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EPISODE · Nov 18, 2025 · 50 MIN

1525 and All That: How Nuns’ Letters and Reformation Pamphlets Shaped German History

from German Historical Institute London Podcast · host Henrike Lähnemann

The lecture will discuss how Latin and German texts written 500 years ago influenced the linguistic and historical development of early modern and modern Germany, looking at examples from nuns’ letters, Reformation pamphlets, and songs. This is part of a project to write a cultural history of Germany by developing a historical narrative which combines linguistic changes with political, social, and cultural topics, arguing that early 16th-century texts and agendas still have an impact today.

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