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- Klaus Koschorke (born 13 April 1948) is a German historian of Christianity and was a Professor of Early and Global History of Christianity at the University...
- September 2023. Retrieved 31 March 2021. Koschorke, pp. 13, 283 Hastings (1994), p. 72 Koschorke, p. 21 Koschorke, pp. 3, 17 Lyons (2013), p. 17 Bokenkotter...
- slaves were presented to Martin by Prince Henry of Portugal. According to Koschorke, Martin supported colonial expansion. Davidson (1961) argues that Martin's...
- (Audiobook) released 2021 read by Zachary Johnson and Verla Bond Albrecht Koschorke (April 2001). "Mastery and Slavery: A **** Falls Asleep Reading Hegel"...
- Il-sung's Seed Theory and North Korean Arts". In Kaminskij, Konstantin; Koschorke, Albrecht (eds.). Tyrants Writing Poetry. Budapest: Central European University...
- Church and its Reformation by Patrick Collinson (University of Cambridge) Koschorke, K. A History of Christianity in Asia, Africa, and Latin America (2007)...
- Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Beliefs and Practices, ABC-CLIO, USA, 2010, p. 876 Koschorke, Klaus; Schjørring, Jens Holger (2005). African Identities and World Christianity...
- unscrupulous deals. In the book The Holy Family and Its Legacy, author Albrecht Koschorke discusses the presence of "The Holy Family" in The Phantom Menace, stating...
- 1440-1870 (1999), Simon and Schuster, ISBN 978-0-684-83565-5, p. 65-6. Koschorke, Klaus, A History of Christianity in Asia, Africa, and Latin America,...
- knotted surface. In some cases the obstruction is 2-torsion, such as in Koschorke's example, which is an immersed surface (formed from 3 Möbius bands, with...