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...bingen, Germany...
...accusations of West German "revanchism," a reference to Nazi territorial ambitions of old. Kohl's attempts at burnishing national symbols have also met with limited success: West Germans still do less anthem singing and flag flying than their neighbors. Says Hans Mayer, professor emeritus of literature at Tbingen University: "Hitler's nationalism so upset the stomachs of the Germans, particularly the older ones, that they are now keeping to a very strict diet. The only time they break it is for a German soccer team...
...Gerhard Herdegen, head of the Aliens-bach polling institute in Bonn, that West Germans "want to see the East and West blocs dissolved and the borders loosened," but they do not know how that goal can be reached. Another pollster, Hermann Bausinger of the Ludwig Uhland Institute in Tbingen, detects "a great insecurity about where the future will lead us all." The feeling, Bausinger finds, is strongest among intellectuals and young people...
From his home in Tübingen, Germany in 1924, Sannwald completed an application to study German “Christian theology” and “systematic theology” at HDS. Included with his application are four sterling recommendations, including one from famed German theologian Richard Lempp, under whom Sannwald studied...
...letter continues with Sperry wishing that Sannwald “might have gone on quietly teaching at Tübingen...