Red secularism. Socialism and secularist culture in Germany, 1890 to 1933. By Todd H. Weir. Pp. xiv + 367 incl. 21 ills and 6 tables. Cambridge–New York: Cambridge University Press, 2024. £100. 978 1 107 13203 0

Red secularism. Socialism and secularist culture in Germany, 1890 to 1933. By Todd H. Weir. Pp. xiv + 367 incl. 21 ills and 6 tables. Cambridge–New York: Cambridge University Press, 2024. £100. 978 1 107 13203 0 - Volume 76 Issue 2

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The Journal of Ecclesiastical History
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2025-04-01
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Red secularism. Socialism and secularist culture in Germany, 1890 to 1933. By Todd H. Weir. Pp. xiv + 367 incl. 21 ills and 6 tables. Cambridge–New York: Cambridge University Press, 2024. £100. 978 1 107 13203 0

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Red secularism. Socialism and secularist culture in Germany, 1890 to 1933. By Todd H. Weir. Pp. xiv + 367 incl. 21 ills and 6 tables. Cambridge–New York: Cambridge University Press, 2024. £100. 978 1 107 13203 0 - Volume 76 Issue 2

The Journal of Ecclesiastical HistoryVol. 76(2)
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Red secularism. Socialism and secularist culture in Germany, 1890 to 1933. By Todd H. Weir. Pp. xiv + 367 incl. 21 ills and 6 tables. Cambridge–New York: Cambridge University Press, 2024. £100. 978 1 107 13203 0 — Hugh McLeod · The Journal of Ecclesiastical History (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS