THUS SPOKE PIUS XI, THUS SPOKE PIUS
XII
Updated February 14, 2021
I have collected the following articles about the Catholic Church and the Nazi era from
The New York Times, the Los Angeles
Times, the Times
of London and Time Magazine, The Jewish Criterion, Palestine Post, Ohio Jewish
Chronicle, The Jewish Chronicle (UK), Jewish Chicago Sentinel, The Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Australian newspapers
of the time, N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive. Almost 2,500
articles are now listed here.
I have now signed a contract to publish this research in four volumes.
The first two dealing with the period 1933-1939 are completed. Books
three and four are in first draft form. P.S. I'm sorry that my web
publisher changes the size of the print of the entries below so
arbitrarily and drastically.
Signed, Claire Ortiz Hill claireortizhill at gmail dot com
Pre-1933
“New Papal Secretary Seen as Indication
of Friendlier Tone by Vatican towards Zionism,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, February 13, 1930, accessed online on September
20, 2015.
“Open Warfare,” Time Magazine, October 20, 1930.
1933
“Victory for Hitler Is Expected Today;
Repression of Opponents Held to Make Election Triumph for Regime Inevitable,” The New York Times, March 5, 1933.
“Black Backs Brown,” Time Magazine, March 13, 1933.
“Germany: National Revolution,” Time Magazine, March 13, 1933.
“Relief Men,” Time Magazine, March 13, 1939.
“The New Germany and the Jews,” The Palestine Post, March 17, 1933.
“Priest
is Held by Nazi Order,” The New York
Times, March 21, 1933.
“Rebirth of Germany, Herr Hitler’s
Object, Call to the Nation, The New Reichstag Opened,” The West Australian, March 22, 1933.
“Reichstag’s Sittings, Opened in Garrison
Church, Resumed in Opera House, Hitler Hailed as National Hero,” Morning Bulletin (Australia), March 23,
1933.
“Wave of Protest against Persecutions in
Germany Grows throughout the United States,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, March 24, 1933, accessed online on
September 24, 2015.
“Boycott Movement Full Swing, Two Million
Dollars’ Worth of German Orders Cancelled,”
The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 24, 1933.
“Foreign Reactions, World Conscience
Aroused,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
March 24, 1933.
“Nazi Attacks Stir British Catholics,
Priests and Prelates Voice Individual Protests as Terror Goes On, Boycott Begun
in London…,” The New York Times,
March 24, 1933.
“German Jews in Hiding to Escape Lynch
Law,” The Palestine Post, March 26,
1933.
“Growing Jewish Resentment,” The Palestine Post, March 26, 1933.
“Nazis Cause Boycott of German Goods,” The Palestine Post, March 26, 1933.
“Wedgwood Asked Macdonald Regarding
Rumored Slaying of 1,400 in Hamburg,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 26, 1933, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“World Protests against Persecutions
Spreading; England, France, Canada, Mexico,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, March 27, 1933, accessed online on
October 10, 2015.
“Anti-German Boycott Movement,” The Palestine Post, March 27, 1933.
“‘Jewish Untouchables,’” The Palestine Post, March 27, 1933.
“Atrocities Denied,” Morning Bulletin (Australia), March 27, 1933.
“Monster Protest Demonstration at Madison
Sq. Garden Today,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, March 27, 1933, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Nazi Terrorism, More Outrages Against
Jews, German Goods May Be Boycotted, Survive ‘Juggernaut,’” Morning Bulletin (Australia), March 27,
1933.
“Catholic Organisations Also Protest,” The Palestine Post, March 28, 1933.
“German Jewry Appeals That Demonstrations
Be Not Held,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
March 28, 1933, accessed online on March 9, 2016.
“Cardinal Hayes…,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-0855, March 27,
1933, accessed online March 22, 2018.
“Christian Leaders Score Attack on Jews
in Germany,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive 33-0882, March 27, 1933, accessed online March 22,
2018.
“Protest on Jews’ Treatment Thorny
Problem for U.S… Mexican and Russian Angles,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-0883, March 27,
1933, accessed online March 22, 2018.
“German Leader Denies Persecutions in
Cable to Cardinal O’Connell,” N.C.W.C.
News Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-0911, March 28, 1933, accessed
online March 22, 2018.
“Governor Smith Flays Bigotry at Jewish Protest
Meeting,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive 33-0910, March 28, 1933, accessed online March 22,
2018.
“Special Cable,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-0918, March 28,
1933, accessed online February 15, 2018.
“Boycott Manifesto Includes 11 Orders,
Nazi Proclamation Declares Measure Is ‘Defense’ Against ‘Defamation’ Abroad,” The New York Times, March 29, 1933.
“German
Cardinal Revokes His Ban on Nazis; Schulte Says Hitler Respects Church Rights,”
The New York Times, March 29, 1933.
“Takes Effect Saturday,” The New York Times, March 29, 1933.
“Forced to Close Shops in Germany,” The Palestine Post, March 30, 1933.
“Hitlerist Germany and the Jews,” The Palestine Post, March 30, 1933.
“Catholic Archbishop’s Protest,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 31,
1933.
“‘Exaggerated Reports,’ Says Consul
General. Jews Not Discriminated Against,” The
Argus (Australia), March 31, 1933.
“Fur-traders Protest,” The Argus (Australia), March 31, 1933.
“German Decision, Reprisals Against Jews,
Counter Boycott, To Begin Tomorrow,” The
Argus (Australia), March 31, 1933.
“Hitler’s Empty Threat, ‘We Will go On
Doing What We Are Doing,’” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), March 31, 1933.
“L’antisémitisme allemand,” Paix et Droit, March 1933.
“Appeal to Pope,” Barrier Miner (Australia), April 1, 1933.
“Germany and Jew-Baiting,” The Palestine Post, April 2, 1933.
“Goebbels Warns Jews, Says They Will Be
Crushed if Boycott Must Be Resumed,” The
New York Times, April 2, 1933.
“House of Lords Expresses Keen Sympathy
with German Jewry,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, April 2, 1933, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“I Warn the Jew-Baiters,” The Palestine Post, April 2, 1933.
“Nazis Hesitate Over Anti-Jewish
Boycott,” The Palestine Post, April
2, 1933.
“Catholics at Meeting on Jews in
Germany,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive 33-0966, April 3, 1933, accessed online March 22,
2018.
“Liverpool Prelate Scores Oppression of
Jews in Germany,” N.C.W.C. News Service,
The Catholic News Archive 33-0996, April 3, 1933, accessed online March 22,
2018.
“Nazi Anti-Semitic Drive in Germany
Protested by Good Friday Group,” N.C.W.C.
News Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-0978, April 4, 1933, accessed
online March 22, 2018.
“French Warn Oppression of Jewish
Minority May Affect German Minorities,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, April 5, 1933, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Nazis Will Not Resume Boycott
Officially,” The Palestine Post,
April 5, 1933.
“‘Within Certain Limits,’” The Palestine Post, April 5, 1933.
“Special Cable,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-1019, April 6,
1933, accessed online February 25, 2018.
“Foreign Reactions, Hitler Brings the
World about His Ears,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), April 7, 1933.
“The Martyrdom of German Jewry, Brutal
Process of Economic Extinction, World-Wide Protests, Hitler’s Boomerang Policy,
Speedy Collapse of Boycott,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), April 7, 1933.
“The Silent Pogrom Goes On,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), April 7,
1933.
“All Fool’s Day,” Time Magazine, April 10, 1933.
“Australian Prelates Join Jews in
Protest,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
April 10, 1933, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Catholic Press Notes Lack of Protest in
U.S. against Mexico, Spain Persecutions… Apathy toward Soviet War on
Christianity,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive 33-1011, April 10, 1933, accessed online March 22,
2018.
“In the Vise of the Nazis,” The Palestine Post, April 10, 1933.
“Jews Barred from Medical Schools;
Purging the Civil Service” The Palestine
Post, April 10, 1933.
“Sir Austen Chamberlain’s Denunciation,
Racial and Religious Proscription,” The
Palestine Post, April 10, 1933.
“Wise Criticizes Pressure against
American Protest,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, April 10, 1933, accessed online March 22, 2018.
“Archbishop Spence on Persecution of
Jews, Abhorrence of Catholics at Treatment,” The Advertiser (Australia), April 11, 1933.
“German
Catholics Condemn Hatreds; Bishops Protest Persecution of Some Public Servants
and Professional Men,” The New York Times,
April 11, 1933.
“Catholic Archbishop’s Protest,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), April 14,
1933.
“Papen Fails to Get Vatican’s Support for
Hitler’s Plans. Pope Refuses Reconstruction of Centrist Party in Reich and
General Concordat. Civil Service is Purged, German Decree Ousts Non-Aryans and
Leftists and Excludes Their Admission in the Future,” The New York Times, April 13, 1933.
“Merging Reich Catholic Parties is
Considered,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive 33-1094, April 15, 1933, accessed online February 25,
2018.
[Special Cable], N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-1011, April 15,
1933, accessed online March 22, 2018.
“Berlin Letter,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-1084, April 17,
1933, accessed online February 15, 2018.
“Truth Must Out,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), April 14, 1933.
“Mildly Mad,” The Palestine Post, April 16, 1933.
“Parleys to Decide Stahlhelm’s Fate….
Rise in Jewish Suicides,” The New York
Times, April 16, 1933.
“Coordination,” Time Magazine, April 17, 1933.
“The German-Jewish Situation,” The Jewish Criterion, April 21, 1933.
“New York’s Protest against Hitler, Heads
of All Faiths United in Condemning Prejudice, Oppression and Persecution,” The Palestine Post, April 26, 1933.
“French Indignation Increasing. Catholic
Opinion Aroused,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
April 28, 1933.
“Two Americans Relate Gruesome Details of
Torture in Berlin Prison,” Chicago
Sentinel, April 28, 1933.
“L’antisémitisme allemand, les hitlériens
à l’œuvre,” Paix et Droit, April 1,
1933.
“Cardinal Asks Prayers for Jews; M.
Herriot Lauds Catholic Stand,” N.C.W.C.
News Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-1119, May 1, 1933, accessed
online February 15, 2018.
“Canada’s Protest against Nazi
Oppression, Dominion’s Jews Petition to British Government,” The Palestine Post, May 3, 1933.
“Belgian Catholics Assail Nazi Terror,” Chicago Sentinel, May 5, 1933.
“London and the Provinces Protest,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), May 5, 1933.
“Pope Hears of Jews’ Plight,” The Palestine Post, May 7, 1933.
“Priests Arrested in Bavaria,” London Times, May 9, 1933.
“Priests Arrested. Nazi Symbol Denounced….,” Morning Bulletin (Australia), May 10,
1933.
“Destroying German Jewry, No Abatement of Merciless
Repression, Destitution and Misery Increase, Racialism Gone Mad,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), May 12, 1933.
“A German Catholic Protest,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), May 12, 1933.
“Nazi Developments in Brief,” Chicago Sentinel, May 12, 1933.
“The Pope’s Desire to Help,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), May 12, 1933.
“Nazis’ Anti-Semitic Rag Insults Catholics, Derides Ancestry
of Popes,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, May 15, 1933, accessed online on October
10, 2015.
“All
Britain Indignant against Hitlerism Says Montefiore,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, May 16, 1933, accessed online on October
10, 2015.
“Actors Call on Jews to Protest Mexican,
Spanish Persecutions, N.C.W.C. News
Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-1457, May 22, 1933, accessed online
March 22, 2018.
“Vatican-Germany Concordat Now is Being
Negotiated,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive 33-1452, May 22, 1933, accessed online February 25,
2018.
“Protest Movement against Nazis Continues
Unabated,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
May 28, 1933, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Machinery of Persecution in Regular
Action, Grinding Jewry out of Existence….,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), June 2, 1933.
“Patriarch Expresses Maronites’ Sympathy
for Jews in Germany,” N.C.W.C. News
Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-1757, June 6, 1933, accessed online
March 22, 2018.
“Against Anti-Jewish Action,” The Palestine Post, June 8, 1933.
“Catholics Qualify Support for Reich,
Pastoral Letter Explains That Any Move for Coordination Will Be Resisted,” The New York Times, June 10, 1933.
“La politique juive allemande est
condamnée par le Conseil de la Société des Nations,” L’Avenir Illustré, June 10, 1933.
“Pope a Jew, Quit Him, Plea to
Catholics,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
June 11, 1933.
“Catholic
Bishops Bar Nazi Control; Will Direct Flocks and Not Enter a National Church,
Says Pastoral Letter. Racial Bans Condemned, Justice Is the Foundation of
Popular Welfare, They Hold - Enmities
Deplored,” The New York Times,
June 12, 1933.
“Nazi Treatment of Women,” The Palestine Post, June 11, 1933.
“Nazis
Bar Cardinal from Munich Mass; End Catholic Rally… Priests Among Beaten,” The New York Times, June 12, 1933.
“Nazi Attacks on Catholics, Priest Beaten to Death,
Archbishop Cancels Congress, Mass Abandoned through Nazi Threats,” The Canberra Times (Australia), June 13, 1933.
“Nazis Are Facing Big Church
Fight; Catholic Press Hails Letter of Bishops as the Magna Charta of the Faith.
Protestants Are Stirred Meanwhile, Goebbels Stresses the Supremacy of the State
and Need for ‘One Leader,’” The New York Times,
June 13, 1933.
“Nazi Terror in Vienna, Bombs Kill and
Wound Jews, Nazis Viciously Attack Catholics, Delegate Beaten to Death in
Munich Outrage,” The Palestine Post,
June 14, 1933.
“Nazi Brutality,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), June 16, 1933.
“Bruening as Aide to Hitler Scouted,
Rumors of Cabinet Post Are Discounted as Catholic Nazi Tension Increases,
Priest Beaten by Crowd, He and Two Others Are Arrested−Church Fears
Encroachment by Regime in Cultural Field,” The
New York Times, June 21, 1933.
“Two Priests Arrested,” The
New York Times, June 23, 1933.
“The Nazi Rule. Purging the Reichstag,” The West Australian, June 26, 1933.
“Wicked Neighbors,” Time Magazine, June 26, 1933.
“Catholics in Germany, Nazis and Centre
Party, Driving a Wedge,” London Times,
June 27, 1933.
“Nazis Triumphant Week. Abolition of
Parties,” The Sydney Morning Herald,
June 27, 1933.
“Vatican Apprehensions,” London Times, June 27, 1933.
“Church Row Takes von Papen to Rome,
German Minister Expected to Ask Vatican to Restrain the Clergy’s Political
Activity…,” The New York Times, June
28, 1933.
“German Dictator, Drive on Nationalists,
Wholesale Arrests,” The Mercury
(Australia), June 28, 1933.
“Papen at Vatican Seeking an Accord,
Arrives in Rome to Press for Conclusion of a General Concordat With Reich,
Faces a Difficult Task, Must Overcome Indignation over Attacks on Bavarian
Catholics…,” The New York Times, June
29, 1933.
“Holy See, Germany Concordat Terms
Further Discussed… Priests Arrested When Nazis Object to Public Utterances,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News
Archive 33-1916, July 3, 1933, accessed online on February 24, 2018.
“German Civil Service, Exclusion of Women
and Jews,” London Times, July 4,
1933.
“German Concordat, Favourable
Negotiations,” London Times, July 4,
1933.
“Nazi Pressure in Bavaria, Disintegration
of People’s Party, Anti-Catholic Action,” London
Times, July 4, 1933.
“The Nazis,” The Queenslander (Australia), July 6, 1933.
“Pope a Jew, Quit Him, Plea to Nazi
Catholics,” Chicago Sentinel, July 6,
1933.
“As Von Papen Pulls Strings, Vatican
Organ Calls Hitler Policy of Hate Barbarous,” The Ohio Jewish Chronicle, July 7, 1933.
“Les persécutions en Allemagne,” Journal de Genève, July 7, 1933.
“Special Cable,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-2001, July 8,
1933, accessed online February 25, 2018.
“Germany and Vatican, New Concordat
Initialled, Herr Von Papen’s Statement,” London
Times, July 10, 1933.
