By Indio Bravo: A Blog of a Filipino Historian on Apr 8, 2013 in:
Holocaust, yom HaShoah, Germany, Nazism, Nationalism, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Confessing Church, Barmen Declaration, World War II, history, Jews, Church and state, fascism, christianity, Lutheran, Protestant, Evangelical, Valkyrie plot, hitler
“I have had time to think and to pray about my situation and that of my nation and to have God’s will for me clarified… I must live through this difficult period of our national history with the Christian people of Germany. I shall have no righ...
Rethinking Nationalism: The Sad Life of Artemio Ricarte Finally, at long last, the long lost veteran of the Philippine Revolution returns to his country. It was 1941, and his memory of Filipinas when he last saw it in the 1900s was a Filipinas that w...
This is a screenshot from the video of Rappler's coverage of the vigil and protest over the death of a student. Today, I mean to set aside my blog backlogs because, much as I want to avoid Philippine political discussions in this blog, this incident...
Sorry to post another interruption to my P100/Day Challenge Series. It's just that this event had been one of my goals for 2013 (Goal #7) and I never imagined that I'd actually accomplish half of it in the second month of the year! Academe related...
The May 2013 Mid-Term General Elections are on the way. [...]...
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