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100			_aUnger-Alvi, Simon; Valbousquet, Nina _4aut _968588
245			_aThe Global Pontificate of Pius XII _bWar and Genocide, Reconstruction and Change, 1939-1958
264			_aOxford _bBerghahn Books, Incorporated _c2024
300			_a388 Seiten
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520			_aIntroduction: Conservative Continuities and Roads to Reform in a Global Catholic ChurchSimon Unger-Alvi and Nina ValbousquetPart I: The Pope, the ArchivesChapter 1. Writing and Rewriting History: The Opening of the Vatican Archives for Pius XIIs PontificateGiovanni CocoChapter 2. Card. Eugenio Pacelli becomes Pius XII: the Mediatization of a Papal ElectionCamilla TenagliaChapter 3. The Saints of the Pope: Canonization and beatification in the age of Pius XIIStefan SamerskiPart II: Peace, War and GenocideChapter 4. Anti-Jewish Prejudices, Anti-Semitism, Racism, and the Catholic Churchs Attitudes during the ShoahTommaso DellEraChapter 5. Because the Jews are also prone to exaggeration Or: Explanations for why Angelo DellAcquas appunto of 2 October 1942 was omitted from the Actes et Documents Hubert Wolf, Jana Haack, Sascha Hinkel, Elisabeth-Marie Richter, Judith Schepers, Barbara Sch©·ulerChapter 6. The Local church, the Holy See and the rescue practices. The aids to the Jews during the Nazi-Fascist occupation of Florence (1943-1944)Elena Mazzini and Francesca CavarocchiChapter 7. The German Pope: Pius XII and German War CriminalsSuzanne Brown-FlemingPart III: Postwar Reconstruction and PoliticsChapter 8. The Pontifical Assistance Commission: from WWII Rome to Postwar ItalyAlessandro SantagataChapter 9. Pius XII and Christian Democracy: Between Theology and PoliticsRosario Forlenza and Bjorn ThomassenChapter 10. The Condemnation of Worker-Priests and the Nuncio in Paris (1944-1953)Marta MargottiChapter 11. Challenges and Dilemmas of the Papal Diplomacy in front of the Bolshevisation of Czechoslovakia (1945-1950)Emilia HrabovecChapter 12. Watching the Iron Curtains Descent: The Church of Austria and its Reactions to the Rise of the Communist Regimes in East Central Europe after the Second World WarMarion DotterPart IV: A Global Church in the Postwar EraChapter 13. The Holy See and the New World: Asia-Pacific (1945-1953)Olivier SibreChapter 14. The Vatican and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Humanitarianism, Diplomacy and Interreligious RelationsMaria Chiara RioliChapter 15. Pius XII, the Salazar Regime, and the Colonial QuestionMarialuisa Lucia SergioChapter 16. Africanisation and Centralization: Roman Strategies in Sub-Saharan Africa in the Late Colonial Period (1930s-1950s)Edouard CoquetConclusion: New Documents for a Revised HistorySimon Unger Alvi and Nina Valbousquet
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