“Satisfaction in Berlin, Anti-Catholic
Measures Cancelled,” London Times,
July 10, 1933.
“We Demand!” Time Magazine, July 10, 1933.
“Pope Hears Austrian Jews’ Plea for Nazis’
Victims,” Chicago Sentinel, July 13,
1933.
“Arrests of Priests by Nazi Forces in
Germany Continue,” N.C.W.C. News Service,
The Catholic News Archive 33-2049,
July 15, 1933, accessed online on
February 17, 2018.
“New Legislation in Germany, Protestant
Church Constitution,” London Times,
July 17, 1933.
“Concordat,” Time Magazine, July 17, 1933.
“U.S. Rabbis Deplore Persecutions against
the Catholic Church,” N.C.W.C. News
Service, The Catholic News Archive 33-2020, July 17, 1933, accessed online
March 22, 2018.
“Magazines,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, July 23, 1933, accessed online on
October 10, 2015.
“Germany and Vatican, Provisions of the
Concordat,” London Times, July 24,
1933.
“Belloc, as a Catholic, Protests
Persecution of Jews in Germany,” Chicago
Sentinel, July 27, 1933.
“30,000 March in London Anti-Hitler
Protest Parade,” Chicago Sentinel,
July 27, 1933.
“A Priest’s Testimony on Hitler,” The Ohio Jewish Chronicle, July 28,
1933.
“Miracle!” Time Magazine, July 31, 1933.
“Prince Heads Movement against Nazism, ‘Persecution
against Christian Feeling’,” The
Palestine Post, July 31, 1933.
“The Revolt against Civilization,” Chicago Sentinel, August 3, 1933.
[Concordat with Jews], The Jewish Chronicle (UK), August 4,
1933.
“Jewish Proceedings against Germany,” The Palestine Post, August 9, 1933.
“Von Papen Reports on Pope’s Concern for
German Pact,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive 33-2286, 1933, accessed
online on February 27, 2018.
“The Boycott against Germany,” The Palestine Post, August 17, 1933.
“Rabbi Wise Breaks Silence on Boycott,
Calls it Duty of All Self-Respecting Jews,” The
Ohio Jewish Chronicle, August 18, 1933.
“Sub-Dictator,”
Time Magazine, August 21, 1933.
“Double Sentence on German Priest,” London Times, August 31, 1933.
“German Priest is Jailed for Criticizing Hitlerism,” The
New York Times, August 31,
1933.
“Charges Nazis Seek to Wipe Out Catholic Church in Germany,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
September 1, 1933.
“The Pope Denounces Anti-Semitism,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 1, 1933.
“Hitler’s Religious Policy, Vatican Displeased,” Telegraph (Australia), September 9,
1933.
“Concordat Delay Denied, Pope’s Disapproval of Nazi Policies
not Holding up Ratification,” The New York Times, September 10, 1933.
“Vatican Concordat with Germany, Will the Pope Sign?” The Palestine Post, September 11, 1933.
“Pope Signs Pact with Germany, ‘Jews Must Be Treated with
Christian Charity’,” The Palestine Post,
September 13, 1933.
“The Pope and German Jewry,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 15, 1933.
“The Success of the Boycott, Dr. Goebbels’ Admission,” The Palestine Post, September 19, 1933.
“Rosh Hashonah Message,” The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, September
22, 1933.
“Vatican Denounces Nazi Methods in Austria,” The Palestine Post, September 24, 1933.
“Cardinal Urges Nazis to End
Persecutions; Asserts His Appeal Is Backed by All Bishops,” The New York Times, October 20, 1933.
“Germany
and the Vatican, Difficulties in Final Settlement,” London Times, November 2, 1933.
“Goering’s
Outburst Shocks Vatican, Protest to Be Made to German Government,” The Advertiser (Australia), November 14,
1933.
“See Catholicism and Protestantism Joining Fight
Against Nazi Regime,” The Jewish
Criterion (Pittsburgh), November 17, 1933.
“Catholic Priest Jailed,” The New York Times, November 28, 1933.
“Sterilisation Law. Papal Inhibitions,” Sydney Morning Herald, November 29,
1933.
“Priest Urges Catholic Group to Denounce Hitlerism,” Chicago Sentinel, November 30, 1933.
“Nazi Bishop Tries to Save Authority… Catholic Priests
are Arrested in Bavaria as Spreaders of ‘Atrocity Stories’,” The New York Times, December 1, 1933.
“Roman Catholic Priests Arrested,” London Times, December 1, 1933.
“La police bavaroise arrête plusieurs prêtres catholiques,” Gazette de Lausanne, December 1, 1933.
“Germany Mass Sterilisation, Official Mentions 300,000,” The Sydney Morning Herald, December 2,
1933.
“Nazi Imprison 2 Priests for ‘Insulting Remarks’,” The
New York Times, December 3, 1933.
“Cardinal Attacks Nazi Church Plan, Faulhaber Asks
Protestants to Join Catholics in Defense Against Paganism. Reich Bishop
Retreats, Mueller Quits Hitlerite Group and Bars Political Links by His Cabinet
Members,” The New York Times,
December 5, 1933.
“Cardinal Refutes Nazis on the Bible, Cardinal Defends
Prominent Figures and Moral Values of the Old Testament,” The
New York Times, December 13,
1933.
“Catholics Combat Nazi ‘Aryan’ Clause, Vatican Insists on
Exemption From Ruling as Impasses Over Concordat Continues. New Parleys
Fruitless, Bishops Stand Firm against Intervention‒Nazi Defied by One on
Catholic Press,” The New York Times, December 14, 1933.
“German Priest Imprisoned,” The New York Times, December 16, 1933.
“Austrian Bishops Oppose the Nazis,” The New York Times, December 23, 1933.
“Pope’s Sterilization Ban. 1931
Encyclical Denied State Has Power over Bodies,” The New York Times, December 24, 1933.
“Sterilization Condemned by Pope;
Nazis’ Plan Is Held Un-Christian…,” The
New York Times, December
24, 1933.
“Catholic
Church Backs Dollfuss, in Fight on Nazis,” Chicago Sentinel, December
28, 1933.
“Economic
Sanity Acts, Attempts to Stop the Rot, Sterilisation Terrible Menace,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), December 29, 1933.
1934
“Cardinal
Assails ‘Myths’ About Old Teutons, Notes They Kept Slaves and Were Slothful,” The New York Times, January 2, 1934.
“Church
v. State, First Shot in Battle, Priest Sentenced,” Examiner (Australia), January 4, 1934.
“Archbishop
Denounces Nordic Myth,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), January 5, 1934.
“Pope
Hits Sterilization…,” Bnai Brith
Messenger, January 8, 1934.
“Editorials,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 7, 1934, accessed online on
October 10, 2015.
“Nazis
Jail Priests on Sedition Charge; Two Go to Prison Camp, but Specific
Accusations against Them Are Not Revealed,” The
New York Times, January 6, 1934.
“Roman Catholics in the New Reich, Two
Priests Arrested,” London Times,
January 7, 1934.
“Right to Criticism,” London Times, January 10, 1934.
“Bishops Blasted,” Time Magazine, January 15, 1934.
“Appeal for Force,” The Courier-Mail (Australia), January 17, 1934.
“German Priests Arrested, ‘Protective
Custody,’” The Courier-Mail
(Australia), January 17, 1934.
“Nazis Explain Priest’s Arrest,” The New York Times, January 18, 1934.
“Another German Priest Held,” New York Times, January 19, 1934.
“Nazis and Roman Catholics, The Concordat
and After, Breach Widening,” London Times,
January 23, 1934.
“Stories of German Prison Camps,” London Times, January 25, 1934.
“Three Priests Sentenced,” The New York
Times, January 25, 1934.
“Vatican Bans Racial Broadsides on Jews in German
Churches,” Chicago Sentinel, February
1, 1934.
“Shot at Archbishop’s Palace in Munich, Vatican Indignant at
Outrage,” The Palestine Post,
February 4, 1934.
“Vatican and the Nazis, Departures from
the Concordat,” London Times,
February 7, 1934.
“Roman Catholics in Germany, the Youth
Issue, Cardinal Received by Herr Hitler,” London
Times, February 10, 1934.
“Nazi State Fights Catholic Church to
Curb its Power, German Struggle’s Bitterness Exemplified by Shots Fired at
Cardinal’s Palace, 200 Priests Held in Year, Devout Adherents of the Faith Now
Little Better Off Than the Jews and ‘Marxists.’ Concordat of No Avail….’” The New York Times, February 12, 1934.
“Pope Bans Books by 2 Nazi
Leaders; Attacks on Church by Bergman and Rosenberg Are Placed on Vatican’s
Index. Both Urged New Religion…’” The New York Times,
February 14, 1934.
“Sharp Attacks on Nazi Raceology, ‘Villainous and Fanatical,’”
The Jewish Chronicle (UK), February
16, 1934.
“Cardinal Hits Nazis Again, Faulhaber All but Accuses Them of
Bad Faith on Concordat,” The New York Times, February 19, 1934.
“The German Church, Resistance to
Primate,” London Times, February 23,
1934.
“The Vatican and German Jewry,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), February 23,
1934.
“Pope Scores Move toward
Paganism; Pontiff Finds Danger Also in Sterilization Measures Taken by Germany.
Fight in Reich Expected Possibility of the Vatican’s Denouncing Concordat with
Nazis Is Seen,” The New York Times,
February 25, 1934.
“Pope Makes Cardinal Faulhaber an
Envoy to Give Him Immunity from Nazi Arrest,” The New York Times, February 28, 1934.
“The Pope Speaks,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 2, 1934.
“Bishop Müller’s Move, Prussian Church
Absorbed, Blow at Free Synods,” London
Times, March 4, 1934.
“Bishop Müller’s Progress, Chief of Staff
Appointed, Catholics Uneasy,” London
Times, March 5, 1934.
“Nazified Bible is Sacrilegious, Asserts
Prince,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
March 6, 1934, accessed January 17, 2017.
“Pope Names Cardinal Papal Legate to Foil
Nazis,” Ohio Jewish Chronicle, March
9, 1934.
“The Cardinal Archbishop of Munich,” The Palestine Post, March 12, 1934.
“Judaism, Christianity and ‘Germanism,’” The Palestine Post, March 12, 1934.
“Judaism, Christianity and ‘Germanism,’” The Palestine Post, March 13, 1934.
“Rabbi Praises Bishop,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News
Archive 34-0713, March 12, 1934, accessed online February 15, 2018.
“Faulhaber
Book Banned; Cardinal Held to Have Defamed German Race in Sermons,” The
New York Times, March 14,
1934.
“Judaism, Christianity and ‘Germanism,’” The Palestine Post, March 14, 1934.
“Catholics Are Urged to Fight Nazi Curbs,
Cardinal Tells Breslau Diocese It Is Sacred Duty of Clergy to Be Firm Against
Attacks,” The New York Times, March
22, 1934.
“Nazi Race Laws Critic Assailed by Hans
Frank,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
March 27, 1934, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Prelate Assails Nazi Racial Books,
Catholic Bishop of Berlin Tells Congregation There Can Be No Compromise with
Satan, Anticipates Persecution, Declares It Should Be Suffered Gladly, for
Church Will Emerge Triumphant,” The New
York Times, March 31, 1934.
“Nazis Reprove Bishop. Press Censures
Berlin Prelate for Criticism of Racial Theories,” The New York Times, April 1, 1934.
“Pope Backs Youth in Resisting Nazis,
Exhorts Young Catholics in Germany to Fight Against Alluring Propaganda….” The New York Times, April 3, 1934.
“Germany and the Vatican,” London Times, April 4, 1934.
“Catholic Defiance of Nazis
Mounts, Bishop Implies Hitler Regime Is Treating the Concordat as a Scrap of
Paper, Church Ready for Battle…” The New York Times, April 5, 1934.
“Pope Encourages Catholics in
Reich; He Tells Young German Group to Make Themselves Ready for Heavier
Sacrifices. Promises His Protection, Lauds His Hearers for Their Loyalty in
Defending the Rights of the Church,” The New York Times,
April 6, 1934.
“The Pope Speaks Again,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), April 6,
1934.
“Catholicism Aids Reich Protestants,
Priests Speak Out Against the Nazis, While Rebellious Ministers are Muzzled,
Racial Theories Assailed. Bishop of Muenster Scores Hitlerite ‘Pagans” in One
of Chief Easter Declarations,” The New
York Times, April 8, 1934.
“Nazis and German Catholics, Government
Silence,” London Times, April 9,
1934.
“Wuerzburg Bishop is Raided,” The New York Times, April 10, 1934.
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Breakdown in Negotiations,” London Times,
April 12, 1934.
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1934.
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Priest,” The New York Times, April
13, 1934.
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Struggle Proceeding on Two Fronts. Nazi Coordinators Find Themselves Opposed
Not Only by Many Protestant Pastors But by Priests of the Catholic Church,” The New York Times,” April 15, 1934.
“Pope Shows Clash in Reich is
Grave…,” The New York Times. April 15, 1934.
“God Revealed Law, Says Reich Bishop,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, April
20, 1934, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
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“Nazis
Confiscate Catholic Protest, Seize Organ Printing Denial by Cardinal Faulhaber
That He Backed Youth Curbs. Pope’s Address in Issue, Goebbels in Speech Warns
Reich Catholics against Anti-Government Activities,” The
New York Times, April 27,
1934.
“Catholics
Refuse to Concede,” The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle, May 11, 1934.
“Sees Christianity Menaced in
Reich; Catholic Bishop Says Dangers Are United Church Plan and Faith Movement.
Fears Control by State Nazi Warns Against Influencing of Decisions After Papal
Message of Sympathy,” The New York Times, May 14, 1934.
“Hitler Halts Attack, Has Copies of Stuermer Seized
After Bishops Protest,” The New York
Times, May 19, 1934.
“Pope Condemns Nazis’ Paganism As
a German Saint Is Canonized…” The New
York Times,
May 21, 1934.
“Catholics Youth in Germany, Swabian
Restrictions,” London Times, May 22,
1934.
“The Fulda Conference, Catholic
Difficulties in Bavaria,” London Times,
June 6, 1934.
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Hits Acts of Violence,” Jewish Telegraphic
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Protest,” London Times, June 13,
1934.
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000,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, June
13, 1934, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
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Attack,” The New York Times, June 21,
1934.
“Catholics and Nazis, Conference on
Concordat,” London Times, June 22,
1934.
“A Crisis in Hitler’s Cabinet,” The Palestine Post, June 22, 1934.
“German Catholics Hold Big Meeting.
Bishop in Berlin Tells 75,000 Not to Heed the ‘Faltering Words of Human Beings.’
Sees Destructive Force, He Urges a Protecting Shield Against It…,” The New York Times, June 25, 1934.
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1934, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Pope Intervenes for Jews,” The Palestine Post, June 25, 1934.
“German Catholics Score Nazi Ways,
Bishops in Letter to Clergy Assail Nordic ‘Mystery’ and Pagan Tendencies.
Strike at Persecution. They Protest the Suppression of Press and Declare They
Won’t Be Silenced,” The New York Times,
July 1, 1934.
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of the Day,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
July 1, 1934, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
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Concordat, Youth Associations,” London
Times, July 2, 1934.
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York Times, July 3, 1934.
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Reich… Bishops’ Stirring Letter,” N.C.W.C.
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online July 19, 2018.
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Hitler Government,” The New York Times,
July 4, 1934.
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Critical,” The New York Times, July
4, 1934.
“Reich Suppressed Catholic Protest; Paper’s
Indiscretion Reveals Price the Bishops Paid for Recent Concessions. Their
Letter Hit Nazis, Assailed ‘New Pagan Heresy’ and Denied Prelates Were Agents
of Political Groups,” The New York Times,
July 5, 1934.
“Vatican Asserts
Catholic Leader Was Murdered,” The Palestine
Post, July 5, 1934.
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for Boycott against Reich Jewry,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, July 6, 1934, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
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Anger,” London Times, July 6, 1934.
