Get Events from Google Calendar with "minTime" and "maxTime"

thank you again, colin. there seemed to be a mistake of mine that i overlooked.
the solution is the following:

storing the ISO strings as before in my systime function,
comments for potential future Datefunction victims.

time = new Date();                                          // new date object

hour = time.getHours();                                     // extract the stuff
minute = time.getMinutes();
day = time.getDay();
date = time.getDate();
month = time.getMonth()+1;                                  // necessary because months are indexed 0-11
year = time.getFullYear();

nowIso = time.toISOString();                                // convert now to ISO string
inaweekstamp = Date.now()+604800000;                        // for inaweek timestamp + 7days in millisecs 
inaweek = new Date(inaweekstamp).toISOString();             // new dateobject from that and convert to ISO

var showhour;
var showminute;

if(minute < 10){
    showminute = "0"+minute;
}else{showminute = minute}
if(hour < 10){
    showhour = "0"+hour;
}else{showhour = hour}

global.set("systime",{"hour":hour,"minute":minute, "day":day, "date":date, "month": month, "year":year,"showhour":showhour, "showminute":showminute, "nowIso":nowIso,inaweek:inaweek});
node.status({text:"System Time: "+showhour+":"+showminute})

where now is safe, that nowISO and inaweek are ISO strings without a doubt

recall the variables anywhere else

systime = global.get("systime");
now = systime.nowIso;
inaweek = systime.inaweek;


msg.time =  {now: now, inaweek:inaweek};
msg.payload = {calendarId:"stebe41@googlemail.com", maxResults: "20"};
msg.payload.timeMin = now;
msg.payload.timeMax = inaweek;
return msg;