 Early translations of Kierkegaard into German were restricted to his post-1850 material ("The Moment", the attack on the Lutheran Church) and appeared in the 1860s.The Tübingen-trained pastor, Albert Bärthold, studied Kierkegaard under Johann Tobias Beck and published translations of a number of Kierkegaard's works.The most significant translation work was conducted by Christoph Schrempf, another student of J.T.