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„I Have a Dream“

Martin Luther King und die DDR
Nomos,  2021, 404 Pages

ISBN 978-3-8487-8006-8


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The work is part of the series Extremismus und Demokratie (Volume 40)
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englischMartin Luther King and East Germany are connected both directly and indirectly. The Communist Party had the power to make public decisions on agenda-setting topics related to Martin Luther King. The Christian Bloc Party mostly represented the state and published books by Martin Luther King, which churches and the civil rights movement liked to use. Moreover, pacifists and civil rights activists used these books to undermine the political system in East Germany. Church institutions reported by far the most on Martin Luther King. This empirical study, which can also act as a basis for further research on Martin Luther King and East Germany, will appeal to both church staff and admirers of Martin Luther King.

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