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TitleThe attitude of the Catholic Church in Poland to Jewish issues after the Holocaust from 1944 to1989

Author

Bozena Szaynok

Call number940.531809438/0031

Object number09025t

Place of publicationJerusalem

PublisherYad Vashem

Year of publication

2014

Physical descriptionpp635-668

MaterialArticle

ISBN9789653084490

NotesArticle from the book 'Jewish presence in absence: the aftermath of the Holocaust in Poland, 1944-2010.' pp635-668

Description

The attitude of the Catholic Church in Poland towards Jews after the Holocaust has not, as yet, been studied comprehensively. Discussions about the Church's position on Jewish topics have been dominated by stereotypes and emotional reactions. In this article the concept of the Catholic Church includes several groups: the hierarchy, the clergy, and the Catholic press. This analysis refers to positions taken by the Vatican and statements made by the post-war popes regarding "Jewish topics"

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