Im ersten Band von 'Die Kirchen und das Dritte Reich' analysiert Klaus Scholder die Reaktionen der beiden Konfessionen auf den 'nationalen Aufbruch' und beschreibt den entscheidenden Widerspruch in den Kirchen 1933, der nach dem Sieg der Nationalsozialisten die Illusionen zerschlug.
In vol. 1, pt. 1, "Die Kirchen in der Weimarer Zeit", see ch. 7 (pp. 124-150), "Die Entstehung der politischen Theologie und die Judenfrage im deutschen Protestantismus (1917-1930)". In pt. 2, "Die Kirchen im Jahr der Machtergreifung", see ch. 3 (pp. 322-354), "Die Judenfrage (März-April)".
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