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   This book presents in one volume the full range on biographical sources of the outstanding female religious figure of twelfth-century Germany, Hildegard of Bingen (1098&–1179). In addition it...

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   How did Jutta find peace in her life?

   • She goes into the kitchen, and is surprised to see Volkheimer playing with Max, cheering him up. Albert approaches Jutta and tells her, “I love you.” Jutta says, “I love you too.” It seems that Jutta has found peace in her life after the death of her brother—she’s found a man who loves her, and who isn’t haunted, as Werner was, by the war.

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   What does Jutta say to Volkheimer?

   • Jutta tells Volkheimer that she needs a moment alone. She goes into the kitchen, and is surprised to see Volkheimer playing with Max, cheering him up. Albert approaches Jutta and tells her, “I love you.” Jutta says, “I love you too.”

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   Who is duffel Jutta?

   • Duffel Jutta, now with the last name Wette, teaches students in a school in Essen. She has a husband named Albert Wette, who was a young child during the war, and a child named Max, whose ears stick out, much as Werner ’s did. One day, Jutta receives a visit from a huge, mean-looking man who reminds her of the bullies of her youth in the orphanage.

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   Why did Jutta marry Albert?

   • It’s easy to read into Jutta’s marriage to Albert: Jutta chose to marry someone who was a little too young to absorb the full shock of World War II—someone who wasn’t personally complicit in the Holocaust or the war effort, and therefore someone who wouldn’t conflict with Jutta’s moral code.

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   This book is a comprehensive collection of biographical sources, all translated from the latest critical editions, relating to Jutta of Disibodenberg (1092-1136) and Hildegard of Bingen...

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   Apr 2, 2019 · From School Library Journal. PreS-Gr 2-Hilpuesch's fanciful line-drawn character, Amelie, frolics with brilliant photographs of blossoms representing the alphabet. Each page features a pastel, graphic-style letter and its blossom, from aster to zinnia.

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   This book is a comprehensive collection of biographical sources, all translated from the latest critical editions, relating to Jutta of Disibodenberg (1092-1136) and Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179). Except for the Life of Hildegard they have never been translated before.

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   Feb 28, 1999 · Jutta and Hildegard: The Biographical Sources. Anna M. Silvas. 4.50. 6 ratings0 reviews. This book presents in one volume the full range on biographical sources of the outstanding female religious figure of twelfth-century Germany, Hildegard of Bingen (1098–1179).