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“60,000 Catholics Hear Nazis Defied, Told
by Cardinal Faulhaber at Jubilee Church Will Make No Concessions, Priests Urged
to Resist, ‘Must Rise Against Spirit of Times,’ Primate Insists at Huge
Demonstration,” The New York Times,
July 9, 1934.
“Vatican Paper Assails Reich,” The New York Times, July 10, 1934.
“Vatican Condemns Nazis as Ruthless,
Official Newspaper Severe in Condemnation of Methods Used in Party ‘Purge’, Forgiveness
Would Have Been Granted Even to Judas, Says Osservatore
Romano” The New York Times, July
15, 1934.
“Another Nazi Victim, Youth Leader’s
Fate, Catholic Indignation,” London Times,
July 16, 1934.
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Vatican Paper,” The New York Times,
July 17, 1934.
“Tells of Murders of Catholics,” The New York Times, July 19, 1934.
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Berlin Prelate Gets No Reply to Query on Execution of Klausener, Catholic
Leader,” The New York Times, July 20,
1934.
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Once More Dared to Stand Against the Nazis,” The New York Times, July 22, 1934.
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Pact Held Unlikely,” N.C.W.C. News
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Karlsruhe,” The New York Times,
August 7, 1934.
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Catholic Leader…. Vatican Organ Deplores Slaying of Two Chieftains of Lay
Movement in Reich,” N.C.W.C. News
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Catholic Church,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
August 17, 1934.
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German Catholic Leader’s Stirring Protest,” The
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Klausener Denies Suicide,” N.C.W.C. News
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online July 19, 2018.
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on Race as Nazis Suppress His Speech,” Jewish
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1934.
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Murky Outlook,” Catholic Press (Australia),
August 30, 1934.
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in the Saar,” The New York Times,
September 2, 1934.
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Negotiations. Dr. Müller’s Policy,” London
Times, September 20, 1934.
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Church,” London Times, September 21,
1934.
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in Negotiations, Evangelicals Restive,” London
Times, September 22, 1934.
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28, 1934.
“Hitler is Angered by Vatican’s Note.
Regards Statements in Papal Message on Concordat as Attack on His ‘Integrity.’
Nazis Accused by Pacelli. Many Catholic Activities are ‘Almost Impossible,’ He
Says-No
Reply Made.” The New York Times, October 1, 1934.
“German Faith Movement, Views on
Christian Leadership, Episode Nearing its End,” London Times, October 3, 1934.
“Pope Sees Peril in Reich,” The New York Times, October 9, 1934.
“Jews Thank Cardinal Verdier,” The New York Times, October 11, 1934.
“Peasants Guard Bavarian
Bishop; 800 Armed With Stones Balk Nazi Interference During Sermon by Meisser.
Wurm Restricted Anew, Mueller Bars the Wuerttemberg Prelate from Exercising
Clerical Functions,” The New York Times, October 11, 1934.
“Munich Police Use Sabers in
Attack Upon Protestants; Charge as a Throng Opposing Ousting of Bavarian Bishop
Sings Hymns-One
Hurt. Prelate Seized, Escapes, Flees Palace and Preaches Defiant Sermon-Crowds
Yell ‘Down With Mueller!’” The New York Times, October 12, 1934.
“Instrument of Satan,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), October 19, 1934.
“Catholics Combat Threats of
Nazis; Munich Cardinal Said to Have Pope’s Order for Interdict if He Is
Arrested. Hitler’s Talk Delayed, Toothache Prevents Statement on Schism in the
Protestant Church over Mueller,” The New
York Times, October 23, 1934.
“The Fight with Catholicism,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), November 9, 1934.
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Supporters Lost Posts,” The New York
Times, November 11, 1934.
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1934, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
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Elements Struggling for Expression,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), December 21,
1934.
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Arming; Will Pray to God to ‘Disperse’ People Who Want War... Assails Reich
Paganism, He Fears Divine Justice Will Strike Those Responsible…” The New York Times, December 25, 1934.
“Hitler Nominated for Nobel Prize…,” The New York Times, December 30, 1934.
1935
“Cardinal Hits at Nazi Teachings, ‘Profanation
of God and Christianity”…, The Advertiser
(Australia), January 2, 1935.
“Pope Receives Hungarian Chief Rabbi,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 18,
1935.
“Nazis Ban Catholic Paper, Offenders Said
Brazil Would Send Negro Missionaries to Reich,” The New York Times, January 28, 1935.
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from the Nazi Press,” The Jewish
Criterion, February 8, 1935.
“Cardinal in Threat to Cut Off Nazis,
Excommunication Faces Them if They Force Closing of Bavarian Church Schools. ‘Heathenism’
is Assailed...,” The New York Times,
February 11, 1935.
“Protestant in Ultimatum; Prelate
Threatens Nazis,” The New York Times,
February 11, 1935.
“The German Censored Press,” The Palestine Post, February 12, 1935.
“Une chanson néo-païenne,” Gazette de Lausanne, February 13, 1935.
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1935, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
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Cardinal Faulhaber Heads Opposition to the Nazis in Struggle That May Be Long
and Bitter,” The New York Times,
February 17, 1935.
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“Priest Acquitted in Reich of Attack on
the State,” The New York Times, March
13, 1935.
“Gentiles Hit Ideology of Hitlerites,” Bnai Brith Messenger, March 15, 1935.
“Catholics and Jews, Streicher, An ‘Incredibly
Close Association,’ Italy Run by Jews’,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 22, 1935.
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1935.
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Promise to Uphold Christianity,” N.C.W.C.
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online on February 17, 2018.
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Catholics. Cardinal Pacelli and ‘False Prophets,’” London Times, March 26, 1935.
“Vatican Plans World Scientific Parley to
Expose Nazi Racial Dogmas,” Chicago
Sentinel, March 28, 1935.
“Germany Jails Priests, Friars and Nuns;
Violations of the Exchange Laws Charged,” The
New York Times, March 30, 1935.
“Nazi Church Policy,” The Sydney Morning Herald, April 1,
1935.
“Priests and Nuns Arrested,” The Sydney Morning Herald, April 1,
1935.
“The Pope and Blood Libel,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), April 5,
1935.
“Last Warning,” Time Magazine, April 8, 1935.
“Priest is Sentenced for Criticizing
Nazis, Gets 1 ½-Year Term on Basis of Talk with Students on an Anti-Christian
Book,” The New York Times, April 12,
1935.
“Cardinal Assails Nazis,” The New York Times, April 15, 1935.
“Priest Gets Five-Month Sentence,” The New York Times, April 15, 1935.
“Pagans Privileged in New Nazi Order; Permit Granted for Berlin Mass
Meeting While Christian Gatherings Are Banned,” The New York Times, April 19, 1935.
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Bishop Bares,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
April 26, 1935.
[The Bishop of Berlin], Southern Cross (Australia), April 26,
1935.
“Rabbi Defano, Pope’s Hebrew Teacher,
Dead,” Ohio Jewish Chronicle, April
26, 1935.
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Catholic Orders; Raid 54 Societies of Nuns and Monks Allegedly Violating
Foreign Exchange Laws...,” The New York
Times, April 28, 1935.
“Goebbels’ Mules,” Time Magazine, April 29, 1935.
“Nazis Warned at Lourdes,” The New
York Times, April 29, 1935.
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Theory,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
May 2, 1935, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Pope Plans Action on Nazi Affronts.
Confers with Cardinal Pacelli on Reports Young Pilgrims were Beaten and
Derided. Appeal to World Likely. Vatican Loath to Denounce Concordat, Fearing
to Make Catholics’ Lot Worse,” The New York Times, May 3, 1935.
“Reich Confiscates Catholic Papers; Suppresses Organ’s
Printing Bishop’s Letter Demanding Confessional Schools,” The New York
Times, May 4, 1935.
“Pope Assails Reich’s Treatment of Pilgrims;
Deplores ‘De-Christianization’ of Germany,” The
New York Times, May 7, 1935.
“Onward Pagan
Germany,” The Palestine Post, May 8,
1935.
“Reich Sentences
Priest. Rhineland Pastor Gets 5 Months for ‘Insulting Remarks.’” The New York Times, May 15, 1935.
“Down with Christianity,
The Battle-Cry of Nazi Heathens in Bavaria,”
The Palestine Post, May 21, 1935.
“Pope Condemns
Sterilization by Germany,” The New York
Times, May 25, 1935.
“Jews and Catholics
Attacked in Munich, Nazi Rowdies Arrested,”
The Palestine Post, May 29, 1935.
“Catholics in Nazi
Germany,” Pope Decries Paganism-Monks
and Nuns in Prison Cells-
Another Party Purge,” The Palestine Post,
June 2, 1935.
“Reich Bars Editors
for Catholic Plea, Removes Credentials of Those Who Printed Appeal by the
Breslau Episcopate. Nazi Papers Condemn it….” The New York Times, June 5, 1935.
“20 German Editors
Lose Their Jobs,” The Palestine Post,
June 15, 1935.
“Reich Bans Four
Issues of The New York Times,” The New
York Times, June 19, 1935.
“Wonderful Triduum at
Lourdes: Fitting Close of the Holy Year,” Catholic
Press (Australia), June 20, 1935.
“Soviet Held Seeking
Accord with Vatican, Possibility of Aim Seen in Talks between Cardinal Verdier
and Benes in Prague,” The New York Times,
July 1, 1935.
“Rosenberg Reads Nazi
Foe’s Attack, Letter of Catholic Bishop Calls Leader’s Visit a ‘Mockery’ of
Religion. Raps Heathen Doctrines. Cultural Director Assails the Churchman−Count
von Preysing New Berlin Bishop,” New York
Times, July 7, 1935.
“Catholics and Reich. Nazi Offensive
Intensified. Mothercraft Courses Proscribed,” London Times, July 11, 1935.
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency, July 12,
1935, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
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Boys,” The New York Times, July 13,
1935.
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Reich,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
July 16, 1935, accessed online on March 9, 2016.
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Catholics, General Göring’s Edict,”
London Times, July 19, 1935.
“Nazis Tighten Law on Sterilization;
Answer Catholics. Decree Sets Heavy Penalties for Spreading Propaganda Against
the Process…,” The New York Times,
July 19, 1935.
“Reich Strikes at Catholics; Rules
Attacks by Priests are Assault on Nazi State…Regime is Assailed in Pulpits… it
is Charged, Clergy Expects Spying… End of Concordat Foreseen,” The New York Times, July 19, 1935.
“Vatican Bans Reich Book. Second Work of
Rosenberg, Neo-Pagan Leader, Proscribed,” The
New York Times, July 20, 1935.
“General ‘Purge’ Continues,”
The New York Times, July 21, 1935.
“Nazi Reich in Throes of New ‘Purification’, Both
Catholics and Jews Targets in Drive to Bar ‘Treason’ Against National Socialist
Regime…,” The New York Times, July
21, 1935.
“Priests Who Assail Nazi ‘Purge”
Today Will Be Arrested, Decree Order Prosecutors to Obtain Swift Punishment in ‘Plottings
Against State.’ Vatican Protests Anew…,” The
New York Times, July 21, 1935.
“German Priests Risked Arrest, Read Criticism of
Nazis,” Newcastle Sun (Australia),
July 22, 1935.
“New German Edict Defied by Priests, Nazi Criticised from
Pulpit, Police Hiding in Churches Hear Goering’s Drive on Catholics Scored” Los Angeles Times, July 22, 1935.
“Nazi Regime. Its Future Discussed in British Press,” The Sydney Morning Herald, July 24,
1935.
“Join Boycott, Catholics Urged by Samuel Untermyer,” Chicago
Sentinel, July 25, 1935.
“The Nazi Drive,” The
New York Times, July 28, 1935.
“Germany Presses War on Catholics; Priest Is Jailed, Youth Group Is
Barred and Confessional Organizations Are Warned,” The New York Times, July 29, 1935.
“Catholic Boycott on Olympics Urged.
Participation in Berlin Games Means Condoning Nazi Acts,” The New York Times, July
31, 1935.
“Herr Rosenberg’s Attack on Bishop,
Eugenic Laws to be Enforced against Catholics,” Advocate (Australia), August 1, 1935.
“Catholic Priests Sentenced,” The New York Times, August 3, 1935.
“Nazi Spies Scored in Vatican Protest, Representations
to Germany Bitterly Assail the Hostile Watching of Priests. Agitations is
Deplored. “Grotesque” Methods Are Said to Be Used in Stirring up the Public against
Church,” The New York Times, August
4, 1935.
“Reich Won’t Reform, Minister Warns Foes.
Frick Assails Correspondents, Catholics, Jews, Steel Helmet Men and
Free-Masons,” The New York Times,
August 4, 1935.
“Vatican Attacks General Goering,” The Palestine Post, August 5, 1935.
“Nazi-Catholic War Openly
Declared; Pope Sees Trouble; Party Posters in Berlin Charge ‘Centre’ Forces Are
Aided by Reds and Promise Action,” The New York Times, August 6, 1935.
“Nazis Defy Church Order, Sterlisation Law Binding for All
Germans,” The Palestine Post, August
7, 1935.
“En Allemagne, Le Conflit religieux,” Gazette de Lausanne, August 8, 1935.
“Germany Bans 36 Foreign Newspapers,” The Palestine Post, August 11, 1935.
“Nazis to Define Citizenship; Intensified Attacks on
Catholics and Jews May Be Preliminaries to a Plebiscite,” The New York
Times, August 11, 1935.
“A Letter from London, Nazi Attacks on the Church…,” Advocate (Australia), August 15, 1935.
“German Priest Goes To Prison as Critic; Gets Nine Months for Repeating
Foreign Reports -Another Held on
Similar Charge,” The New York
Times, August 17, 1935.
“Catholic Priest Censured,” The New York Times, August 15, 1935.
“Le Vatican et le
Troisième Reich,” Gazette de Lausanne,
August 27, 1935.
“Nazi Censor Bans
Address by Pope, Newspapers Are Allowed to Do No More Than Mention His Talk on
Paganism,” The New York Times, August
30, 1935.
“Reports Reaching
Amsterdam Tell of Continued Persecutions in Nazi Germany–Priests and Religious
Imprisoned,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive 35-2502-3, August
31, 1935, accessed online on February 17, 2018.
“Nazis Continue Drive
against Reich Jews; 2 Editors Arrested, Catholic Newsmen Reported
Demonstrations,” The Palestine Post,
September 1, 1935.
“Text of Salient Parts of German Catholic
Bishop’s Letter,” The New York Times,
September 2, 1935.
“Nazi Circles Untroubled,” The New York Times, September 3, 1935.
“Reich Press Silent on Bishop’s Attack,
No Direct Reference Made to Catholic Pastoral Letter, but Police Ban its Sale.
Monks are Fined Heavily. Redemptorist Order Must Pay 468,000 Marks−’Non-Aryan”
Art Dealers Banned,” The New York Times,
September 3, 1935.
“Catholics Strong in Reich, Nazis’
Formidable Adversary,” The Palestine Post,
September 4, 1935.
“Catholic Church Attacks ‘Race-ology’,
Nazism and Pharisaical Pride,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), September 6, 1935.
“German Nazi Party, ‘Congress of Freedom,’
The Moderates’ Turn,” The Age
(Australia), September 10, 1935.
“Nazi Congress Given Military Twist. Huge
Gathering of Troops. Tumultuous Welcome for Hitler,” Advocate (Australia), September 12, 1935.
“Reich Plans New Laws against Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, September 12,
1935, accessed online on October 25, 2015.
“Schacht to Demand 2-year Truce in War on
Jews, Catholics,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, September 12, 1935, accessed online on October 25, 2015.
“Reich Press Sure Drive against Jews Will
Continue,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
September 13, 1935, accessed online on October 25, 2015.
“Failure to Get Big Loan Spurring Schacht
against Nazis,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
September 15, 1935, accessed online on October 25, 2015.
“New Nazi Laws to Counteract Jews’
Boycott, Hitler Warns against Foreign Interference,” The Palestine Post, September 16, 1935.
“Nazi Laws on Jews Put into Effect,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, September 17,
1935, accessed online on October 25, 2015.
“Reich Plan New Laws against Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, September 19,
1935, accessed online on October 25, 2015.
