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Emil Bock (born 19 May 1895 in Barmen; died 6 December 1959 in Stuttgart) was a German anthroposophist, author, theologian and one of the founders of The Christian Community. In 1914 he began a study of languages at the University of Bonn. However, the same year he enlisted as a volunteer in the First World War and was sent to the front in Flanders, where he was wounded. In 1916, he met for the first time the theologian Friedrich Rittelmeyer, and from 1918 he studied Protestant theology in Berlin, and graduated in 1921. The same year was one of the founders of the Christian Community in Switzerland. Bock soon became the leader of the seminar of the Christian Community, and after the death of Friedrich Rittelmeyer, he became the leader of the community in 1938.

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  • Emil Bock (19. května 1895, Wuppertal – 6. prosince 1959, Stuttgart) byl evangelický a antroposofický teolog a spoluzakladatel Obce křesťanů. (cs)
  • إميل بوك (بالألمانية: Emil Bock)‏ هو كاتب ومؤلف ألماني، ولد في 19 مايو 1895 في بارمن في ألمانيا، وتوفي في 6 ديسمبر 1959 في شتوتغارت في ألمانيا. (ar)
  • Emil Bock (* 19. Mai 1895 in Barmen; † 6. Dezember 1959 in Stuttgart) war ein deutscher Anthroposoph, einer der wichtigsten Gründer der Christengemeinschaft und Schriftsteller. (de)
  • Emil Bock (born 19 May 1895 in Barmen; died 6 December 1959 in Stuttgart) was a German anthroposophist, author, theologian and one of the founders of The Christian Community. In 1914 he began a study of languages at the University of Bonn. However, the same year he enlisted as a volunteer in the First World War and was sent to the front in Flanders, where he was wounded. In 1916, he met for the first time the theologian Friedrich Rittelmeyer, and from 1918 he studied Protestant theology in Berlin, and graduated in 1921. The same year was one of the founders of the Christian Community in Switzerland. Bock soon became the leader of the seminar of the Christian Community, and after the death of Friedrich Rittelmeyer, he became the leader of the community in 1938. In 1941, the Nazi regime banned the Christian Community due to its alleged "Jewish" and "Masonic" influence, and Bock was sent to the concentration camp Welzheim the same year. He was released from the concentration camp in 1942, however, but was under surveillance for the rest of the war. After the war, Bock was instrumental in the rebuilding of the community. (en)
  • Emil Bock (Barmen, 19 maggio 1895 – Stoccarda, 6 dicembre 1959) è stato un teologo tedesco. (it)
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  • Emil Bock (19. května 1895, Wuppertal – 6. prosince 1959, Stuttgart) byl evangelický a antroposofický teolog a spoluzakladatel Obce křesťanů. (cs)
  • إميل بوك (بالألمانية: Emil Bock)‏ هو كاتب ومؤلف ألماني، ولد في 19 مايو 1895 في بارمن في ألمانيا، وتوفي في 6 ديسمبر 1959 في شتوتغارت في ألمانيا. (ar)
  • Emil Bock (* 19. Mai 1895 in Barmen; † 6. Dezember 1959 in Stuttgart) war ein deutscher Anthroposoph, einer der wichtigsten Gründer der Christengemeinschaft und Schriftsteller. (de)
  • Emil Bock (Barmen, 19 maggio 1895 – Stoccarda, 6 dicembre 1959) è stato un teologo tedesco. (it)
  • Emil Bock (born 19 May 1895 in Barmen; died 6 December 1959 in Stuttgart) was a German anthroposophist, author, theologian and one of the founders of The Christian Community. In 1914 he began a study of languages at the University of Bonn. However, the same year he enlisted as a volunteer in the First World War and was sent to the front in Flanders, where he was wounded. In 1916, he met for the first time the theologian Friedrich Rittelmeyer, and from 1918 he studied Protestant theology in Berlin, and graduated in 1921. The same year was one of the founders of the Christian Community in Switzerland. Bock soon became the leader of the seminar of the Christian Community, and after the death of Friedrich Rittelmeyer, he became the leader of the community in 1938. (en)
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  • إميل بوك (كاتب) (ar)
  • Emil Bock (cs)
  • Emil Bock (de)
  • Emil Bock (en)
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