“The Limits of Human Jurisdiction”: Protestantism, War Crimes Trials, and Human Rights in Occupied Germany

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RT @BrandonBloch5: My article on Protestant campaigns against post-Nazi war crimes trials in is out in the Journal of Modern History @Chica…

03 Aug 2021

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RT @BrandonBloch5: My article on Protestant campaigns against post-Nazi war crimes trials in is out in the Journal of Modern History @Chica…

12 Jul 2021

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12 Jul 2021

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"The Limits of Human Jurisdiction" -- or, the political uses of a theology of human fallibility On the origins of postwar German human rights culture in protestant campaigns against Nazi war crimes trials

14 Jun 2021

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