“Germany: Little Man
Big Doings,” Time Magazine, September
23, 1935.
“Instances of
Persecution Refute Hitler’s Denial of Anti-Christian Campaign, Evidence of
Members of Clergy Imprisoned for Defending Church Doctrines Weakens
Chancellor’s Cry of ‘Political Priests…’ Priests in Confinement,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News
Archive 35-2759, accessed online
on February 17, 2018.
“All Jewish Notaries
in Reich Lose Posts,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, October 2, 1935, accessed online on October 25, 2015.
“No Winter Relief for
Jews; Girls Must Quit Jobs,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, October 4, 1935, accessed online on October 25, 2015.
“Stern Protest from
the Semi-Official Vatican Organ,” Southern
Cross (Australia), October 4, 1935.
“Vatican Organ Blames
Nazi Dogmas for Murder of Jewish Football Player,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), October 4, 1935.
“Reich Jails 3
Priests. They are Accused of Conducting Financial Transactions Abroad,” The New York Times, October 6, 1935.
“Germany Arrests a Catholic
Bishop; Mgr. Peter Legge of Meissen Is Seized on Charge of Violating Currency
Exchange Law, He Awaits Trial in Jail…” The New York Times, October 11, 1935.
“Shocked at Arrest of Bishop,” The New York Times, October 12, 1935.
“Nazis Arrest Daughter of Austria’s Chief Rabbi,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, October 15,
1935, accessed online on October 25, 2015.
“Christians Ask World to Repudiate Nazis,” Chicago Sentinel, October 17, 1935.
“Lithuanian Churches to Ask Cessation of
Anti-Semitism,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
October 24, 1935, accessed online on October 25, 2015.
“3 More Priests Go to Prison
in Reich; One Gets 5 Years for Currency Smuggling and Two 150,000 Mark Fines
Are Imposed. Another Priest a Suicide, Judge Announces That Former Head of
Dominican Group Killed Himself in Jail,” The New York Times, October 24, 1935.
“Jewish Outcasts, Boycott as Reply to Hitler. World
Jewry Organising.” Daily Standard
(Australia), October 26, 1935.
“Palestine Jewry…,” The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, September 22, 1935.
“The Pope Returns to the City of the Vatican,” Southern Cross (Australia), November 1,
1935.
“Nazis Fine Priest Not Flying Banner; Fourteen Others Examined on Charge
of Failing to Show Swastika on Churches. 12 Years Asked For Nun. She Is Accused
in an Exchange Case…,” The New
York Times. November 3, 1935.
“Jail Priest as Smuggler;
But German Judges Indicate They Feel Ignorance of Law to Blame,” The New York
Times, November 10, 1935.
“Lithuania Orders Probe of Anti-Jewish Riots,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, November 10,
1935, accessed online on October 25, 2015.
“Two More Priests Jailed in Germany; Sister of One Is Also Sent to Prison
for Alleged Acts Damaging to Nazis,” The
New York Times, November 13, 1935.
“Trial of Bishop of Meissen,” London Times, November 20, 1935.
“Nazi Ambiguity, Vatican’s Answer to Hitler’s Charges,” Advocate (Australia), November 21, 1935.
“Hitler’s Germany,” Southern
Cross (Australia), November 22, 1935.
“5-Year Prison Term Is Asked for Bishop…,” The New York Times, November 22, 1935.
“Meissen Bishop Sentenced,” The New York Times, November 24, 1935.
“Paradise for Blackmailers,” Time Magazine, November 25,
1935.
“Catholics Arrested, New Nazi Campaign, Offensive against
Church, Confidential Documents Seized,” The
Argus (Australia), November 27, 1935.
“Plea
by Berlin Bishop, Von Preysing Seeks
Light on His Aides’ Arrests, Now Admitted,” The New York Times, November 27, 1935.
“Banasch Accused as ‘Spy;’ Germany Sets Up Trained
Reserve, The New York Times, November
29, 1935.
“Two Local Revolts in Reich Reported, Priest and 19
Parishioners are Jailed After a Fight With Police Over Flag, Nazi Students
Beaten, Group in Marburg Who Tried to Upset Traditions Set Upon by Residents,” The
New York Times, November 29,
1935.
“Reich Bans Cardinal’s Newspaper,” The New York Times, December 3, 1935.
“Nazi Papers Attack an American Priest,” The New York Times, December 5, 1935.
“Raids on Catholics Go on in Germany; Two More Vicars
General are Seized in Nationwide Hunt for Church Spies,” The New York Times, December 10, 1935.
“En Allemagne, l’arrestation de prêtres catholiques,” Gazette de Lausanne, December 14, 1935.
“Nazis Delay Trial of
Catholic Priest; Mgr. Banasch Is Reported to Have Received Instructions From
Cardinal Faulhaber,” The New York Times, December 14, 1935.
“Reich Fines 2 More Priests,” The New York Times, December 16, 1935.
1936
“Nazis and Catholics Renew Their Truce,
But Berlin Bishop Fails to Get Promise of Amnesty for Imprisoned Group,” The New York Times, January 4, 1936.
“Priest is Jailed in Germany,” The
New York Times, January 13, 1936.
“Flouts
Pope’s Knowledge,” Chicago Sentinel,
January 16, 1936.
“Reich Priest Imprisoned For His Warning
to Girls,” The New York Times, January
17, 1936.
“Catholic Priest, Foe of Nazis,
Sentenced, Jesuit Convicted of Attacking Party and State in Sermons in Cologne
Pulpit,” The New York Times, January
22, 1936.
“Three
More Priests Penalized by Reich, One Gets 9 Months for Criticism of State,
Another 3 Months−Third Subjected to Fine,” The
New York Times, February 9, 1936.
“Munich Cardinal Assails Nazi
Press ‘Lies’; Faulhaber Denounces Slanders on the Pope,” The New York Times, February 10, 1936.
“Catholic Leaders Jailed in Germany, Arrests Are Laid to
Refusal of Wolker and Aides to Disband Youth Organization,” The New York Times,
February 11,
1936.
“Nazis Strike Blow at
Catholic Youth; 150 Leaders Jailed; Those Held Are Charged With Treasonable
Relations with Communist Organizations,” The New York Times, February 12, 1936.
“Nazis Tighten Grip of
Secret Police; Force Authorized to Command District Governors in Move to Raise ‘Striking
Power.’ Papal Nuncio Intervenes, Calls at Foreign Office After the Arrests of
Leaders of Catholic Youth Groups. Secret Police Get More Reich Power,” The New York
Times, February 13, 1936.
“Charges by Nazis. Roman Catholics Involved. Plotting
with Communists. Drive against Bible Society,” The Argus (Australia), February 15, 1936.
“Persecution in Germany,” The Sydney Morning Herald, February 18, 1936.
“Foreign,” Western
Mail (Australia), February 20, 1936.
“Catholic Prelate is Freed in Reich; Mgr. Bannasch’s
Release is Reported after Decision to Drop Treason Charge. He Was Held 4 Months. State Now Believes His Reports to
Vatican Were Not Giving News to ‘Foreign Power.’ The New York Times, February 26, 1936.
“Nazis Gaol Priest,” The Queenslander (Australia), February 27, 1936.
“Reich Clergy Raided on Getting Red Mail; Now They
Open It in Postman’s Presence,” The New
York Times, March 12, 1936.
“France Reaffirms Demand for League Action against
Germany, Herr Hitler Asks ‘Peace…,’” The
Palestine Post, March 15, 1936.
“Germany: Best Mouths,” Time Magazine, March 30, 1936.
“‘Woe to the Priests.’ How Hitler Speaks. The Truth
about Germany’s Attack on the Church,” Catholic
Freeman’s Journal (Australia), April 2, 1936.
“Germany Jails 9 Priests, Thirteen Convicted of
Smuggling Out Marks Between Slices of Bread,” The New York Times, April 5, 1936.
“Nazi Critics Freed by Hitler Amnesty, Those Sentenced
to Less Than Six Months for Political Activities Are Pardoned, Clergy Are Not
Included…,” The New York Times, April
25, 1936.
“Scores German Minister, Vatican Paper Assails Dr.
Frank on Race and Sterilization Laws,” The
New York Times, April 6, 1936.
“Pontiff Condemns Red and Nazi
Curbs; He Decries Interference with Religion in Russia and Reich-Assails
Communism Anew. Hopes for Era of Peace Sees Possibility of It With the War in Ethiopia
Ended-Catholic
Press Praised. Pontiff Condemns Red Nazi Curbs,” The New York
Times, May 13, 1936.
“Greek Catholic Bishop Condemns Race Prejudice,” The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle, May 15, 1936.
“Ban on the Nazi Party in Holland Is Ordered by Catholic
Bishops, Pastoral Letter to Be Read Today Warns Sacraments Will Be Denied to
Those Who Join….,” The New York Times,
May 24, 1936.
“8-Year Jail Term for German Priest;
Three Franciscans Monks Get Higher Sentences in Mass Trials for Immorality,” The New York Times, May 28, 1936.
“Catholic Church in Holland Bans Nazis,” Chicago Sentinel, May 28, 1936.
“Catholic Archbishops and the Jews,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), May 29, 1936.
“Germany Imprisons Monastery Teacher,
Sentences Another Priest for Immorality….” The
New York Times, June 5, 1936.
“Priest Sentenced to 8 Years in Reich…,” The New York Times, June 6, 1936.
“Jews,
Gentiles Applaud Cardinal’s Vigorous Denunciation of Hitler,” Chicago Sentinel, July 9, 1936.
“Another Priest Accused in Reich,” The New York Times, June 21, 1936.
“Two German Priests Sentenced,” The New York Times, June 24, 1936.
“Catholic Priest in Danzig Fined,” The New York Times, June 26, 1936.
“Prelate in Danzig Defies Nazi Laws,
Bishop O’Rourke Calls on All Church Followers to Defend Their Faith…,” The New York Times, July 24, 1936
“Belgium,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), August 14, 1936.
“[A Great Stir],” The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, August 14, 1936.
“Nazi Restrictions on the Church,
Catholic Bishops’ Protest,” London Times,
August 29, 1936.
“Another German Pastoral,” The New York Times, August 30, 1936.
“Catholics Warn Nazis,” Los
Angeles Times, August 29, 1936.
“Church and Nazis, Bishops’ Call to
People,” London Times, September 2,
1936.
“Vatican Organ Condemns Polish Pogroms,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
September 4, 1936.
“Woe to Wotan,” Time Magazine, September 7, 1936.
“Pope Assails Foes of Church in
Spain, But Bars Revenge; Tells 400 Refugees That Both Reds and Nazis Are
Menaces to Religion in Europe. Pays Honor to Martyrs Urges Avoidance of
Excesses in All Efforts to Redress the ‘Savage Persecutions,’” The New York Times, September 15, 1936.
“The Pope on the Jewish Question in Poland,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 25,
1936.
“German Pastor is Fined; Failed to Fly Swastika Flag
on Church on Hitler Birthday,” The New York Times, October 8, 1936.
“Bishop Says Nazis Distort Papal Aim.
Count von Preysing of Berlin Lays Twisting of Catholic Program to Curbs and to
Press. He Cites Stand on Reds, Charges Church Has Not Been Permitted to Give
Full View for Fighting Communism,” The
New York Times, October 13, 1936.
“Paroles chrétiennes,” Israël, October 14, 1936.
“Polish Bishop Holds Anti-Semitism is
Anti-Christian,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, October 15, 1936, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Pulse Taker,” Time Magazine, October 19, 1936.
“Vatican Organ Hits Nazis for Hiding
Truth,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
October 25, 1936, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Vatican Organ Hits Nazis for Hiding
Truth,” Chicago Sentinel, November 5,
1936.
“Pope Names 3 Jews to New Academy of
Sciences,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
November 6, 1936.
“German Clerics Protest Stuermer’s Drive
against Old Testament,” Chicago Sentinel,
November 12, 1936.
“Innuendo by Nazis Arouses Catholics.
Angriff Groups Pictures of Cardinal Pacelli, Negroes and Mayor La Guardia.
Attacks Equality Theory. Runs Display Under Heading ‘At God’s Table All Are
Equal’ -
Berlin Bishopric Protests,” The New York Times, December 17, 1936.
“Polish Primate Condemns Anti-Semitic
Violence,” The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
November 27, 1936.
“The Vatican and Jewish Scientists,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), December 18,
1936.
1937
“Faulhaber
Urges Fight on Paganism; Cardinal Asks All German Catholics to Oppose
Deschristianizing Forces,” The New
York Times, January 1, 1937.
“Pope Attacks Nazi Policies in Christmas
Message to World,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
January 1, 1937.
“Catholics Pledge Aid to Hitler
Anew in War on the Reds, Deny Link to Bolshevism, Protest Curbs, Asking Church
Freedom–Statement Laid to Hitler-Faulhaber Talk,” The New York
Times,
January 2, 1937.
“Joys and Sorrows,” Time
Magazine, January 4, 1937.
“Jews Attacked in Fascist Press,” Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 8, 1937.
“Naziism at War with Christianity,” The Palestine Post, January 12, 1937.
“Sick Pope,” Time
Magazine, January 18, 1937.
“Reich Catholic Bishops Combat Neo-Pagan Attacks on Faith,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, January
21, 1937, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Vatican Denies Streicher Rumor,” Chicago Sentinel, February 4, 1937.
“The Attack on the Church, Anti-Semitism and
Anti-Catholicism, ‘Christianity is Jewish,’” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), February 5, 1937.
“Breaches of Vatican Concordat, Archbishop’s
Protest,” London Times, February 14,
1937.
“Nazis Are Assailed by Munich
Prelate; Cardinal von Faulhaber Holds in Sermon, They Have Broken the Concordat
Repeatedly,” The New York Times, February 15, 1937.
“Nazism the Enemy of Christianity,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), February 26, 1937.
“Vatican Organ Flays Nazi Racial Theory,” Ohio Jewish Chronicle, March 5, 1937.
“Break with Vatican Hinted,” The New York Times, March 22, 1937.
“The Pope and the Nazis, An Encyclical, Breaches of
Reich Concordat,” London Times, March
22, 1937.
“Pope Warns Nazis Church Will
Fight to Keep Its Rights; Strong Encyclical to German Catholics Charges Violations
of Concordat With Vatican … Bishop of Berlin Calls on Men to Be Ready to
Defend Faith,” The New York Times, March 22, 1937.
“Pope’s Encyclical on Reich Church,” The Palestine Post, March 23, 1937.
“The Pope’s Letter, Serious Regret in
Germany, Future of Concordat,” London
Times, March 23, 1937.
“Air
Jewish Question,” Bnai Brith Messenger,
January 8, 1934.
“Pope Denounces ‘Race-ology’,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 26, 1937.
“The Pope’s Stand against Nazism,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 26, 1937.
“Reich Faces Religious Crisis; Papal Encyclical
Has Brought the Issue to a Head for Catholics and Protestants,” The
New York Times, March 28,
1937.
“Nos. 29 &.30,” Time Magazine, March 29, 1937.
“Papal Challenge to Nazism,” The Palestine Post, March 31, 1937.
“New
Encyclical Widens Reich-Vatican Rupture,” Chicago
Sentinel, April 1, 1937.
“Après la persécution des juifs, voici
celle des catholiques,” Israël, April
6, 1937.
“Papal Encyclical Seen Veering Hungary against
Reich,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, April
7, 1937, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Three Priests Among Seven on Trial in
Reich Charged With Plotting Catholic-Red Front,” The New York Times, April 8, 1937.
“Reich Court Hears Priest helped All,
Persecution Gets Off to Lame Start in Effort to Prove a Catholic-Red Plot,
Admits Opposing Hitler, Father Rossaint Wrote Article in 1932 Warning of Danger
of a Fascist Government,” The New York
Times, April 9, 1937.
“Judge Lectures Priest on Nazism, Defendant in Reich Treason Trial Hears
of Blessings of National Socialism, He Opposes Sterilization… No Evidence
Supports the Charge of Catholic-Red Plot,” The New York Times, April 10, 1937.
