Gefährdete Demokratie. Rechtskatholizismus in der Weimarer Republik. Edited by Olaf Blaschke, Guido Hitze, Manfred Körber, Markus Köster, Georg Mölich and Julia Paulus. (Forschungen zur Regionalgeschichte, 90.) Pp. viii + 379 incl. 10 graphs. Paderborn: Brill Schöningh, 2024. €64. 978 3 506 79483 3; 2629 7221

Martin Menke

doi:10.1017/s0022046925102170

January 1, 2026The Journal of Ecclesiastical History

Gefährdete Demokratie. Rechtskatholizismus in der Weimarer Republik. Edited by Olaf Blaschke, Guido Hitze, Manfred Körber, Markus Köster, Georg Mölich and Julia Paulus. (Forschungen zur Regionalgeschichte, 90.) Pp. viii + 379 incl. 10 graphs. Paderborn: Brill Schöningh, 2024. €64. 978 3 506 79483 3; 2629 7221

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To analyze the role of right-catholicism in the threat to democracy during the Weimar Republic.
Edited volume compiling various contributions from historians
Focus on political and social implications
Incorporation of graphical data for analysis
Highlights the influence of right-catholic perspectives on political decisions
Illustrates challenges to democratic values during the Weimar era
Presents a comprehensive examination of regional perspectives on the issue

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Gefährdete Demokratie. Rechtskatholizismus in der Weimarer Republik. Edited by Olaf Blaschke, Guido Hitze, Manfred Körber, Markus Köster, Georg Mölich and Julia Paulus. (Forschungen zur Regionalgeschichte, 90.) Pp. viii + 379 incl. 10 graphs. Paderborn: Brill Schöningh, 2024. €64. 978 3 506 79483 3; 2629 7221 - Volume 77 Issue 1

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