- (What We Owe to
Ernst Haeckel),
edited at the
request of the
German Monistenbund by
Heinrich Schmidt of Jena. In 1864, his
first wife, Anna Sethe, died...
-
Friedrich Steudel (1866–1939)
formed a
group in Bremen,
named the
Deutscher Monistenbund (German
Monists League), who no
longer believed in
Jesus as a historical...
- agnostics. In 1892 the Freidenker-Gesellschaft and in 1906 the
Deutscher Monistenbund were formed. Free
thought organizations developed the "Jugendweihe" (literally...
- most
useful form." in 1911,
Ostwald became President of the
Deutscher Monistenbund (Monist ****ociation),
founded by
Ernst Haeckel.
Ostwald (and
other Monists)...
- agnostics. In 1892 the Freidenker-Gesellschaft and in 1906 the
Deutscher Monistenbund [de] were formed. In 1933, 5
years prior to the
annexation of Austria...
- the late 19th and
early 20th
century in Germany, due to the
Deutsche Monistenbund and
rising prominence of
mythicist figures such as Kalthoff, who also...
- Jena. Schmidt, as
Haeckel before him, was also a
member of the
Deutsche Monistenbund, a
society of Monists. In 1920 he
became its
chairman and
remained so...
- Ein buch der
Verehrung und
Dankbarkeit (in German). Vol. 2.
Deutscher Monistenbund. Leipzig:
Verlag Unesma G.m.b.H. pp. 125–128.
testimony of Emil Felden...
-
active member of the free-thinking
Deutscher Monistenbund. The
ideals and
objectives of the
Monistenbund are hard to pin down in a
couple of lines: it...
-
Wilhelm Foerster, a
philosopher and
peace campaigner, and of
Deutscher Monistenbund, 'a
scientistic quasi-religion
founded by the
German zoologist and evolutionary...