“Priest Allowed Reds to
Stay at His House, Father Rossaint on Trial in Reich, Broke off Relations With
Communists in ‘34,” The New York Times,
April 11, 1937.
“Belgian Officials Elated over Rout of
Rexists,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
April 13, 1937, accessed online October 21, 2015.
“Nazi Judge Scolds Priest as Pacifist; ‘What Has
Universal Military Service to Do With Religion?’ He Asks Father Rossaint,” The New York
Times, April 13, 1937.
“Berlin Protests Papal Encyclical. Will
not Tolerate Interference in its Internal Affairs. Synopsis of Note Says. Bars ‘State
Within State.’ Hitler Orders Resumption of Catholics’ Exchange Trials. Judge
Hits Foreign Press,” The New York Times, April 14, 1937.
“Bishop’s Letters Assailed,” The New
York Times, April 14, 1937.
“German Reply to Papal Encyclical,” The Palestine Post, April 16, 1937.
“Reich
Press Attacks Priest Now on Trial, Witnesses Assailed for Not Giving Damaging
Testimony Against Father Rossaint,” The
New York Times, April 17, 1937.
“Roey v. Rex,” Time Magazine, April 19, 1937.
“Reich Drops Charges of Catholic-Red Plot; Asks 15-Year Term for Priest
for Treason,” The New York Times,
April 23, 1937.
“Reich Priest Gets 11 Years in Prison; Rev. Joseph
Rossaint Is Found Guilty of ‘Preparation for High Treason,’” The New York
Times, April 29, 1937.
“Nazi Regime to Try 1,000 Monks in War
Against Catholics, Will Also Bring Many Priests Before Reich Tribunals on
Charges of Immorality…,” The New York
Times, April 30, 1937.
“Hitler v. Everybody,” Time Magazine, May 3, 1937.
“Pope Insists Reich Let Church
Alone; Tells Hitler Catholic Press and Schools in Germany Must Not Be Hampered,”
The New York Times, May 5, 1937.
“Hitler, les Juifs, Bible et le
Vatican,” Israël, May 6, 1937.
“German Priest Gets Five Years,” The New York Times, May 15, 1937.
“Cardinal Violently Attacks
Hitler in Chicago Address,” The Palestine Post, May 20, 1937.
“Worst Street Agitation,” The Palestine Post, May 20, 1937.
“Nazis Demand
Vatican Repudiate Cardinal Mundelein for Anti-Hitler Talk,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, May 20, 1937,
accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Cardinal’s Attack on Hitler
Evokes Official Protest, Goebbels Described as ‘Lying Swindler,” The Palestine Post, May 21, 1937.
“Nazis to Retaliate for Cardinal’s
Attack, Possible Informers of Mundelein May Be Executed If Detected, Los Angeles Times, May 22, 1937.
“Cardinal Mundelein’s Blast,” Chicago Sentinel, May 27, 1937.
“Catholic Onslaught on Nazi Slanderers,
Jewish Congressman Endorses Cardinal’s Attack,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), May 28, 1937.
“Wise Urges Italian Jews Not to Yield to
Fascist Demands,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, May 28, 1937, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“All Churches See New Nazi
Attacks… Pope Urges Firm Stand…,” The New York Times, May 30, 1937.
“Holy War,” Time Magazine, May 31, 1937.
“Criticism of Hitler, Vatican Reply
Rejected, Diplomatic Rupture Possible,” The
West Australian, June 2, 1937.
“German Protest to Vatican against
Cardinal’s Speech, Sequel to Attack in Chicago on Nazis,” The Palestine Post, June 2, 1937.
“Reich-Vatican Relations Near Formal
Break on Mundelein Talk,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, June 2, 1937, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Vatican and Germany. Cautious Policy,” London Times, June 3, 1937.
“Goebbels Attacks Cardinal Mundelein,
Frenzied Tirade against Catholics and Jews,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), June 4, 1937.
“Catholics Aim Blow at Nazis,” Los Angeles Times, June 6, 1937.
“Catholic and Nazi Youth Clash in Munich, 10 Held;
Hitler Warns the Church; Priests Arrested…,” The New York Times, June 7, 1937.
“Priest Held in Fisticuffs,” Los Angeles Times, June 7, 1937.
“Nazis Denounce Austrian Prelate,
Archbishop of Vienna Berated for Defending Jailed German Priests,” Los Angeles Times, June 8, 1937.
“Hitler or Vatican, Nazi Organ
Warns…,” The New York Times, June 9, 1937.
“Catholic Prelates from 7 States Back Up Mundelein,” Chicago Sentinel, June 10, 1937.
“Nazis Ban Catholic Periodicals,” The Palestine Post, June 10, 1937.
“Persécutions religieuses et consolidation raciste,” Israël, June 10, 1937.
“Reich Versus Vatican,”
The Palestine Post, June 11, 1937.
“Arrested Munich Priest,” London
Times, June 14, 1937.
“Munich Cardinal Aids Seized Priest; Faulhaber
Announces Demand to Government for Release of Father Mayr,” The New York
Times, June 14, 1937.
“Sunday of Youth,” Time Magazine, June 14, 1937.
“Jews Defended in Speech by Cardinal
Faulhaber,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
June 15, 1937, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Cardinal Faulhaber Replies, Jews and
Religious Freedom, ‘Stuermer’ Attacks ‘Jew-Friendly Catholics’” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), June 18,
1937.
“Reich Priest Sentenced, Catholic Accused
of Failing to Fly Nazi Flag on Holidays,” The
New York Times, June 20, 1937.
“Pope Foresees Break With Reich
And Plans Appeal to the World; Holds Ninety-five-Minute Conference With Eleven
Cardinals on White Book That Will Publish Details of Clash With Germany -
Avoids Blame for Causing Rift,” The New York Times, June 21, 1937.
“Vatican Proscribes Italian Book
Upholding Nazi Racial Theories,” The
Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), June 25, 1937.
“Germany and Vatican, A Bishop’s Reports
to Rome, Nazi Accusations,” London Times,
June 26, 1937.
“Reich Calls Bishop a Traitor in Court.
Nazi District Leader Produces Copy of Intercepted Letter to Papal Secretary of
State. Concordat Held Broken. Speyer Prelate Reported to Vatican, a ‘Hostile
Power,’ and Sent Pastorals Here.” The
New York Times, June 26, 1937.
“4 Years for Reich Priest, Trier Cleric
Convicted of Getting Money by False Pretenses,” The New York Times, July 2, 1937.
“4 Priests Sentenced for a Clash in
Reich, Get 1 to 3 Years as Alleged Leaders of Attack on Police−Six Laymen
Convicted,” The New York Times, July
4, 1937.
“Bishop’s Protest to Herr Hitler, ‘Immorality
Trials’ in Propaganda” The Palestine Post,
July 7, 1937.
“Germany Imprisons Two Priests… Convicts
Them of Using Pulpit to Agitate…,” The
New York Times, July 9, 1937.
“Le Cardinal Pacelli inaugure la
Basilique de Lisieux…,” Le Figaro,
July 12, 1937.
“Idolatry of Race. Cardinal Pacelli’s
Condemnation,” London Times, July 12,
1937.
“Cardinal Denounces Nazism,
Aims at Destruction of Church in Germany,” Western
Argus (Australia), July 13, 1937.
“Reich Jails Priest for
Marriage Rites; Pastor Convicted of ‘Abetting Racial Defilement’…” The New York
Times, July 13, 1937.
“Dr. Niemöller To Be Tried. ‘Underhand
Attacks’ on Nazis,” London Times,
July 15, 1937.
“Le conflit entre le Vatican et le
Troisième Reich atteint son point culminant…,” Le Figaro, July 19, 1937.
“Pope Pius Praises Cardinal Archbishop of
Chicago,” The Palestine Post, July 19,
1937.
“Berlin accuse le Vatican de collusion…
…avec le communisme,” Le Figaro, July
23, 1937.
“Catholicism and Anti-Semitism,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), July 23,
1937.
“German Priest
Is Fined for Insulting Newspaper,” The
New York Times, August 11, 1937.
“Trial and Demonstration,” Time Magazine, August 16, 1937.
“Cardinal Again Attacks Target,” Los Angeles Times, August 28, 1937.
“Hitler Held Ready for Vatican Truce…,” The New York Times, August 29, 1937.
“Czechoslovakia,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 3, 1937.
“Atrocities in Reich Feared by
Vatican; Editorial, Approved by Pope, Stresses Spanish Attacks Followed
Propaganda,” The New York Times, September 15, 1937.
“Vatican Paper Scores Nazis,” Los Angeles Times, September 15, 1937.
“Cardinal Geri Hits Nazi Racial Theories in Florence Talk,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency,
September 16, 1937, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Vatican Protesting on Nazi Press Attacks…,’” The New York Times, September 18, 1937.
“Nazi-Church
Tension Seen Increasing,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, September 30, 1937, accessed January 17, 2017.
“Pagans and Reds Are Held by Pope
to Menace World; Encyclical Regarded as Rebuke to Germany, Russia, Spain and
Mexico, Bans Exalting of State,” The New York Times, September 30, 1937.
“Summary of Papal Encyclical,” The New York Times, September 30, 1937.
“Pope Deplores Hatred in Civilized World,” Chicago Sentinel, October 7, 1937.
“Berlin Bishop Sees Faith Being
Sapped; Count von Preysing Charges Nazis Are De-Christianizing Germany
Systematically,” The New York Times, October 11, 1937.
“Bishop Scores Nazi Edict, Catholic Leader Says State Plans
to Wipe Out Christianity,” Los Angeles
Times, October 11, 1937.
“Persecution of All Religions,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), October 22, 1937.
“‘Be
Christians, Not Anti-semites,’ Hungarian Prelate Urges Youths,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, November 7,
1937, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Church Fights Back at Nazis,” Los Angeles Times, December 6, 1937.
“Nazis are Defied by Catholic Bishop, Preysing Scores Kerrl
Denial Regime Attacks Christianity−Sees No Liberty of Worship, Seizures and
Bans Cited, Pastoral Letter Says Defense Against Exploitation of the Morals
Trials is Prevented,” The New York Times,
December 6, 1937.
“A Fighter Faces Hitler,” Chicago
Sentinel, December 9, 1937.
“Priest Jailed in Reich; Father Groesser Had
Revealed Plight of Jews and Catholics,” The New York Times, December 22, 1937.
“Nazi ‘Persecution’ Assailed by
Pope; He Denies Politics; In Vigorous Protest Pius Says ‘Brutality’ and ‘Falsehood’
in Reich Have Few Parallels, Speaks with Difficulty, Voice Breaks as He Exhorts
Cardinals−Vatican Foresees Long and Bitter Struggle,” The New York Times, December 25, 1937.
“Vatican Sympathy,” The
Palestine Post, December 28, 1937.
1938
“Catholics in Germany, Last Privileges
Threatened, Restoring Party,” London
Times, January 3, 1938.
“Pope’s Christmas,” Time Magazine, January 3, 1938.
“Reich Bans Issue of The Times, Reich Bans Issue
Containing Pope Pius’ Xmas Eve Message,” The
New York Times, January 6, 1938.
“Duce and the Church, A Conciliatory
Speech, Concordat’s Fruits,” London Times,
January 9, 1938.
“The Pope’s New Year Message,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 14,
1938.
“Nazis Rearrest Catholic Priest,” Los Angeles Times, January 17, 1938.
“Race Hatred in Italy, Warning by ‘Osservatore Romano’,” The Palestine Post, January 20, 1938.
“Cardinal Hinsley on Jewish Persecution,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 21, 1938.
“Spread of Nazi Theories in Italy, The
Vatican Indignant,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
January 21, 1938.
“Rumanian Jews Disfranchised…,” Bnai
Brith Messenger, January 28, 1938.
“Jews Face the Rome-Berlin Axis,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
February 11, 1938.
“Communists and Nazis, Cardinal on a
Fearful Similarity,” London Times,
February 13, 1938.
“Faulhaber Scores Nazi
Persecution; Cites Schools Ban; Prelate Tells 20,000 Every Policeman May Decide
Which Church Affairs Are Political, Denies Communist Link…” The New York Times, February 14, 1938.
“Attack on Nazism, Officials Urge Arrest of Cardinal,” The West Australian, February 16, 1938.
“The Rome-Berlin Axis,” Chicago Sentinel, February 17, 1938.
“Vatican Pact’s End Is Hinted in Reich, Nazi Journal
Intimates Berlin May Tear up Concordat−Bad Faith Is Charged… Official
Publication Asserts Treaty With the Church Runs Counter to Totalitarianism,” The New York Times, February 17, 1938.
“Dynamite,” Time Magazine, February 21, 1938.
“Underground,” Time Magazine, February 21, 1938.
“Cardinal Appeals for Free Austria,” The New York Times, February 27, 1938.
“Nazis and Priests, Munich Archbishop’s Denunciation,” The West Australian, March 1, 1938.
“German Catholic Bishop Lists Troubles to Pope,” The New York Times, March 2, 1938.
“The Vatican Is Concerned Over Catholic Austria,” The New York Times, March 13, 1938.
“Justice & Politics,” Time Magazine, March 14, 1938.
“Vatican Anxious, Prospects of
Catholicism in Austria,” Advocate (Australia),
March 16, 1938.
“Vatican Criticizes Italy for Inaction,
The Osservatore Romano Replies to Cremona Paper’s Attack on ‘Clerical Class” in
Austria,” The New York Times, March
16, 1938.
“The Pope Condemns Hitler,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 18,
1938.
“Catholics Feel Nazi Lash; Jewish Scientists End Lives,” Los Angeles Times, March 19, 1938.
“Anti-Semitism as a Symptom,” The Palestine Post, March 21, 1938.
“The Mystery of Israel, Catholics on the Jewish Question,” The Palestine Post, March 21, 1938.
“Catholics’ Plight in Austria Is Told; Osservatore Romano Reports the
Archbishop of Salzburg Searched for Red Link, Bishop Jailed Overnight, Money Is
Seized in Raid on a Convent - Women’s Groups Banned-Papers
Now Nazi, Women’s Groups Dissolved, Bishop Taken to Prison,” The New York
Times, March 24, 1938.
“Pope Appeals to Franco to Stop Raids on Civilians,” The Palestine Post, March 24, 1938.
“Catholic Purge in Austria, Archbishop Arrested: Press
Abolished,” The Advertiser
(Australia), March 25, 1938.
“War on Church, Priests Held in Austria, Evictions at Salzburg,
Catholic Teachers Dismissed,” The
Canberra Times (Australia), March
25, 1938.
“Must Provide Evidence of Unity, Canon Struck in the
Face…,” The Mercury (Australia),
March 25, 1938.
“Pope Aids Family
of German Jewish Savant,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 27, 1938, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Jews and the Austrian Plebiscite,” The Palestine Post, April 1, 1938.
“Vatican Rebukes Bishops of
Austria for Nazi Plea; Announces They Advised Vote for Anschluss without Its Knowledge or Consent-Papal
Broadcast Scores Innitzer,” The New York Times, April 2, 1938.
“Innitzer Explains Stand,” The New York
Times, April 2, 1938.
“Austrian Bishops’ Act Repudiated, Broadcast from Vatican,
Advice to Vote for Union with Reich Condemned as Cowardly,” The Palestine Post, April 3, 1938.
“Vatican Disavows Austrian Bishop’s Support of Nazis in
Plebiscite,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, April 3, 1938, accessed online on September
24, 2015.
“Arrest of Abbots Adds to Alarm of German
Catholics,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive, 38-1028, April
4, 1938, accessed online on February 17, 2018.
“Entitled to Pronounce,” Time Magazine, April 4, 1938.
“Yes-Cardinal May Be Excommunicated,
Vatican Authorities Silent, Action Against Catholic Church Dignitary Discussed
in Catholic Circles…,” The Palestine Post,
April 4, 1938.
“Innitzer in Rome, Summoned by Pope,
Austrian Cardinal Arrives to Explain Bowing to Nazis−Signs of Accord Seen,” The New York Times, April 6, 1938.
“The Church in Austria,” The New York Times, April 7, 1938.
