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Works on the German Catholic subculture are few and far between. This book is based on extensive research into archival and published primary sources. It should be of interest to a wide variety of historians concerned with German history, cultural history, and the history of religion. - Jonathan Sperber University of Missouri, Columbia

Building on several decades of research by scholars on Catholicism in Germany, Margaret Stieg Dalton's book examines the Catholic cultural movement that followed the Kulturkampf, reached its apogee before the war, shifted into new fields in the 1920s, and, finally, declined in the last years of the Weimar Republic...Dalton points out that the question driving the Catholic cultural movement was how Catholics should respond to secular, modern culture. -American Historical Review * American Historical Review *

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Margaret Stieg Dalton is a historian and professor in the School of Library and Information Studies at the University of Alabama.

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