Wilhelm Niemöller (1892-1984) was a regarded German Lutheran theologian and brother of Martin Niemöller . Initially a Hitler supporter he quickly turned into a Nazi opponent and representative of the ‘Confessing Church’, which opposed the Nazification of the Protestant Church. After the war Niemöller built up an archive on the German ‘Church Struggle’ and published widely on this topic.
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Correspondence regarding various subjects including personal matters, offers of information, publication exchange, and regarding certain conferences.
Correspondence with Niemöller, Wilhelm