A Lutheran Army Chaplain at the Nuremberg War Trials – Tim Townsend, 11/20/24 (3243, Encore)

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🗓️ 20 November 2025

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Tim Townsend, author of “Mission at Nuremberg” “Mission at Nuremberg” by Tim Townsend

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0:00.0	The church's music from the second century.
0:02.4	The shepherd of tender youth, guiding in love and truth.
0:10.6	The sixth century.
0:11.7	Hell be blessed in the day,
0:15.7	the stay that I've talked about for ever.
0:20.3	The 12th century
0:21.5	the 16th century
0:23.6	the 16th century
0:27.6	the 16th century The 21st in your world Curve those to white
0:38.3	deceit
0:39.3	The best of the church's music From the past 2,000 years, Lutheran Public Radio.org.
1:02.4	We were all taught the history in probably junior high through high school, the history of the Second World War of the Nazi aggression in Europe.
1:19.6	And the story sometimes just ends when the war is over.
1:24.5	The war is over.
1:25.2	The Allies won.
1:27.2	Tick or tape parade. a sailor kissing a military
1:31.2	nurse in Times Square, and that's the end of the history. But of course, the story didn't end there.
1:36.8	There were war trials, the Nuremberg trials, and that story is less told. And one of the least
1:42.2	told stories is of a man who stood, who probably
1:45.4	was central to the lives of the dozens of Nazis who were on trial at the Nuremberg trial.
1:53.5	He was their chaplain.
1:55.8	He was also a Lutheran chaplain, an army chaplain, Henry Garrickie, joining us to tell the story of this army chaplain at the trial of the Nazis.
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