Disruptive power : Catholic women, miracles, and politics in Germany, 1918-1965, Michael E. O'Sullivan, (electronic resource)

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4. Between Feminine Agency and Moral Utopia: Gender and Sex in Konnersreuth
5. Disruptive Potential: Catholic Miracles under the Third Reich
6. Miraculous Times in West Germany: Marian Apparitions during the Early Federal Republic
7. Therese Neumann between Catholic Traditionalism, Cold War, and Economic Miracle
Conclusion
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Bibliography
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Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Germany between Apocalypse and Salvation: Bloody Images and Miraculous Cures
2. The Rise of Therese Neumann of Konnersreuth during the Weimar Republic
3. Saving Souls and Making Enemies: The Struggle over Konnersreuth and the Downfall of Political Catholicism

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