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Authors: KATHARINA KUNTER.
DOI: 10.24193/theol.cath.latina.2023.LXVIII.1.03
Article history: Received 11.03.2023; Revised 2.05.2023; Accepted 8.05.2023 Available online: 07. 06. 2023. Available print: 30. 06. 2023
pp. 71-91
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Abstract: This article examines statements on church policy by leading representatives of the Protestant Church in Germany and the World Council of Churches in the first year of the Ukraine war (2022/23) and places them in a church-historical perspective. Ahistorical appropriations and peculiarities become clear, such as an anachronistic use of Ostpolitik, a Russia-friendly assessment and a largely secular evaluation of the situation in Ukraine.
Key words: Protestant Church in Germany, World Council of Churches, General Assembly World Council of Churches Karlsruhe 2023, Russian Orthodox Church, Ukraine, Ostpolitik, Zeitenwende.
