Book description
A groundbreaking historical study based on documents previously locked in the Vaticanâs secret archives: The Popes Against the Jews graphically shows how the Catholic Church helped make the Holocaust possible.
Pope John Paul II, as part of his effort to improve Catholic-Jewish relations, has himself called for a clear-eyed historicalâŠ
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Pope Ratzinger, was the one who opened the Vaticanâs archives to researchers, under lock and key until then. The documents hidden for centuries are finally seeing the light of day and this book is the result.
Painstakingly researched, the facts put to rest the Churches' long denial, that
it had no role in spreading Antisemitism. The conduct of the Church and the
Popes with regard to the Jews can no longer be overlooked, the
tragic consequences that followed was the Holocaust. The Vatican's
role and the centuries-old Antisemitism are accounted for, the exposed
data speaks for itself.Â
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