Die K lner Erzbischofswahl nach Geissels Tode (1864-1865) examines the complex political and religious circumstances surrounding the election of the Archbishop of Cologne following the death of Cardinal Johannes von Geissel. Heinrich Schr rs delves into the intricate web of relationships between the Catholic Church, the Prussian state, and local interests during this pivotal period in German history.
The book explores the various candidates considered for the position and the power struggles that ensued, providing a detailed account of the ecclesiastical politics that shaped the appointment. Schr rs illuminates the challenges and negotiations involved in selecting a successor to Geissel, offering valuable insights into the dynamics of church-state relations in 19th-century Germany. This historical study remains a vital resource for scholars interested in German history, religious studies, and the history of the Catholic Church.
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