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September 1888 A.D. Gerhard Kittel Born—German Protestant Theologian & Anti-Semite.
In 1945, after Hitler's Third Reich
capitulated to the Allies, Kittel was arrested by the French occupying forces,
removed from office and interned at Balingen. William F. Albright wrote the International War Crimes Tribunal in Nuremberg in early 1946,
"In view of the terrible viciousness of his attacks on Judaism and the
Jews, which continues at least until 1943, Gerhard Kittel must bear the guilt
of having contributed more, perhaps, than any other Christian theologian to the
mass murder of Jews by Nazis." Nonetheless, in 1946 Kittel was released
pending his trial. He was forbidden to enter Tübingen until 1948, however. From
1946 to 1948 he was a Seelsorger (soul carer) in Beuron. In 1948 he was
allowed back into Tübingen, but died that year before the criminal proceedings
against him could be resumed.
Literary
works
- Die Oden Salomos überarbeitet
oder einheitlich, 1914
- Jesus und die Rabbinen, 1914
- Die Probleme des
palästinensischen Spätjudentums und das Urchristentum, 1926
- Urchristentum, Spätjudentum,
Hellenismus, 1926
- Die Religionsgeschichte und das
Urchristentum, 1932
- Founder and co-editor of the
"Theologisches Wörterbuch zum Neuen Testament", 5 vols.,
1933-1979
- Ein theologischer Briefwechsel
mit Karl Barth, 1934
- Christus und Imperator, 1939
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