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- Christen) faith movement. In 1933 he was appointed by the **** Party as Reichsbischof ("Bishop for the Reich") of the German Evangelical Church (German: Deutsche...
- member churches to be able to install Ludwig Müller to the office of Reichsbischof [de] in the 1933 church elections. The German Protestant Church Confederation...
- Christians agitated for Müller to be elected as the new Church's bishop (Reichsbischof). Müller had poor political skills, little political support within...
- affairs, Ludwig Müller, to be elected as the new Church's bishop (German: Reichsbischof). Müller had poor political skills, little political support within...
- and it grew into the Confessing Church. Müller was elected the first Reichsbischof of the new Reichskirche (the so-called German Evangelical Church) in...
- led according to the **** Führerprinzip by a Reich's Bishop (German: Reichsbischof), abolishing all democratic parti****tion of parishioners in presbyteries...
- Reichswehrminister Werner von Blomberg, Prince Wilhelm of Prussia, Reichsbischof Ludwig Müller, Minister of Justice Franz Gürtner and even then-State...
- attended by around 50,000 Christians, who under the lead of Ludwig Müller, Reichsbischof (bishop of the Reich), pledged allegiance to the **** movement. The...
- Secretary, Prussian Ministry for Church Affairs Ludwig Müller 1933–1945 Reichsbischof [de] Erich Neumann 1933–1942 Ministerial Director, Prussian State Ministry...
- led according to the **** Führerprinzip by a Reich's Bishop (German: Reichsbischof), abolishing all democratic parti****tion of parishioners in presbyteries...