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Mankind's ice age had enclosed to us

Mankind's ice age had enclosed to us

Author: Hans Fiehler
Tune: [Mankind's ice age had enclosed us]
Published in 1 hymnal

Author: Hans Fiehler

Hans Fiehler, known as Hans-im-Glück or Hans in Luck, his real name was Johannes Baptist Fiehler. He was the son of Heinrich Fiehler, a Baptist preacher. He served as a German officer in World War I with nationalistic fervor, but was broken by the realities of war, and afterwards was a pacifist. He took to the road talking and singing of "the time that will come," as his hymn "Mankind's ice age had enclosed us" expresses. He visited the Sannerz community often in the 1920s. The Sannerz community, known as the Bruderhof (place of brothers), was a religious community founded by Eberhard and Emmy Arnold. Dianne Shapiro, from Wikipedia article about "Sonnenlieder" (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonnenlieder) and Google Group about the Brude… Go to person page >

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First Line: Mankind's ice age had enclosed to us
German Title: Menschheits-Eiszeit war geworden
Author: Hans Fiehler
Language: English
Copyright: Tr © Plough Publishing House
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