The Christians’ Contribution to the Non-Violent Revolution in the GDR in the Fall of 1989

Philosophy and Theology 6 (1):79-93 (1991)
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Abstract

The Protestant Church in East Germany played a decisive role in the peaceful overthrow of communism in the German Democratic Republic. As a shelter for action groups, as a champion of reformers, and as a voice for nonviolence, the church gave the people some where to meet, pray, talk, and eventually to unite in such numbers as to be a force of faith and justice which could no be resised.

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