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Affiche du document Le dossier Odessa

Le dossier Odessa The Odessa file

Jon Voight

2h22min43

  • Drame
  • Thriller / Polar
Hambour, 1963. Un vieux juif se donne la mort, laissant derrière lui un journal où sont décrits les crimes effroyables perpétués par le commandant SS Eduard Roshman, ''Le Boucher'', responsable du camp de concentration Riga. Le jeune journaliste Peter Müller entreprend des recherches et, à la demande des services secrets israéliens, accepte d'infiltrer l'organisation ODESSA, chargée de protéger les anciens SS.D'après Frederick Forsyth
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Affiche du document Chacal

Chacal The day of the Jackal

De Fred Zinnemann

2h31min34

  • Espionnage
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En 1963, trois dirigeants de l'OAS engagent un tueur pour assassiner le Général de Gaulle. Sans identité, sans visage, son nom de code est Chacal et ses services valent un demi-million de dollars ! Pour collecter les fonds, l'OAS commet une série de hold-up qui éveille l'attention de la police française. Tandis que le Chacal organise avec méthode son meurtre, la police tente de le prendre de vitesse.
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Affiche du document Black sunday

Black sunday

De John Frankenheimer

2h17min14

  • Action
  • Thriller / Polar
Un vétéran de la guerre de Vietnam devenu fou prévoit de tuer des milliers d'innocents pendant le Super Bowl, la finale de football américain. Un agent de la brigade anti-terroriste tente de l'en empêcher.
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Affiche du document Malawi’s First Presbyterian Ministers

Malawi’s First Presbyterian Ministers

Kenneth Ross

36min45

  • Sciences humaines et sociales
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49 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 37min.
Malawi's first two Presbyterian ministers, Harry Kambwiri Matecheta and Stephen Kundecha, were ordained in March 1911. Ecclesiastically, this made them fully equal with their European fellow-ministers. There were, however, subtle and not-so-subtle racial codes that reminded them that they were expected to occupy a subordinate position. This Occasional Paper explores how they discovered their identity and vocation in a challenging context.
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Affiche du document The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian 1924-2024

The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian 1924-2024

Mwawi Chilongozi

5h58min30

  • Religions et spiritualité
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478 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 5h58min.
"I strongly recommend this book to anyone interested in issues of church unity, justice, liberation, biblical transformation, dignity, hope, joy, resilience, peace, prayer and reconciliation. The best Malawian scholars have drawn from their academic expertise and personal experience to give the reader a thick picture of the journey of unity among the Synods of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. This publication is a must-have for all who have the unity of the CCAP at heart." Prof Isabel Apawo Phiri, Former Deputy General Secretary, World Council of Churches and Vice Chancellor, University of Blantyre Synod
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Affiche du document Mission, Race and Colonialism in Malawi

Mission, Race and Colonialism in Malawi

Kenneth Ross

2h40min30

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214 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h40min.
The first intellectual biography of Alexander Hetherwick, a key figure in Scotland–Malawi relations. Mission, race and colonialism were three forces shaping Malawi’s history during the early years of the 20th century. They found a concentrated meeting point in the life of Scottish missionary Alexander Hetherwick, who led Blantyre Mission from 1898 to 1928. This book presents a fresh assessment of this towering figure in Malawi’s history, contesting the scholarly consensus that Hetherwick betrayed the early ideals of Blantyre Mission by compromising too much with the colonial system that was in force during his leadership. Kenneth R. Ross assesses the pervasive influence of colonialism, from which Hetherwick was not exempt, and traces the ways in which he resisted such influence through his relentless commitment to the interests of the African community and the inspiration he found in the emergence of the African church.
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Affiche du document Malawian Missionaries in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands 1916-1928

Malawian Missionaries in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands 1916-1928

Kenneth Ross

39min45

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53 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 40min.
Opportunities for Malawians to demonstrate their leadership skills were severely limited during the colonial period. Even the Missions, like Livingstonia and Blantyre, that provided a high level of education often frustrated their graduates by requiring them to work under European supervision on an indefinite basis. This study shows how some early Malawian church leaders took advantage of an unexpected opportunity that arose during the First World War. European missionaries were not allowed to enter Tanzania, but African staff were permitted to cross the border to help the Tanzanian churches to regroup after the devastation caused by the war. For such remarkable figures as Yoram Mphande, George Nyasulu and Jones and Catherine Chikoga, this was a chance to show their mettle.
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Affiche du document Malawi’s First Presbyterian Ministers

Malawi’s First Presbyterian Ministers

Kenneth Ross

36min45

  • Sciences humaines et sociales
  • Youscribe plus
49 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 37min.
Malawi's first two Presbyterian ministers, Harry Kambwiri Matecheta and Stephen Kundecha, were ordained in March 1911. Ecclesiastically, this made them fully equal with their European fellow-ministers. There were, however, subtle and not-so-subtle racial codes that reminded them that they were expected to occupy a subordinate position. This Occasional Paper explores how they discovered their identity and vocation in a challenging context.
 Accès libre
Affiche du document Malawi’s First Presbyterian Ministers

