The volume presents the first comprehensive career biography of the controversial Landesbischof of Hanover, August Marahrens (born 1875). Based on a thorough analysis of largely overlooked sources, it examines and critically evaluates his years of study and early career during the German Empire and the Weimar Republic, laying the groundwork for a reassessment of his actions after 1933. From the outset, Marahrens displayed a positive attitude toward National Socialism, supported its ideological principles, and opposed only its religious policies. As the Landesbischof, Marahrens serves as a prime example of a specific variant of national-conservative Protestantism of his time.
The volume presents the first comprehensive career biography of the controversial Landesbischof of Hanover, August Marahrens (born 1875). Based on a thorough analysis of largely overlooked sources, it examines and critically evaluates his years of study and early career during the German Empire and the Weimar Republic, laying the groundwork for a reassessment of his actions after 1933. From the outset, Marahrens displayed a positive attitude toward National Socialism, supported its ideological principles, and opposed only its religious policies. As the Landesbischof, Marahrens serves as a prime example of a specific variant of national-conservative Protestantism of his time.
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