Joachim Hossenfelder

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Joachim Hossenfelder (29 April 1899, Cottbus – 28 June 1976, Lübeck) was a German Protestant theologian. He led the Nazi German Christians in the ecclesiastical ministry of the Reich Evangelical Church until 1933.^[1]

Works

Die Richtlinien der deutschen Christen. ed. Joachim Hossenfelder. Berlin 1932
Unser Kampf (= Schriftenreihe der „Deutschen Christen“. Heft 1). M. Grevemeyer, Berlin-Charlottenburg 1933, OCLC 236223312; 2nd ed. Gesellschaft für Zeitungsdienst, Berlin; H. G. Wallmann, Leipzig 1933
Volk und Kirche. Die amtlichen Berichte der ersten Reichstagung 1933 der Glaubensbewegung „Deutsche Christen“ (= Schriftenreihe der „Deutschen Christen“. Heft 4). Berlin, 1933, OCLC 316205354 (Tagungsband); 2nd & 3rd eds. Grevemeyer, Berlin-Charlottenburg 1933.

References

^ Enderis, Guido (November 29, 1933). "REICH FORCES OUT CHURCH EXTREMIST; Hossenfelder, Leader of Nazi German Christians, Quits the Protestant Governing Body. COMPLETE SHAKE-UP SEEN Hitler Summons Reich Bishop Mueller as New Synod to Unseat Him Is Demanded". New York Times.