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Why were German Catholics less susceptible to vote for Hitler than their Protestant counterparts? In his well-researched answer to this question, Ingvar Kolden convincingly highlights the significance of religious attitudes and denominational affiliation in facing the challenge of Nazism. -- Christhard Hoffmann, University of Bergen 'Credible and well-documented' sums up Dr. Kolden's demonstration of the differences between Catholics and Protestants in Germany during the Weimar Republic: the ideological contrasts, ecclesiastical divergence, and historical disparities in mentality. All in all these dissimilarities largely explain origin of the disparate Catholic and Protestant attitudes to right-wing radicalism and to Nazism...Dr. Kolden has gained new insight into a topic that is historically important and relevant today. -- Hans M. Bringeland, NLA University College

'Credible and well-documented' sums up Dr. Kolden's demonstration of the differences between Catholics and Protestants in Germany during the Weimar Republic: the ideological contrasts, ecclesiastical divergence, and historical disparities in mentality. All in all these dissimilarities largely explain origin of the disparate Catholic and Protestant attitudes to right-wing radicalism and to Nazism...Dr. Kolden has gained new insight into a topic that is historically important and relevant today. -- Hans M. Bringeland, NLA University College Why were German Catholics less susceptible to vote for Hitler than their Protestant counterparts? In his well-researched answer to this question, Ingvar Kolden convincingly highlights the significance of religious attitudes and denominational affiliation in facing the challenge of Nazism. -- Christhard Hoffmann, University of Bergen

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Ingvar Kolden retired in 2017 after 37 years as a senior high school teacher.

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