137. Community, Plurality, and Exclusion: Negotiating Religious
Differences in Germany, 1890–1933
Sunday, January 9, 8:30–10:30 a.m.
Convention Center, Room 614
Joint Session with the Conference Group for Central European History
- Chair: Kenneth
Barkin, University of California at Riverside
- Papers:
Other Germans and Other Catholics: German Interconfessionality
and the Polish Question, 1900–33
James Bjork, Cornell University
Racism and Religious Harmony: German Catholic Visions of Confessional
Solidarity before and after the First World War
Derek Hastings, Oakland University
Bridging the Confessional Divide: Students and Nationalism
at German Universities, 1890–1914
Lisa Swartout, College of William and Mary
- Comment: Jonathan Sperber, University
of Missouri at Columbia
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