Gertrud Frischmuth

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Lisbeth Gertrud Frischmuth (born May 5, 1903 in Tempelhof near Berlin , † 1987 ) was a German Protestant theologian and pastor who resisted the Nazi regime in Berlin .

Life

After studying Protestant theology at the University of Berlin , she wrote a dissertation on Bernhard von Clairvaux as well as several smaller academic papers on people from the community movement . A work honored one of her teachers, Adolf Deissmann . From 1933 to 1973 she was pastor of the Ev. Peace Community Berlin-Charlottenburg . From 1934 she was a member of the Pastors' Emergency League .

Gertrud Frischmuth is important because of her active resistance against the Nazi regime in Berlin. In the area of ​​Heerstrasse in Berlin-Charlottenburg, she warned Jewish citizens of imminent deportations and, together with Pastor Ernst Gürtler, supported Jewish neighbors.

Fonts

  • The Pauline conception in the piety of Bernhard von Clairvaux . Bertelsmann Gütersloh, 1933 (dissertation)
  • Houston Stewart Chamberlain as a Christian , Bertelsmann Gütersloh, 1937
  • Faith and Life with Eva von Tiele-Winckler , Bertelsmann Gütersloh, 1938, new edition, Linea Bad Wildbad, 2007 ISBN 978-3-939075-15-8
  • Adolf Deissmann, A life in Christ for the Una Sancta , in: Ecumen. Profiles. Bridge builder of one church. Edited by Günter Gloede, I, 1961, 280 ff.

literature

  • Short biography in Resistance in Berlin against the Nazi regime 1933-1945 , Biographisches Lexikon, Volume 2 (C to G), Ed. Klaus Keim, p. 201.

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ Information after the curriculum vitae in your dissertation
personal data
SURNAME Frischmuth, Gertrud
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Frischmuth, Lisbeth Gertrud (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant theologian and pastor
DATE OF BIRTH May 5, 1903
PLACE OF BIRTH Tempelhof b. Berlin
DATE OF DEATH 1987