Malawi’s First Presbyterian Ministers

Kenneth Ross

36min45

  • Sciences humaines et sociales
  • Youscribe plus
49 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 37min.
Malawi's first two Presbyterian ministers, Harry Kambwiri Matecheta and Stephen Kundecha, were ordained in March 1911. Ecclesiastically, this made them fully equal with their European fellow-ministers. There were, however, subtle and not-so-subtle racial codes that reminded them that they were expected to occupy a subordinate position. This Occasional Paper explores how they discovered their identity and vocation in a challenging context.
 Accès libre
Affiche du document The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian 1924-2024

The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian 1924-2024

Mwawi Chilongozi

5h58min30

  • Religions et spiritualité
  • Youscribe plus
478 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 5h58min.
"I strongly recommend this book to anyone interested in issues of church unity, justice, liberation, biblical transformation, dignity, hope, joy, resilience, peace, prayer and reconciliation. The best Malawian scholars have drawn from their academic expertise and personal experience to give the reader a thick picture of the journey of unity among the Synods of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. This publication is a must-have for all who have the unity of the CCAP at heart." Prof Isabel Apawo Phiri, Former Deputy General Secretary, World Council of Churches and Vice Chancellor, University of Blantyre Synod
 Accès libre
Affiche du document The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian 1924-2024

The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian 1924-2024

Mwawi Chilongozi

5h58min30

  • Religions et spiritualité
  • Youscribe plus
478 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 5h58min.
"I strongly recommend this book to anyone interested in issues of church unity, justice, liberation, biblical transformation, dignity, hope, joy, resilience, peace, prayer and reconciliation. The best Malawian scholars have drawn from their academic expertise and personal experience to give the reader a thick picture of the journey of unity among the Synods of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. This publication is a must-have for all who have the unity of the CCAP at heart." Prof Isabel Apawo Phiri, Former Deputy General Secretary, World Council of Churches and Vice Chancellor, University of Blantyre Synod
 Accès libre
Affiche du document Mission, Race and Colonialism in Malawi

Mission, Race and Colonialism in Malawi

Kenneth Ross

2h40min30

  • Sciences humaines et sociales
  • Youscribe plus
214 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h40min.
The first intellectual biography of Alexander Hetherwick, a key figure in Scotland–Malawi relations. Mission, race and colonialism were three forces shaping Malawi’s history during the early years of the 20th century. They found a concentrated meeting point in the life of Scottish missionary Alexander Hetherwick, who led Blantyre Mission from 1898 to 1928. This book presents a fresh assessment of this towering figure in Malawi’s history, contesting the scholarly consensus that Hetherwick betrayed the early ideals of Blantyre Mission by compromising too much with the colonial system that was in force during his leadership. Kenneth R. Ross assesses the pervasive influence of colonialism, from which Hetherwick was not exempt, and traces the ways in which he resisted such influence through his relentless commitment to the interests of the African community and the inspiration he found in the emergence of the African church.
 Accès libre
Affiche du document Malawian Missionaries in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands 1916-1928

Malawian Missionaries in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands 1916-1928

Kenneth Ross

39min45

  • Sciences humaines et sociales
  • Youscribe plus
53 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 40min.
Opportunities for Malawians to demonstrate their leadership skills were severely limited during the colonial period. Even the Missions, like Livingstonia and Blantyre, that provided a high level of education often frustrated their graduates by requiring them to work under European supervision on an indefinite basis. This study shows how some early Malawian church leaders took advantage of an unexpected opportunity that arose during the First World War. European missionaries were not allowed to enter Tanzania, but African staff were permitted to cross the border to help the Tanzanian churches to regroup after the devastation caused by the war. For such remarkable figures as Yoram Mphande, George Nyasulu and Jones and Catherine Chikoga, this was a chance to show their mettle.
 Accès libre
Affiche du document Mission, Race and Colonialism in Malawi

Mission, Race and Colonialism in Malawi

Kenneth Ross

2h40min30

  • Sciences humaines et sociales
  • Youscribe plus
214 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h40min.
The first intellectual biography of Alexander Hetherwick, a key figure in Scotland–Malawi relations. Mission, race and colonialism were three forces shaping Malawi’s history during the early years of the 20th century. They found a concentrated meeting point in the life of Scottish missionary Alexander Hetherwick, who led Blantyre Mission from 1898 to 1928. This book presents a fresh assessment of this towering figure in Malawi’s history, contesting the scholarly consensus that Hetherwick betrayed the early ideals of Blantyre Mission by compromising too much with the colonial system that was in force during his leadership. Kenneth R. Ross assesses the pervasive influence of colonialism, from which Hetherwick was not exempt, and traces the ways in which he resisted such influence through his relentless commitment to the interests of the African community and the inspiration he found in the emergence of the African church.
 Accès libre
Affiche du document Malawian Missionaries in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands 1916-1928

Malawian Missionaries in Tanzania’s Southern Highlands 1916-1928

Kenneth Ross

39min45

  • Sciences humaines et sociales
  • Youscribe plus
53 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 40min.
Opportunities for Malawians to demonstrate their leadership skills were severely limited during the colonial period. Even the Missions, like Livingstonia and Blantyre, that provided a high level of education often frustrated their graduates by requiring them to work under European supervision on an indefinite basis. This study shows how some early Malawian church leaders took advantage of an unexpected opportunity that arose during the First World War. European missionaries were not allowed to enter Tanzania, but African staff were permitted to cross the border to help the Tanzanian churches to regroup after the devastation caused by the war. For such remarkable figures as Yoram Mphande, George Nyasulu and Jones and Catherine Chikoga, this was a chance to show their mettle.
 Accès libre

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