“Innitzer Retreats on Nazi Appeal
After 2-Hour Talk With the Pope; Cardinal, Virtually Retracting His Plea for Anschluss, Issues New Declaration
Insisting on Rights of Church Innitzer Retreats on Anschluss, Plea Position Had Been Weakened German Reaction Awaited
Nuncio to Berlin in Vienna,” The New York Times,
April 7, 1938.
“The Pope and the Nazis. Vienna Cardinal
in Audience. Church’s Demands,” London
Times, April 7, 1938.
“Pope’s Resentment,” Western Mail (Australia), April 7, 1938.
“Reactions to Hitler’s Austrian Coup,” Advocate (Australia), April 7, 1938.
“Public Enlightenment,” Time Magazine, April 11, 1938.
“Pope Unreconciled to Austrian Steps…Protest
for Niemoeller,” The New York Times,
April 14, 1938.
“Political Catholicism,” Time Magazine, April 18, 1938.
“Austrian Hierarchy’s Declaration,” Advocate (Australia), April 21, 1938.
“Women’s Organisation Disbanded,” Advocate (Australia), April 21, 1938.
“Fateful Days in Austria, Cardinal
Innitzer: The Vatican Broadcast,” Southern
Cross (Australia), April 29, 1938.
“Hungarian
‘Jew-Law’ Debated,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), April 29, 1938.
“Pope Pius Avoids Meeting Hitler…,”
The New York Times, May 1, 1938.
“Pope Disapproves Swastikas in Rome…,” The New York Times, May 5, 1938.
“Pope Closes Museums Till Hitler Leaves; Pontiff Resents
Swastika-Bearing Visitors,” The New York
Times, May 7, 1938.
“Priests Hit Nazi Propaganda,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, May 8, 1938, accessed May 21, 2017.
“Treatment of Jews Assailed by Priest in Graz Paper,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, May 8, 1938,
accessed May 21, 2017.
“Vatican Reported Incensed at Lavish Welcome for Hitler,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, May 8, 1938,
accessed May 21, 2017.
“Tumultuous Berlin Welcome as Hitler Returns from Italy… The
Pope’s Remark,” The Palestine Post,
May 11, 1938.
“Vatican Attacks Nazi Theory, Denounces Hitler Racial
Doctrines as Menace to Humanity and Religion,” Chicago Sentinel, May 12, 1938.
“Pope Flays Nazi Flag Display,” Chicago Sentinel, May 12, 1938.
“Swastika and Cross in Italy, Fascist Paper Attacks Pope,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), May 13, 1938.
“Nazi Press Scored by Vatican
Organ; Osservatore Romano Protests ‘Campaign
of Falsehoods’ Against the Church…, Stresses Suppression of Catholic
Publications and Denial of Defense Right,” The New York
Times, May
15, 1938.
“Reich Will Ignore Catholic Congress,
Germany Will Not Be Represented at Budapest Meeting,” The New York Times, May 20, 1938.
“Vatican Opens Worldwide War on Race
Dogmas,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
May 20, 1938.
“Letter to Catholic Universities Condemns
Nazi Racial Theories, Circular from Holy Congregation of Catholic Seminaries,” The Palestine Post, May 25, 1938.
“Nazi Organ Assails Eucharistic Congress;
Sees Pacelli as Hope of Jews,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, May 26, 1938, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Le Cardinal Pacelli prononce en français
un retentissant discours…,” Le Figaro,
May 26, 1938.
“Nazi Arrest Stirs Catholic Writers, 150
in Budapest Hear Editor of Osservatore Romano Score Detention of Dr. Funder,” The New York Times, May 29, 1938.
“Lord
Rothschild’s Speech, Horrors of Austrian Situation,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), June 3, 1938.
“Eucharist in Budapest Time Magazine, June 6, 1938.
“Pope Condemns Bombing of Defenceless Civilians,” The Palestine Post, June 10, 1938.
“Catholic Church Rejects Racialism, Polish Cardinal Tells
Fascist Body,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, June 22, 1938, accessed online on September
24, 2015.
“Primate to Aid in Fight against
Persecution,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
July 5, 1938, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Nazi Morality Trials,” The Courier-Mail (Australia), July 6,
1938.
“Vatican City Paper Calls Attacks on Jews
Inhuman,” The New York Times, July 6,
1938.
“Archbishop Deplores Persecution of
Jews,” The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
July 15, 1938.
“Rabbis Hear Praise of Pope for War on
Anti-Semitism,” Ohio Jewish Chronicle,
July 15, 1938.
“Reich Divorce Law Scored at Vatican.
Osservatore Romano Asserts Measure, Effective Aug. 1, ‘Wounds’ Every Catholic,
Blow to Family Visioned. ‘Annihilation of the Individual Seen in
Decree−Marriage of Adulterous Couple Hit,” The
New York Times, July 14, 1938.
“Jews Luck,” Time Magazine, July 18, 1938.
“Why Is an Artificial Race
Problem Raised in Italy?” The New York
Times, July
18, 1938.
“Pope Assails Anti-Semitism in Italy…,” Chicago Sentinel, July 21, 1938.
“The Curse of Nationalism,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), July 22, 1938.
“Nazis
Confiscate London Times for Letter Condemning Persecution,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, July 22,
1938, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Jewish Journalist Expelled by Italy; Edward
Kleinlehrer [sic], 15 Years a Resident, Is Ordered to Leave,” The New York
Times, July 23, 1938.
“The Shadow of the Swastika,” The Palestine Post, July 24, 1938.
“Church Clash Brewing as Anti-Semitism Rises,” Chicago
Sentinel, July 28, 1938.
“Vatican Blasts Italian Racialism,” Chicago Sentinel, July 28, 1938.
“Catholics against Anti-Semitism,” Ohio Jewish Chronicle, July 29, 1938.
“Italy’s Drift to Anti-Semitism,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), July 29,
1938.
“Pope Blasts Racialism as Anti-Catholic…,”
The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
July 29, 1938.
“Pope Warns Italy Not to Hit Church in
Race Campaign… Condemns New Program Exaggerated Nationalism Held to Be Barrier
Between Men, Peoples and Nations,” The New York Times, July 30, 1938.
“Mussolini Defies Vatican Warning
in Racist Dispute; ‘We Will Go Straight Ahead,’ Says Premier in Reply to Pope’s
Attack on Program, Denies Imitating Hitler, Gayda, Fascist Editor, Asserts That
Even Democracies Take Steps to Protect Race Seen Ready to Fight Pope,” The New York Times, July 31, 1938.
“Nazis Set Fire to Ruttenburg Bishop’s Home, Incensed at His
Refusal to Vote in Plebiscite,” The New
York Times, July 31, 1938.
“None of his Business,” The
Palestine Post, July 31, 1938.
“Pope-Duce Division on New Racial Policy,” The Palestine Post, July 31, 1938.
“Reich Press Assails Pope;
Threatens to Expose ‘Dangerous Activities’ of Catholic Action,” The New York Times, July 31, 1938.
“Pope Fighting Anti-Semitism,” Chicago Sentinel, August 4, 1938.
“The Pope Speaks Out,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), August 5, 1938.
“Pope’s Action in Warsaw, Check Spread of Racialism, Sequel
to Attack on Non-Aryan Priest,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), August 5, 1938.
“The Sixth Commandment,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), August 5, 1938.
“Vatican
Defense of Jews,” Bnai Brith Messenger, August
5, 1938.
“Italy to Curb Role of Jews by
Ratio…,” The New York Times, August 6, 1938.
“Church and State Rift in Italy
Nears Climax; Pope Awaits Next Move by Mussolini…,” The New York
Times,
August 7, 1938.
“Institute for Race Purity, Italian Government Decree,” The Palestine Post, August 8, 1938.
“Pope’s Attack on Racialism,” The Palestine Post, August 8, 1938.
“Who Strikes at the Pope,” Time Magazine, August 8, 1938.
“May We Say…,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), August 12, 1938.
“Nazis Caricature the Pope,” Daily News (Australia), August 12, 1938.
“Religionists’ Dissension over
Racial Controversy,” Telegraph (Australia), August 12,
1938.
“Rome Press Curb on Pope
Assailed; Vatican Organ Protests Use of Nazi Comment After Boycott of Attacks
on Racism Distorted Version Seen, Osservatore
Romano Declares That Church Will Defend Persecuted Jews,” The New York Times, August 12, 1938.
“Vatican Denies Interpretation Put on Pope’s Remarks about
Racialism,” Telegraph (Australia),
August 12, 1938.
“Demons of Hell,” Time Magazine, August 15, 1938.
“Germany and the Pope,” The Palestine Post, August 15, 1938.
“Vienna Nazi-Vatican Cleavage Grows, Pope’s
View on Tolerance Derided in Austria,” The
Palestine Post, August 16, 1938.
“Pope Declares War,” Chicago Sentinel, August 18, 1938.
“Italian Racialists Attack Britain… Pope
Instructs Priests to Resist,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), August 19, 1938.
“Vatican Organ Says Church Will Defend
Persecuted Jews Everywhere,” The Jewish
Criterion (Pittsburgh), August 19, 1938.
“Further Dispatches from Italy,” Chicago Sentinel, August 25, 1938.
“Hungarian Nazis’ Ruse Angers Catholic
Circles,” Chicago Sentinel, August
25, 1938.
“Pope Renews Attack,” Chicago Sentinel, August 25, 1938.
“Dissembled
Love, or the Affectionate Boycott,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), August 26, 1938.
“Exile for Bishop of Rottenburg, Penalty for Abstaining from
Plebiscite,” The Palestine Post,
August 26, 1938.
“Reich Province Banishes Catholic Bishop Who Refused
to Vote in Austrian Plebiscite,” The New
York Times, August 26, 1938.
“Bishop’s Expulsion Protested in
Rome; Vatican Organ Says That Nazi Action against Dr. Sproll Violates Concordat,
“The New York Times, August 27, 1938.
“Further Dispatches from Italy,” Chicago Sentinel, August 28, 1938.
“Growing Catholic Activity against Italy’s Racialism Policy,
Clergy Urges Avoidance of ‘Pagan Practices,’” The Palestine Post, August 28, 1938.
“Catholic Bishops Assail Nazi
Policy; Pastoral Letter, Read in All Churches, Rebukes Regime for Stand on
Religion,” The New York Times, August 29, 1938.
“Church Warned In Italy,” The New York Times, August 29, 1938.
“Pope Renews Criticism of Racialism; Fascist Papers Attacks
on Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, August 29, 1938, accessed online on April 20, 2016.
“Pope Still against Racial Theory,” The Palestine Post, August 29, 1938.
“Reich Bishops Hit Nazi Anti-Religious Drive in Defiant
Letter,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, August 29, 1938, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Pope Reaffirms Anti-Racialism,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 2, 1938.
“Streicher Attacks Pope. ‘Protector of the Jews,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), September 2, 1938.
“Vatican Organ Denies Pact Excludes Racism From Church
Scope,” The Jewish Criterion,
September 2, 1938.
“Polish Cardinal’s Attack,” Palestine Post, September 8, 1938.
“Racialism
a Grave Error, Pope Again Attacks New Italian Policy,” The Palestine Post, September 8, 1938.
“Nazi
Effort to Gag Bishops is Vain as Pastoral is Read,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive, 38-2722, September 12, 1938, accessed online on
February 18, 2018.
“Un
discours du Pape, ‘L’antisémitisme est inadmissible, Nous sommes
spirituellement des sémites,” La Croix,
September 17, 1938.
“Vatican Organ Hits at Nazi Press Bureau; Sees Persecution
Two-edged Weapon,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, September 22, 1938, accessed online on
September 24, 2015.
“The Black Year, p. 135,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), September
23, 1938.
“Pope versus Jew-Baiters, Racial Paper Proscribed,
Farinacci’s Violent Outburst” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 23, 1938.
“The
Voice of the Vatican,” The Jewish
Criterion (Pittsburgh), September 23, 1938.
“Pope Calls Italian Racism a Serious Error,” Ohio
Jewish Chronicle, September
30, 1938.
“Pope Calls on All for Peace
Prayer; The Pontiff Breaks Down and Sobs in Plea for Action to Prevent
Slaughter, Offers to Yield His Life, Pius Implores World to Ask God to Sustain
Statesmen in Peaceful Negotiations…,” The New York
Times,
September 30, 1938.
“Italian ‘Defence of Race’ Put on Index, Immoral Articles
Liable to Degrade Reader’s Morality,” The
Palestine Post, October 3, 1938.
“Ghetto Classes in Italy, Jewish Notaries
Expelled, Vatican Attacks Farinacci,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), October 7, 1938.
“Polish Archbishop Denounces Anti-Semitism
and Racialism,” The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle, October 7, 1938.
“Vienna
Nazi Mob Storms Cardinal Innitzer’s Home; He is Reported Injured; Windows
Smashed, Prelate Is Said to Have Been Cut by Glass as He Prays in Chapel
Furniture is Thrown Out, Burned in Cathedral Square-Attack Is Revenge for Clash Involving
Catholic Youths Furniture Is Burned Irresponsible Mob, Blamed Nazi Mobs in
Vienna Injures Cardinal, Cardinal’s Stand Changed, Had Urged Vote for Reich,
Defiance Was Foreseen,” The New
York Times, October 9, 1938.
“Nazi Mob Raids Cardinal Palace,” Los Angeles Times, October 9, 1938.
“Jail Cardinal, Nazis Shout Parading Past Vienna Palace,” Los Angeles Times, October 10, 1938.
“Cardinal Innitzer Put Under
Guard; Vienna Police Are in Control as Nazi Youths Demonstrate and Shout New
Insults Worshipers Keep Discipline, Entry to Palace Forbidden,” The New York
Times, October 10, 1938.
“Nazis Raid on Cardinal’s Palace, Palace Wrecked,
Priest Thrown through Window,” Northern
Standard (Australia), October 11, 1938.
“Church-Nazi Tension in Austria,” The Palestine Post, October 12, 1938.
“New Innitzer Step Infuriates
Nazis; Vienna Cardinal’s Plea Issued in Pamphlet Form-
Mayor Assails Him in Speech,” The New York Times, October 12, 1938.
“Innitzer Assailed in Nazi
Newspaper; Vienna Cardinal Warned His ‘Methods’ Must End-
Sermon Held ‘Great Provocation,’ Prelate is Kept Indoors, Servants Sign a
Police Pledge of Silence…,” The New York
Times, October 13, 1938.
“Nazis Celebrate Victory, Threats to Vienna Jews,” The Palestine Post, October 13, 1938.
“Le racisme en Italie,” Israël, October 13, 1938.
“Le Vatican contre la politique antisémite,” Israël, October 13, 1938.
“Archbishop Innitzer, the Vienna Cardinal,” The Palestine Post, October 14, 1938.
“Curb on Catholics Ordered
in Vienna, Buerckel Assails Cardinal and ‘Political Clergy’-Preparatory
Schools of Priests Banned,” The New York Times, October 14, 1938.
“Catholicism’s End Held Aim of Nazis; Indirect Means Employed
to Destroy Church, Bishops Are Told…,” The New York
Times, October 15, 1938.
“Vatican Lays Riots to Nazis
in Vienna; Gives Version of the Events, Saying Attacks on Cardinal’s Palace
Were Unprovoked, Lists Acts of Violence, It Charges Police Connived at
Outbreaks and Culprits Were Not Arrested, Secretary Struck Down, Chaplain Is
Injured…,” The New York Times, October
15, 1938.
“Reich Seizes 4 Monks Protesting Eviction, Demonstration Resisting
State Order is Laid to Them,” The New York Times, October 16, 1938.
“Outward Testimony,” Time Magazine, October 17, 1938.
“Six Priests Seized by Nazis in Vienna; Prelate is
Curbed; Bishop Among Those Arrested- Archbishop of Salzburg Is
Forbidden to Visit Schools, Funk Plans One to Extend to Black Sea-Berlin
Offers Aid to Budapest in a Deal, Drive on Austrian Catholics, Nazis Curb
Archbishop…, The New York Times,
October 18, 1938.
