64 pages : portrait ; 19 cm

SCHIFF COLLECTION. 1 v. (269 pages) ; 19 cm

15 pages ; 22 cm

"De in dit oekje gepubliceerde toespraak werd op 6 Mei 1945 uitgesproken in de Doopsgezinde Kerk te Gorredijk."--Page 24 24 pages ; 16 cm

56 pages ; 19 cm

A collection of sermons and devotions by clergy imprisoned in Dachau concentration camp. "Geleitwort von Martin Niemöller"--Table of contents. 192 pages ; 19 cm

Papers relating to Rabbi József Katona, the chief rabbi of Dohány, Hungary. Inlcudes correspondence, typescript text of sermons, documents, newspapers, and further information about Rabbi Dr. Katona and his family. Some of these materials may be combined into a single collection in the future.

2e dr. 239 p. ; 21 cm.

Narration. U.S. War Dept. Misc. 1170. Different houses of worship. People pray, sing. Ministers, priests and rabbis. American soldiers read the Bible. “Battles are won by military power, wars are won by spiritual power.” Military chaplains present communion wafers to soldiers kneeling. Army chaplain provides a group of soldiers with cigarettes, magazines, and letters. They smile and laugh. Chaplain ...

What does Jesus have to do with the millions who died and the countless people who suffer to this day because of the Holocaust? In Jesus and the Holocaust, scripture scholar Joel Marcus finds meaning in the relationship between persecution of these millions of Jews and the crucifixion of the Jewish man named Jesus who suffered and died on the cross two thousand years ago. Marcus, a Jew raised in Chicago ...

"Het ministerie van predikanten der Ned. herv. gemeente te Leiden voldoet met de verschijning van dit bundeltje preeken [gehouden op 6 mei, 1945] aan veler verzoek."--Woord vooraf, signed: D. Kuilman 73 pages, 1 leaf 22 cm

265 p. ; 21 cm.

184 pages frontispiece (portrait) 23 cm

At head of title: J. Revol. ix, 261 pages, 1 leaf 23 cm

The Hanoch Gerstel papers consist of biographical materials, correspondence files, photographic materials, printed materials, and sermons documenting the life of a Vienna‐born pastor who was arrested by the Gestapo in Vienna and his family members in Austria, Sweden, and Hungary. Biographical materials include birth certificates, a Ketubah and marriage certificate, a certificate of origin, a certificate ...

Army 666 Funeral of General Noothoven van Goor (overleden 12-03-1942). The Dutch Padre Major Buenk reading the sermon during the service which was attended by high ranking Officers of all the Allied Forces. Army 680 The Dutch Minister of war at a march past. Defilé voor de Nederlandse minister van Oorlog Jhr. ir. Van Lidth de Jeude. Army 681 General Major Phaff with Lt. Colonel Jones, Knight Commander ...

The collection consists of photographs relating to the Trocmé family and a bible used by Pastor André Trocmé during his sermons urging Le Chambon-sur-Lignon (France) citizens to save Jewish people.

29 pages ; 25 cm

31 p.

Copyright Holder: Landeskirchliches Archiv Stuttgart

Collections of speeches, essays and sermons, incl. "Beckground of the Hitler Plot." Includes bibliographical references. viii, 252 pages ; 19 cm

Letters and leaflets, sent by Father Charles E. Coughlin to listeners and supporters, 1931-1935. Includes four letters, either responding to listeners or form letters that were inserted with sermon texts or other items that listeners had requested from him. Also includes two membership application cards for the Radio League of the Little Flower.

The Max Eichhorn papers include correspondence, photographs, subject files, and writings documenting Eichhorn’s World War II service as a Jewish chaplain. Eichhorn was one of the first Jewish chaplains to enter the Dachau concentration camp after liberation, and he led the first religious service in the camp. Correspondence includes letters between Max Eichhorn, his family, the families of servicemen, ...

Consists of photographs, documents, correspondence, sermons, and newspaper clippings related to the pre-war, wartime, and post-war life and work of Rabbi Dr. Enoch (Hans) Kronheim. Includes material related to Rabbi Kronheim’s rabbinical work in pre-war Bielefeld, his 1938 immigration and the 1939 immigration of his family, and of his wartime work as a rabbi in Jamestown, NY.