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Zdroje (German:
Finkenwalde) is a muni****l
neighborhood of the city of Szczecin,
Poland situated on the
right bank of the
river East Oder, south-east...
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Germany instead,
where he was the head at an
underground seminary in
Finkenwalde for
training Confessing Church pastors. As the ****
suppression of the...
- Grüneberg (8
Match 1876 – 15
November 1945) was a
German organ builder in
Finkenwalde near Stettin. Born in
Szczecin (Stettin),
Province of Pomerania, Grüneberg...
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customary for
theology students in Germany,
before attending the
underground Finkenwalde Seminary in
Pomerania where Bonhoeffer taught in the name of Germany's...
- by Hans
Iwand 1935–1937),
Naumburg am
Queis (Gerhard Gloege), Stettin-
Finkenwalde,
later relocated to Groß Schlönwitz and then to
Sigurdshof (forcibly...
- out.
After the ****s had
closed down
Dietrich Bonhoeffer's
seminar in
Finkenwalde (Zdroje, Szczecin) in 1937,
Bonhoeffer chose the town as one of the sites...
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Polchow (Pilchowo) H
Flughafen (Lotnisko) – Hökendorf (Klęskowo),
through Finkenwalde (Zdroje) N
Berliner Tor (Brama Portowa) –
Neuenkirchen (Dołuje) (from...
- churches.
After the
Gestapo had
closed the
preacher seminary in Stettin-
Finkenwalde in
autumn 1937, in
December the same year the
brothers Albrecht and Robert...
- preachers'
seminar headed by
Dietrich Bonhoeffer in Zingst,
which moved to
Finkenwalde (Zdroje) in 1935 and to Köslin and Groß Schlönwitz (Słonowice) in 1940...
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recently formed anti-**** "Confessing Church" ("Bekennende Kirche") at
Finkenwalde, just
outside the city on its
south side. Von Kleist-Retzow
became the...