“Salzburg Bishop Attacked by Nazis; Mob Breaks
Palace Windows in Outbreak Similar to Raid on Cardinal’s Home, Appeal to
Vatican Likely, Church is Stone in a Vienna Suburb‒Two Synagogues Fired by
Youths,” The New York Times, October 19, 1938.
“Pope Grieves over Racism,” Chicago Sentinel, October 20, 1938.
“Pope’s Anxiety over World Crisis,” Advocate (Australia), October 20, 1938.
“Nazis
Arrest Priests, Alleged Political Speeches,” The Courier-Mail (Australia), October 20, 1938.
“Anti-Jew
and Anti-Catholic, Savage Nazi Rioting in Austria,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), October 21, 1938.
“Austria Jails Monks for Resisting Ouster, They Are Said to
Have Damaged Furnishings and Blamed Police,” The New York Times, October 21, 1938.
“Pope Denounces Nazis in Talk to
Delegates,” The New York Times, October
21, 1938.
“Pope Likens Hitler to Early
Renegade; Julian the Apostate’s Attacks on Christians Held Similar to Those by
Nazi Dictator Judas and Nero Recalled; Pontiff, in Talk to Professors, Denies
Holy See Has Pursued Political Aims in Reich; Persecution Wounds His Heart
Cites ‘Sinister Works;’ Persecution Blow to Faithful Recalls Events of
Lifetime; Goebbels Warns Innitzer, Catholic Churches Attacked,” The New York Times, October 22, 1938.
“Pope’s Bitter Attack on Nazi Policy, Outspoken Warning to
Hitler, ‘Human Dignity Betrayed,’ Speech so Strong That Publication Delayed,” The Advertiser (Australia), October 22,
1938.
“Understanding Impossible,” Newcastle Morning Herald and Miner’s Advocate (Australia), October
22, 1938.
“Bishop Makes Pact with Nazis,” The Palestine Post, October 24, 1938.
“Pfui Innitzer! Time Magazine, October 24, 1938.
“Savage Devastations in Vienna, A Vatican
Condemnation,” The Palestine Post,
October 24, 1938.
“Le pape est violemment attaqué par un
journal allemand,” Gazette de Lausanne,
October 25, 1938.
“Fascists and Nazis Attack the Pope, ‘An
Ally of the Jews,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
October 28, 1938.
“Pope Again Attacks Nazi Race Program,” Chicago Sentinel, November 2, 1938.
“Nazis Say Pope Seeks Reports on
Germany, Important Clergymen Reported to Have Been Summoned,” The
New York Times,
November 6, 1938.
“Faulhaber Lists Catholics’
Rights, Munich Cardinal Champions the Individual against Nazi State’s
Restrictions…,” The New York Times,
November 7, 1938.
“Innitzer Guarded, Vatican Aide
Says, Cardinal is Declared to Be in ‘Protective Custody’ of Nazis in Vienna,
Spokesman for Prelate Denies the Report, but Restriction on Travel is Indicated,” The
New York Times, November 10,
1938.
“Les juifs d’Allemagne et d’Italie… Protestation du Vatican,”
Israël, November 10, 1938.
“Persecution in Austria, Record of Brutal Aggression,” Advocate (Australia), November 10, 1938.
“Vienna Nazis Hold Cardinal,” Los Angeles Times, November 10, 1938.
“All Vienna’s Synagogues Attacked; Fires and Bombs Wreck 18
of 21, Jews are Beaten, Furniture and Goods Flung From Homes and Shops‒15,000
are Jailed During Day‒20 Are Suicides,” The New York Times, November 11, 1938.
“Bands Rove Cities, Thousands Arrested for ‘Protection’ as
Gangs Avenge Paris Death…,” The New York Times, November 11, 1938.
“Pope Likens Hitler to Historical Renegade,” Ohio
Jewish Chronicle, November
11, 1938.
“Cardinal’s Palace Stoned, Anti-Catholic
Campaign,” London Times, November 13,
1938.
[Mass Arrests of Jews…], The Palestine Post, November 13, 1938.
“More Arrests, Jews to Pay for Nazi
Damage,” London Times, November 13,
1938.
“Munich Mob Smashes Windows in an
Outbreak Against Catholics…,” The New York Times, November 13, 1938.
“New Italian Decrees Drive Jews from Social, Economic Spheres,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, November 13, 1938, accessed online on February 3, 2016.
“New Nazi Savagery Spells Doom of Jewish
Life in Germany,” The Palestine Post,
November 13, 1938.
“25,000 Jews under Arrest in Wake of
Worst Pogrom in Modern German History; 4 Dead,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, November 13, 1938, accessed online on
February 3, 2016.
“Vatican
to Attack Italian Race Law,” The New York Times, November 13, 1938.
“Anti-Jewish Rioting, British Criticism,
Protests in Germany,” Townsville Daily
Bulletin (Australia), November 14, 1938.
“British, American Public Opinion
Reflects Horror at German Events,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, November 14, 1938, accessed online October 21, 2015.
“News Brief,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, November 14, 1938, accessed online
October 21, 1938.
“Church Making Germany its Enemy,” Queensland Times (Australia), November
14, 1938.
“Criticism Annoys Germans,” The Sydney Herald, November 14, 1938.
“Egregious Protocols,” Time Magazine, November 14, 1938.
“Extremists
Sway Nazis and Jews Are Menaced With More Drastic Rule,” The
New York Times, November 14,
1938.
“Munich Jews’ Plight, Hiding from
Arrest,” London Times, November 14,
1938.
“News Brief,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, November 14, 1938, accessed online on
February 3, 2016.
“Victims of Nazis, World-Wide Sympathy,” The Maitland Daily Mercury (Australia),
November 14, 1938.
“Catholics Bitter over Munich Raids,
Thousands View Damage to Cardinal’s Palace, Wonder about Future Rights…,” The New York Times, November 15, 1938.
“Two Papal Notes Opposed to Race Law,
Mussolini and King Ignored Pius’s Protests Against Restrictions on Marriages,” The New York Times, November 15, 1938.
“Vatican Again Protests against Racial
Laws,” The Palestine Post, November
15, 1938.
“Vatican Protests Italian Racial Marriage
Laws,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
November 15, 1938, accessed online on February 3, 2016.
“King Assures Pope on Marriage Laws,” The New York Times, November 15, 1938.
“Le cardinal Van Roey condamne à nouveau
la doctrine raciste,” La Croix,
November 17, 1938.
“Chamberlain Expresses Concern for
Sufferers,” Chicago Sentinel, November 17, 1938.
“Milan Cardinal Sees ‘Racism’ as a
Danger, Schuster, Long a Defender of Fascism, Condemns Theory,” The New York Times, November 17, 1938.
“The Nazi Assault upon Civilization,” Chicago Sentinel, November 17, 1938.
“Nazi Press Attacks U. S., G. B.,” Chicago Sentinel, November 17, 1938.
“Storm of Anger Sweeps America over Nazi
Hate,” The Palestine Post, November 17, 1938.
“President Condemns German Persecution,” Chicago Sentinel, November 17, 1938.
“Protests against German Pogroms Come from All Sources via Radio and
Press,” Chicago Sentinel, November
17, 1938.
“Roosevelt Rebuke Declared General,
Reproof of Nazis Applied to Attacks on Catholics as Well as on Jews,” The New York Times, November 17, 1938.
“Text of the Catholic Protest Broadcast,”
The New York Times, November 17,
1938.
“To Meet Soon, British Cabinet Discusses
Approach to Germany,” The Palestine Post,
November 17, 1938.
“U. S. German Ambassador Called Home for
Discussion of Reich Situation,” Chicago Sentinel, November
17, 1938.
“World is Aghast at Germany’s Persecution of Jews,” The Recorder (Australia), November 17, 1938.
“Faulhaber Attack Held Deliberate, Assault on Munich Residence Was
Organized, Dispatch to Vatican Organ States,” The New York Times, November 18, 1938.
“Goebbels vs. Grunspan,” La Croix,
November 18, 1938.
“Le monde entier proteste contre les violences nazies,” La Croix, November 18, 1938.
“The Nazi Barbarism,” Southern
Cross (Australia), November 18, 1938.
“Vatican Organ Publishes Cardinal’s Denunciation of Anti-semitism,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, November 18,
1938, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Déclarations du Cardinal Verdier sur l’antisémitisme, le racisme,” La Croix, November 21, 1938.
“Germany: These
Individuals!” Time Magazine, November
21, 1938.
“Germany Places Ban on 77 Foreign
Newspapers, Recent Issues Confiscated, New York Times Included,” The New York Times, November 20, 1938.
“Les reactions américaines et anglaises
devant les mesures antisémitiques du Reich s’accentuent,” La Croix,
November 20, 1938.
“News Brief,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, November 21, 1938, accessed online on
September 24, 2015.
“Protective Custody,” Time Magazine, November 21, 1938.
“Madman Hitler,” Time Magazine, November 21, 1938.
“9 Deaths Listed in Nazi Pogroms; 180
Synagogues Burned,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, November 23, 1938 accessed online on February 3, 2016.
“Nazi Persecution of Jews, Profound
Reaction in America, Synagogue Dynamited,” The
Central Queensland Herald (Australia),
November 24, 1938.
“New Anti-Jewish Drive, Secret Orders to
Nazi Officers,” The Courier-Mail
(Australia), November 24, 1938.
“Persecution of Jews, New Nazi Campaign,
Ghetto System Likely, World Opinion Ignored,” The West Australian, November 24, 1938.
“Pogroms Pay,” Chicago
Sentinel, November 24, 1938.
“Jews Fine to Bolster Nazi Finance,” The
Palestine Post, November 25, 1938.
“L’Osservatore
Romano et la question juive,” La Croix, November 27, 1938.
“Woe to the Jews,” Time Magazine, November 28, 1938.
“Reichsverband Reopens; Munich
Ban on Religious Services Lifted; Arrests Total 60,000,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
November 30, 1938, accessed online on February 3, 2016.
“Pope Versus Jew-Baiters, Racial Paper
Proscribed, Farinacci’s Violent Outburst,” Hebrew
Standard of Australasia (Australia), December 1, 1938.
“The
Christian Outlook, by George Richmond Grose,” Bnai Brith Messenger, December 2, 1938.
“Racialism Condemned by Italian Church,
Vatican Protest against Nazi Persecutions,”
The Palestine Post, December 2, 1938.
“A
Protest and a Petition, London Meeting Condemns Brutality; Call for Open Gates
to Palestine,” The Palestine Post, December 4, 1938.
“Reich Persecutions Opposed by Italians, Violent Tactics
Disapproved–Situation Held Shocking,” The
New York Times, December 4, 1938.
“Ad Nauseum,” Time Magazine, December 5, 1938.
“Pope & Democracy,” Time Magazine, December 5, 1938.
“Archbishop Decries the ‘Evil Nazi
Reich,” American Appeals for Assistance,”
The Palestine Post, December 6, 1938.
“Boorish Falsehoods, “Osservatore”
Comment on German Accusations,” Southern
Cross (Australia), December 9, 1938.
“Germans
Who Denounced Pogroms,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), December 9, 1938.
“Plight of the Refugees… Message from the Vatican,” London Times, December 10, 1938.
“Baldwin’s Appeal for the Persecuted, Immediate Response” Palestine Post, December 11, 1938.
“Pope Lauds Refugee Aid in Message to London Rally,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, December 11, 1938, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Noted
Catholic, on Coughlin Network, Warns against Bigotry Preachers as Priest Widens
Attack,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
December 12, 1938, accessed online on February 3, 2016.
“Pope
Reported Set to Excommunicate Hitler,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, December 12, 1938, accessed online on February 3, 2016.
“Nazis Arrest Priests, Campaign against Church in Austria,” The West Australian (Australia),
December 14, 1938.
“Nazis Seize Tyrol Priest. He Said Charges Against Nine Monks
Were Proved False,” The New York Times,
December 15, 1938.
“Compassion for Italian Jews, The Vatican’s Strongest Protest,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), December 16, 1938.
“Hore-belisha Lauds Pope’s Denunciation of Persecution,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, December 18, 1938, accessed online on February 3, 2016.
“French
Chamber Gets Resolution Scoring Persecution; Rightist Deputy Urges Refugee
Aid,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
December 20, 1938, accessed online on April 20, 2016.
“Will Ease Anti-Semitism, Italy to Drop Sections of Laws,
Says Former Vatican Editor,” The New York Times, December 21, 1938.
“Catholics
in Reich Expect Nazi Blow,” The New York Times, December 23, 1938.
“Pius XI Deplores Fascist
Hostility; Reveals Incidents, Stresses Sadness, Pontiff Says Violations of
Concordat Struck Him to the Heart, Attacks Racial Statute…” The New York Times, December 25, 1938.
“Text of Pope Pius’ Annual
Christmas Address to the College of Cardinals,” The New York Times, December 25, 1938.
“‘No Jews Wanted’ Sign Appears in
Trieste Café,” The New York Times,
December 26, 1938.
“Jim
Crow” Trains for Jews Urged in Reich; Catholic Clergy Linked to Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, December 28,
1938, accessed online on February 3, 2016.
“Vatican
Organ Hits Religious Persecution,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, December 28, 1938, accessed online on February 3, 2016.
“Angriff Assails Vatican; Goebbels Organ Denounces Its Stand on
Jewish Question,” The New York Times, December 29, 1938.
“Anti-Hitler Priest Sentenced,” The New York Times, December 29, 1938.
“Godlessness no Worse than
Nazism–Vatican,” The Palestine Post,
December 29, 1938.
1939
“Nazis
Arrest Austrian Priest,” The New York
Times, January 1, 1939.
“Adolf Hitler, Man of the Year,” Time Magazine, January 2, 1939.
“Anti-semitism Turned Cardinal Against
Fascists, Italian Paper Admits, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, January 3, 1939, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Cardinals of Four Countries Condemn
Racialism,” Southern Cross
(Australia), January 13, 1939.
“Farinacci
Attacks Church Leaders, Threat to Anti-Racialists…,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 13, 1939.
“Reich Jews Fear New Reprisals over Holland Shooting,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
January 13, 1939, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Cardinal Gerlier Assails Anti-Semitism; Talk Heard by
Belgian King,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 15, 1939, accessed online on
September 24, 2015.
“Mussolini
May Postpone Expulsions after Talk on Refugees with Chamberlain,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 16,
1939, accessed online on June 8, 2107.
“Hebrew
Union Hits Nazi ‘Destruction’,” The New
York Times, January 19, 1939.
“Italian
Cardinal Condemns Racism, Urges Tolerance to Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 20, 1939, accessed online on
September 24, 2015.
“The Pope and Mr Chamberlain, Concern over the Racial
Question,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 20, 1939.
“Catholics
Oppose Hungarian Anti-Jewish Bill; Propose Amendments,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 23, 1939, accessed online on
September 24, 2015.
“Nazis Launch New Attack on Vatican,
Accused of ‘All Kinds of Intentions’,” The
Palestine Post, January 24, 1939.
“Prayers for Jews, Vatican Decree,” Argus (Australia), January 25, 1939.
“Un hommage israélite au Pape,” Israël, January 26, 1939.
“Vatican Again Strikes at Race Theory,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
January 27, 1939.
“News Brief,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 27, 1939, accessed online on
April 20, 2015.
“American Jewish Committee Hits at
Propaganda Invasion by Nazi-fascists, Reds; Pope Lauded,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 30, 1939, accessed online on
September 24, 2016.
“Pope Calls Bishops to Discuss Treaty,
Makes Surprise Move in Fight on Fascist ‘Racial’ Acts,” The New York Times,
January 31, 1939.
“Anniversary of Election of Pope Pius XI
on Monday, Enormous Energy of Pontiff in his 82nd Year Amazes the
World. Prepared for Death, He Arises to Confront Italian Racialists and German
Persecutors,” Southern Cross
(Australia), February 3, 1939.
“Italian Catholics Support Jews,
Farinacci’s Threats,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), February 3, 1939.
“Nazi Treatment of Catholics, Vatican
Paper’s Attack…,” Sydney Morning Herald,
February 4, 1939.
