TY - BOOK AU - Bonhoeffer,Dietrich TI - Letters and papers from prison AV - BX 4827.B57 A43 1972 U1 - 230/.092/4B PY - 1972///, c1971] CY - New York PB - Macmillan KW - Bonhoeffer, Dietrich, N1 - Translation of Widerstand und Ergebung; Preface to New Edition -- Time of Interrogation. April to July 1943 -- Letters from 11 April to 30 July 1943 -- Notes, May 1943 -- A Wedding Sermon from a Prison Cell, May 1943 -- Outlines of letters. To the Judge Advocate, Dr Roeder, during the interrogations -- Waiting for the Trial. August 1943 to April 1944 -- Letters from 3 August 1943 to 10 April 1944 -- Testament of 20 September 1943 -- Testament of 23 November 1943 -- Prayers for Fellow-Prisoners, Christmas 1943 -- Report on Experiences during Alerts -- Report on Prison Life after One Year in Tegel -- Lance-Corporal Berg. A narrative -- Holding Out until the Overthrow. April to July 1944 -- Letters from 11 April to 18 July 1944 -- Thoughts on the Day of the Baptism of Dietrich Wilhelm Rüdiger -- Bethge, May 1944 -- The Past. A poem -- Notes: June 1944 -- Sorrow and Joy. A poem -- Notes: July 1944 -- Who am I? A poem -- Christians and Pagans. A poem -- Night Voices in Tegel. A Poem -- After the Failure. July 1944 to February 1945 -- Letters from 21 July 1944 to 28 February 1945 -- Stations on the Road to Freedom. A poem -- Miscellaneous Thoughts -- Notes: July/August 1944 -- Outline for Book -- The Friend. A poem -- Jonah. A poem -- Powers of Good. A poem -- Epilogue Memories of a Survivor. Karl-Friedrich Bonhoeffer to his children, June 1945 -- Appendix The Other Letters from Prison by María von Wedemeyer-Weller -- Family Tree, showing the relaionship between members of Bonhoeffer family N2 - This new, greatly expanded version of Letters and Papers From Prison, while omitting nothing found in the earlier edition, shifts the emphasis of earlier editions on DIetrich Bonhoeffer's theological reflections to the private sphere of his life. Bonhoeffer's letters now appear in far greater detail, and show his daily concerns and enormous warmth and humanity of the young German pastor who was executed by the mazis in 1945 for his part in the "officers' plot". References to Bonhoeffer's fiancée and their plans for marriage, omitted in earlier editions, are now included as her recent article containing excerpts from his personal letters. Letters from Bohoeffer's book also contains hitherto inaccessible letters and legal papers referring to Bohnoeffer's trial, a reminiscence by Karl-Friedrich Bonhoeffer of the time spent in prison by members of his family, and a new introduction by Dietrich Bonhoeffer's close friend Eberhard Bethge. These and other pieces–when combined with the historical and theological passages–give aspects of Bonhoeffer's experience a new setting in the context of the war years ER -