- The
North Elbian Evangelical Lutheran Church (German:
Nordelbische Evangelisch-Lutherische Kirche; NEK) was a
Lutheran regional church in
Northern Germany...
- of the
local po****tion.
During the
German Empire (1871–1918), the "East
Elbian Junker"
formed the monarchy's
reactionary backbone. Later, in
Weimar Republic...
- prin****l churches. In 2011, the
synod (church parliament) of the
North Elbian Evangelical Lutheran Church elected her
bishop of the
regions Hamburg and...
- Thus in****bents of huge land-holdings
became characterised[when?] as East
Elbian Junkers. The
Northern German area
north of the
Lower Elbe used to be called...
- or Catholicism. In 2018, 24.9% of the po****tion
belonged to the
North Elbian Evangelical Lutheran Church, the
largest religious body, and 9.9% to the...
-
voiceless [s] more
likely for
Westphalian and
voiced [z] more
likely for East
Elbian dialects.
Because of the variation,
voiceless /s/ (for
example in loans...
-
prototype of the arch-conservative,
militaristic and anti-democratic East
Elbian Junkers both in the
German Empire and in the
Weimar Republic. Oldenburg...
- to the most
essential tasks. No
attempt was made to
dispossess the East
Elbian nobility (which had
historically provided much of the
officer corps) or...
- 2012, the
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Mecklenburg merged with the
North Elbian Evangelical Lutheran Church and
Pomeranian Evangelical Church into the Evangelical...
-
different races (of the Nordic, Phalian, Dinaric, Alpine, Mediterranean, East-
Elbian race) and
mixtures between these. The
blood of all
these races and their...
