Heinz Bartsch

Dr. Heinz Bartsch was a writer and religious philosopher during the NSDAP era of Germany. Little is known about his works besides the two books he published on gottgläubig (the German "God-belief"), and his name is also shared by a number of other individuals who could not have been him at the time his works were published. He received his doctorate in philosophy from Leipzig University in 1937. He, along with several contemporaries tied to the German military and various publishing houses,...See more

Dr. Heinz Bartsch was a writer and religious philosopher during the NSDAP era of Germany. Little is known about his works besides the two books he published on gottgläubig (the German "God-belief"), and his name is also shared by a number of other individuals who could not have been him at the time his works were published. He received his doctorate in philosophy from Leipzig University in 1937. He, along with several contemporaries tied to the German military and various publishing houses, laid out treatises of what came to be known as "Positive German God-belief", a faith movement of the time that had grown off, in part, those movements of Positive Christianity, as well as the early German Faith Movement. See less