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D 47 - Nachlass Hans Stroh >> 15. Nachlässe anderer Personen >> 15.1 Werner Gebhardt
1948-1951, o.D.
Enthält u.a.:
- Presse-Informationen der MRA
- "Nachrichten mit einer Antwort"
- Ausführungen von Dr. Frank Buchman anlässl. einer Pressekonferenz nach Beendigung einer Weltkonferenz der MRA in Caux (o.D.)
- Aufsatz "Das Land, dessen Jugend die Antwort auf Apathie und Nihilismus findet, hat den Schlüssel für die zweite Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts" (o.A., o.D.)
- Aufsatz "Die Grundsätze der europäischen Geschichte" von Theo Spoerri, veröffentl. von der University of the Good Road (Aug. 1949)
- Aufsatz "Stille Zeit, Führung Gottes und gegenseitiges Mitteilen"
- Gedanken eines kath. Geistlichen über Caux (o.A., o.D.)
- zwei Reden des Priors Dr. Richard Rankl in Kremsmünster und Caux (Aug. 1948)
- Aufsatz "Was nicht zur Tat wird, hat keinen Wert" von Alan Thornhill (14.10.1948)
- Aufsatz "Moralische Aufrüstung
- eine Herausforderung!" (o.A., o.D.)
Nachlass von Werner Gebhardt, 1989 an Hans Stroh übergeben
1 cm
Sachakte
Rankl, Richard
Thornhill, Alan
Buchman, Frank Nathan Daniel
Caux, Tagung
Spoerri, Theo
MRA
Good Road, College / University of the
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BZK no.
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