Presences Felt examines the realities of power and resistance in history, politics, biography and culture. Focusing particularly on revolutionary totalitarianism and democracy, it provides a conceptual analysis of the ideological movements of the twentieth century, mapping out the landscape which Christian individuals and institutions inhabited and which defined their moral dilemmas. Andrew Chandler probes the lives of those who acted with integrity to stand apart from and resist corrupt or evil institutions. He looks at the dilemmas faced by those in positions of Christian authority in the Soviet Union, Nazi Germany and the Vatican. He also examines the actions of certain individuals who acted outside of the boundaries of responsible' civil life in the context of totalitarianism.

Prescences Felt : Encounters in a Lost Century

Chandler, Andrew

Darton,Longman & Todd Ltd.

The Secret War Against Hitler (Der Widerstand, Dissent & Resistance in the Third Reich)

History

Von Schlabrendorff, Fabian

Europe

Routledge

This book covers the history of the German resistance and explores a number of the moral codes which inspired, justified and sustained the resisting conscience in the Third Reich. It argues that the position of the churches was characterised by 'fluctuations, ambivalences, and contradictions'.

The Moral Imperative: New Essays On The Ethics Of Resistance In National Socialist Germany 19331945

The story of a significant British church leader who fought for justice and freedom during World War II It was to George Bell, an English bishop, that Dietrich Bonhoeffer sent his last words before he was executed at the Flossenbürg concentration camp in April 1945. Why he did so becomes clear from Andrew Chandler's new biography of George Kennedy Allen Bell (1883–1958). As he traces the arc of Bell's life, Chandler reshapes our perspective on Bonhoeffer's life and times. In addition to serving as bishop of Chichester, Bell was an internationalist and ecumenical leader, one of the great Christian humanists of the twentieth century, a tenacious critic of the obliteration bombing of enemy cities during World War II, and a key ally of those who struggled for years to resist Hitler in Germany itself. This inspiring biography raises important questions that still haunt the moral imagination today: When should the word of protest be spoken? When should nations go to war, and how should they fight? What are our obligations to the victims of dictators and international conflict?

George Bell, Bishop of Chichester: Church, State, and Resistance in the Age of Dictatorship

World

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co.

One of the few survivors of the German Resistance, von Schlabrendorff traces his anti-Nazi activity from his student days in the 1920s, through Hitler's rise to power, to the war and his involvement in the July 20, 1944, plot. He vividly recalls the double life of the Resistance leaders during World War II, the futile secret meetings of the conspirators, and their efforts to enlist the aid of weak and vacillating German generals.

Americas

Westview Press

The Moral Imperative: New Essays on the Ethics of Resistance in National Socialist Germany, 1933–1945 explores a number of the moral codes that inspired, justified, and sustained the resisting conscience in the Third Reich. This collection of essays, by seven of the top scholars working on the history of the German resistance, including Klemens von Klemperer, Peter Hoffmann, and Beate Ruhm von Oppen, relates the contributors' expressions to the cultural and institutional realities of a totalitarian state. Topics covered include the church and the resistance, the Prussian conservative element, and the persecution of the Jews as a motivation for resistance by non-Jews.

The Moral Imperative: New Essays On The Ethics Of Resistance In National Socialist Germany 1933-1945 (Widerstand, Dissent and Resistance in the Third Reich)

In 1997, Westminster Abbey commissioned the creation of ten statues depicting modern Christian martyrs who had lived and died in different parts of the world.The hope was to define the twentieth century Christian experience. Today, these statues stand in niches above the West Door of the abbey, and every visitor to the church passes beneath them as they make their way inside. This book tells the stories of these ten men and women who, because of the force of their convictions, chose to face danger and death.Grand Duchess Elizabeth, Russia; Manche Masemola, South Africa; Lucian Taipedi, Papua New Guinea; Maximilian Kolbe, Poland; Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Germany; Esther John, Pakistan; Wang Zhiming Miao, China; Martin Luther King, USA; Archbishop Oscar Romero, El Salvador -- these remarkable men and women died for their beliefs. These essays pay tribute to them and share what can be learned from the lives and deaths of those courageous enough to walk the way of the cross today.

Christian Martyrdom in the Twentieth Century

Continuum International Publishing Group - Mowbray

This is the story of a modern day Nazarite named Jacob who isn't sure wether he should disregard his imposed curse or embrace his destiny.

The Vow of the Nazirite 1

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

Alpha-Omega Comics Inc.

The Vow of the Nazirite 2

"In this ground-breaking study, Andrew Chandler examines the complex relationship between religions and politics, church and state, and national and international politics during the period that witnessed the rise and fall of the Third Reich. He explores these dilemmas within the context of the tumultuous years when many British Christian confronted and challenged the Nazi regime. Chandler shows how many of the key moral questions which came to define the modern world now crystallized: What view should the Christian take of the political state? How should the claims of dictators and democrats be judged? How should the Church protest against injustice -- and what can be done about it? How should peace be preserved and when should war be declared? How should a just war be justly fought? It is a history which places the Third Reich firmly in an international perspective, revealing the moral arguments and debates that Nazism provoked across the democracies. It is also an important study of the many ways in which men and women outside Germany intervened, protested, and campaigned against the Hitler regime and sought to support its critics and its victims"--

British Christians and the Third Reich: Church, State, and the Judgement of Nations

Cambridge University Press

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Prescences Felt : Encounters in a Lost Century

The Secret War Against Hitler (Der Widerstand, Dissent & Resistance in the Third Reich)

The Moral Imperative: New Essays On The Ethics Of Resistance In National Socialist Germany 19331945

George Bell, Bishop of Chichester: Church, State, and Resistance in the Age of Dictatorship

The Secret War Against Hitler (Der Widerstand, Dissent & Resistance in the Third Reich)

The Moral Imperative: New Essays On The Ethics Of Resistance In National Socialist Germany 1933-1945 (Widerstand, Dissent and Resistance in the Third Reich)

Christian Martyrdom in the Twentieth Century

The Vow of the Nazirite 1

The Vow of the Nazirite 2

British Christians and the Third Reich: Church, State, and the Judgement of Nations