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- opened a refugee centre for Danzigers (Hilfsstelle beim evangelischen Konsistorium Danzig) led by Upper Consistorial Councillor Gerhard M. Gülzow [de]....
- "Rentei", for administration of the domains), a "Hofgericht" (court) and a "Konsistorium" (ecclesiastical administration). The first president was Ewald von Kleist...
- German). — (2014). Das Evangelium von der Familie. Die Rede vor dem Konsistorium [The gospel of the family. The speech at the consistory] (in German)...
- 1663 the student nations at Uppsala university were legalized by the Konsistorium (the university's decision-making body), and in the same year education...
- chambers were each responsible only for a specific area: the consistory (Konsistorium) for questions on church matters, the Kriegsrat for military affairs...
- (Evangelisches Konsistorium) of the Evangelical Church in the Rhineland was renamed Landeskirchenamt in 1948. The consistory (Evangelisches Konsistorium) of the...
- Befugnisse des Evangelisch-Lutherischen Konsistoriums und Auflösung des Evangelisch-Lutherischen Konsistoriums Stolberg-Roßla", in: Amtsblatt der Föderation...
- academic and practical day-to-day matters it was run by the consistory (konsistorium) or board, and its chairman, the Rector magnificus. There appears to...
- functions (summepiscopacy) only indirectly through consistories (German: Konsistorium/Konsistorien [sg./pl.]). Those of the following Landeskirchen, which...
- superintendent was taken by the recently formed Marcher Consistory (Märkisches Konsistorium), consisting of Lutheran and Reformed (Calvinist) members 1829 - 1853:...