirche, Beth A. Roberts Jan 2010

Die Darstellung Der Evangelischen Kirche Als Eine Neue Familie In Erich Loests Nikolaikirche, Beth A. Roberts

Honors Projects

Throughout the end of the 1980s the Lutheran Church in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) experienced a surge of attendance and social activism in an otherwise secularized society. Research shows that the church was the sole island of dissent within the communist GDR. St. Nicolas Church in the city of Leipzig became the prototype of social involvement; visionary pastors opened their doors to every citizen and provided a space for congregations to voice concerns, organize interest groups, and plan peace protests. The construction of an open environment in which citizens could speak and interact gave rise to a greater sense …


Sonja Fritzsche, Charlie Schlenker Dec 2006

Sonja Fritzsche, Charlie Schlenker

Interviews for WGLT

Charlie Schlenker of WGLT interviews Associate Professor of of German and Eastern European Studies Sonja Fritzsche about her book, Science Fiction Literature in East Germany.(requires RealPlayer)