“To Restore Sanity,” Time Magazine, February 6, 1939.
“Eight Days’ Court Mourning Decreed in
Italy,” The Palestine Post, February
12, 1939.
“Jews Mourn Loss of Champion of Human
Rights, Foe of Racialism,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, February 12, 1939, accessed online on September 24,
2015.
“Jews of World Join with Christians in
Mourning Death of Pope Pius XI,” Chicago
Sentinel, February 12, 1939.
“Pope Pius XI. The Great Exponent of
Peace,” The Palestine Post, February
12, 1939.
“Pope Was ‘No Friend of Germany’,” The Palestine Post, February 12, 1939.
“Rabbis’ Sermons Extol Lincoln
Aim; Pope Pius XI Continued Fight of Emancipator, Rabbi W.F. Rosenblum
Declares… Rabbi J. B. Wise Depicts Pontiff’s Democracy Against ‘Program of Hate
and Blood,’” The New York Times,
February 12, 1939.
“Voices Jewish Grief at Death of
the Pope, Dr. De Sola Pool at Memorial Says Pontiff Fought Oppression, The New York Times, February 12, 1939.
“German Reactions. A Newspaper’s Attack,”
The West Australian, February 13,
1939.
“The Press: Paper Purge,” Time Magazine, February 13, 1939.
“Reactions to Hitler,” Time Magazine, February 13, 1939.
“Jewish Mourning for Pius Continues,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, February 14,
1939, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Nazis, Fascists Back Pro-totalitarian
Cardinal for Pope,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, February 14, 1939, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Hitler Press Gives Warning on Pope Pius’ Successor,” Los Angeles Times, February 15, 1939.
“Jewish Groups Join in Sorrow for Pope,” The New York Times, February 15, 1939.
“American Jewry Mourns Pontiff’s Death,” The
Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
February 17, 1939.
“German Envoy Urges Cardinals To
Elect Pope Favoring Fascists… Received Frigidly,” The New York Times, February 17, 1939.
“A Memorable Interview, Condemning Blood Libel,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), February 17, 1939.
“Pius XI,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), February 17,
1939.
“Pope Pius and the Jews, A Champion of Toleration, ‘Anti-Semitism
is Unchristian,’” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
February 17, 1939.
“Pope Pius Passes,” Ohio Jewish Chronicle, February 17, 1939.
“U.S. Jewry Mourns Death of Pontiff,” The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, February
17, 1939.
“Says
Nazis’ Attacks Would Aid Cardinal, Bishop Ryan Asserts Pacelli Otherwise Is Not
Likely Pope,” The New York Times,
February 19, 1939.
“Medici
Papae,” Time Magazine, February 20,
1939.
“Nazi Paper Raises Objections to
Pacelli; Says War Party Seeks to Dominate Vatican,” The New York Times, February 23, 1939.
“Nazi Press Voices Opposition to Pacelli, Names Cardinal It
Favors as Pope,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, February 23, 1939, accessed online on
September 24, 2015.
“Farinacci Threatens Catholics, Honorary Jews Will Be
Destroyed,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), February 24, 1939.
“Cardinals Discuss a Policy on Jews; With Growing
Feeling Against Church by Fascisti, Issue Is Seen Nearing Climax, Pius’ Program
at Stake, Believed to Hinge on Outcome of Parleys on Attitude to Conversions,” The New York
Times, February 28, 1939.
“Cardinal Pacelli Elected as 262nd Pope,
Choice Regarded as Blow to Nazis…, Long Held Moving Spirit in Opposition to
Hitler Policies,” Los Angeles Times,
March 3, 1939.
“Jewish Organizations Voice Pleasure at
Choice,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
March 3, 1939, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“League Circles Pleased,” The New York Times, March 3, 1939.
“Pacelli’s Election, Opposed by Nazis,
Seen Heavy Blow to Racism,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 3, 1939, accessed online on September 20, 2015.
“Reich is Reserved over New Pope, Press
Had Been Openly Hostile to His Election−Political Experience is Stressed,” The New York Times, March 3, 1939.
“A New Pope Ascends the Throne of St. Peter,
Cardinal Pacelli is Noted for His Outspokenness,” The Mercury, March 4, 1939.
“Political Aspect. Opponent of the Axis.
Annoyance in Germany,” The West
Australian, March 4, 1939.
“Pope Pius XII’s Appeal to World. ‘International
Justice and Concord.’ Impressive Broadcast. Wide Satisfaction at Election,” The Sydney Morning Herald, March 4,
1939.
“Text of the Pope’s Appeal,” The New York Times, March 4, 1939.
“Neo-Paganism Gravest Problem for New
Pope, That He Will Continue the Church’s Fight Is Not Doubted at Vatican,” The New
York Times, March 5, 1939.
“Pius XII Not the Pope Totalitarians
Desired. Former Cardinal Pacelli is Expected to Carry on the Virile Policies of
His Predecessor, Pius XI,” The New York
Times, March 5, 1939.
“Pope’s Call to Peace is Praised by
Rabbi,” The New York Times, March 5,
1939.
“Belgian
Jews Eulogize Pius XI, “Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 6, 1939, accessed June 27, 2017.
“Pius XII Not the Pope
Totalitarians Desired; Former Cardinal Pacelli Is Elected To Carry On the
Virile Policies of His Predecessor, Pius XI Rome and Berlin Respectful, Pius
XII, the Diplomat Sent to Germans Vatican Political Center American
Representation,” The New York Times, March 5, 1939.
“Rabbi Lauds Pius XI; Landman Praises His
Attacks upon Anti-Semitism,” The New York
Times, March 6, 1939.
“Persecution of Jews Deplored by Late Pope,” Barrier Miner (Australia), March 7,
1939.
“Hebrew Press Eulogises Pope Pius XI,” Barrier Miner (Australia), March 7,
1939.
“Pie XI est Mort, Vive Pie XII,” Israël, March 9, 1939.
“Religious Persecution,” Daily Advertiser (Australia),
March 9, 1939.
“Hail Election of Cardinal Pacelli as Pope Pius
XII,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), March 10, 1939.
“Pius
XII,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 10, 1939.
“Plea for World Peace, Pope’s First Words, Blow
to Nazis,” Northern Standard, March
10, 1939.
“Pope Pius XII, Democracies Applaud
Cardinal’s Choice, When Nazis Attacked Mgr. Pacelli,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 10, 1939.
“Habemus Papam,” Time Magazine, March 13, 1939.
“Lithuanian Jews Aid Catholic Charities
in Memory of Pius XI,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, March 13, 1939, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Relief Men,” Time Magazine, March 13, 1939.
“Nazi Guards at Siegfried Line Clash with
Rhineland Catholics, Affrays an Almost Daily Occurrence,” The Palestine Post, March 14, 1939.
“Pope’s ‘Admiration’ Won by
Roosevelt; President Praised by Pontiff in Course of Audience Accorded to
Kennedy, Pius Repeats Peace Plea, Response to Congratulations of the Cardinals
Dedicates His Pontificate Anew,” The New
York Times,
March 14, 1939.
“Un
racisme aryen intégral,” La Croix,
March 30, 1939,
“S.S. Pie XII et l’Allemagne. Un
courageux sermon de l’archevêque de Fribourg,” La Croix, March 30, 1939.
“The Popes Condemn
Anti-Semitism,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), March 31, 1939.
“Hungarian Cardinal, Bishop Hit
Anti-Jewish Bill, Seek Exemption for Converts,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, April 2, 1939, accessed online on
September 24, 2015.
“Crowd Waits to Cheer Duce, King Zog to
Be Deposed,” The Advertiser
(Australia), April 8, 1939.
“The Pope and Peace. Lost Value of Pledges,” London Times, April 10, 1939.
“Pius in Peace Plea… He Deplores Breaking of
Pledged Word, Says War Clouds Hover, Those Possessed of Bounty Are Warned,
However, That They Must Share Their Goods,” The New York Times, April 10, 1939.
“The After-Effects,” The
West Australian, April 11, 1939.
“British Newspaper Comment,” The Adelaide (Australia), April 11, 1939.
“Nazis Plan Relentless Persecution,” Advocate (Australia), April 13, 1939.
“‘Jew-Friends’ in Italy, Cardinal Condemns Blood Libel,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), April 14, 1939.
“An Empire without Liberty, Observer’s Story about Italian
Life under Fascist Rule,” Examiner
(Australia), April 15, 1939.
“Pope Calls Women to Social Service…,” The New York Times, April 15, 1939.
“Hungary’s Primate Asks Exemption for converts, but Backs
Measures against Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, April 17, 1939, accessed online on
September 24, 2015.
“Pro-German Press Causes Revulsion of Feeling, Causes
Boom in Vatican Newspaper Sales,” National
Advocate (Australia), April 20, 1940.
“Teleki Urges Passage of Anti-Jewish Bill; Provides
Exemptions,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
April 21, 1939.
“Vatican Appeals to Nazi Overlords,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), April 21, 1939.
“News Brief,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, May 2, 1939, accessed online on June 27, 2017.
“Giggle Department,” Chicago
Sentinel, May 4, 1939.
“Cardinal Verdier Voices Sympathy with Jews’ Plight,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, May 9,
1939, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Fostering Jewish Culture,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), May 12, 1939.
“Italian Catholics Attack Jew-Baiters,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), May 19, 1939.
“Catholic Palace Seized by Nazis, Bishop Sigismund Waitz,” Los Angeles Times, May 31, 1939.
“Nazis’ Poison Fangs Now Directed at Ireland, Catholic Divine
Condemns Racial Hatred,” The Palestine
Post, May 31, 1939.
“Appeal
of Cardinal Brings Softening of Anti-Jew Measures,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive, 39-1736, September 12, 1939, accessed online on
February 18, 2018.
“Catholic Editors Denounce
Racism; Delegates in Session Here Pledge Support to Views of Popes Pius XI and
XII….” The New York Times, June 25, 1939.
“Brazil Will Admit German Refugees, Bars
Lifted to Allow Prompt Entry of 3,000 Catholics of Jewish Ancestry; Request of
Pope is Cited…,” The New York Times, June 25, 1939.
“Catholic Press Association Pledges to Back Popes’ Views on
Racism,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
June 26, 1939, accessed online on June 27, 2017.
“Priest Jailed for Hitler Slander,” The New York Times, June 28, 1939.
“Nazis Beat Prelate on Austrian Tour; Innitzer
Quits Trip, Cardinal Attacked with Eggs and Epithets... Struck on Head by
Stick.…,” The New York Times, July 5,
1939.
“Niemöller or I,” Time Magazine, July 10, 1939.
“Italy Checks Reich in Resisting Pope,
Axis Nations Pull in Different Directions in Relation to Vatican Peace
Efforts,” The New York Times, July
12, 1939.
“Classic Tragedy,” Time Magazine, July 17, 1939.
“United States: How to Be Neutral,” Time Magazine, July 17, 1939.
“[The
Jewish Community of Beyrout],” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), July 21, 1939.
“Nazi Press Victims Pope Pius and
Roosevelt,” The Argus (Australia),
July 21, 1939.
“Archbishop Scores Slander of Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, July 25,
1939, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Pope Pius Condemns Ascendancy of
Might; Greeting of Polish Envoy Read as Thrust at Fascism and Nazism,” The New York Times, July 26, 1939.
“Vatican Organ Critical of Reich, Nazi Attitude Does Not
Offer a Peaceful Solution of the Danzig Issue…,” The New York Times, July 27, 1939.
“Christians Challenge Jew-Baiters,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
July 28, 1939. ???
“Entente Judéo-Chrétienne,” Paix et Droit, July 1939.
“Germany’s Bishops to Defy Nazi Ban, Vatican Reveals Prelates
Will Meet as Usual at Fulda, Issuing Pastoral Letter,” The New York Times, August 5, 1939.
“Pope Sifts Anti-Semitism;
Questions Ousted Rector of Rome University at Audience,” The New York
Times, August 5, 1939.
“Nazis Close University, Salzburg’s Catholic Center
Seized−More Nuns Ousted,” The New York
Times, August 8, 1939.
“Papal Letter Censored, Italian Press Omits Reference
to Inadequacy of Fascist Tenets,” The New
York Times, August 10, 1939.
“Osservatore Romano Confiscated, Published Alleged
Nazi Spy Plot in Italy,” The Palestine
Post, August 14, 1939.
“South Tyrol Priests Are Barred by Reich, Salzburg
Archbishop Sees Nazi Hatred of Church Unleashed,” The New York Times, August 18, 1939.
“News of Pact Hits Rome Like a Bolt, Axis Expected to
Hold Firm−Italy Has Similar Treaty with Soviet, Dating from 1933,” The New York Times, August 22, 1939.
“The Pope’s Peace Appeal, Message of
Peace Broadcast,” London Times,
August 25, 1939.
“The Pope’s Peace Broadcast. A Moving
Appeal,” London Times, August 25,
1939.
“Pleas of President and Pope, The
Pope Makes a Plea for Peace,” The New York Times, August 25, 1939.
“Pope Issues Appeal; He Calls
Hour Grave in a Radio Plea to Governments Begs for Renewed Talks Says Nothing
Can Be Lost by Peace but That Everything May Be Lost by War,” The New York Times, August 25, 1939.
“Voice
of the Pope, ‘War is Futile,” The West
Australian, August 26, 1939.
“Power Politics: Nightmare,” Time Magazine, August 28, 1939.
“Shock,” Time Magazine, August 28, 1939.
“Pope Said to Urge Peace Conference,
Five-Power Parley Would Meet for Far-Reaching Revision of Versailles Treaty.
Pius Again Makes Appeal. Message Presented to Envoys of European Nations and
the United States,” The New York Times,
September 1, 1939.
“A Diary of Crisis. From Peace to War,” London Times, September 2, 1939.
“In the Stomach,” Time Magazine, September 4, 1939.
“Realists Have Taken Over,” Time Magazine, September 4, 1939.
“Germany Rains Gas Bombs on Civilians,
Polish Towns in Flames… Pope’s Appeal,” The
Canberra Times (Australia), September 5, 1939.
“Plea by Pope Imminent, Likely to Be Made
to World as He Receives Belgian Envoy,” The
New York Times, September 5, 1939.
“Reprisal against Reich Jews Feared over
Aid to Britain in Palestine,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, September 6, 1939, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Italians Arrest Writer for Vatican City
Paper,” The New York Times, September
9, 1939.
“Russia: Arms & Art,” Time Magazine, September 11, 1939.
“The Presidency: Preface to War,” Time Magazine, September 11, 1939.
“The Vatican: Sheep Kill Sheep,” Time Magazine, September 11, 1939.
“Pope to Make New Plea, To Ask End of
U-Boat Warfare and Use of Gas,” The New
York Times, September 13, 1939.
“Pope Begs Powers to Humanize
War; Pleads With Belligerents to Spare Civilian Populations From Gas and Other
Horrors, Receives Belgian Envoy Pontiff, Lauding King Leopold, Says His Own
Efforts Now Aim to Shorten Conflict,” The New York
Times,
September 15, 1939.
“Diplomats in Poland Ask their Governments To Protest German
Air Raids on Open Towns,” The New York
Times, September 16, 1939.
“Pope’s Peace Appeal,” Townsville
Daily Bulletin (Australia), September 16, 1939.
“Pope’s Sorrow at War, ‘Road Barred to All Peacelovers’,” The Advertiser (Australia), September
16, 1939.
“Vatican is Critical on Curbs in Reich,” The New York Times, September 16, 1939.
“Cardinals’ Message Answered by Pope,” The New York Times, September 17, 1939.
“Children of Moscow,” Time Magazine, September 18, 1939.
“Pope Pius Horrified by Russian Invasion; Change From
Aloofness, However, Not Likely,” The New
York Times, September 18, 1939.
“Pope Dismayed by Russian Move,” The Courier-Mail (Australia), September 19, 1939.
“Pope Shares Sufferings,” The New York Times, September 19, 1939.
“Vatican City Paper Terms Russian
Invasion of Poland Cowardly Act on a False Pretext,” The New York Times, September 19, 1939.
“Vatican Concerned with Fate of Poles, Restrictions on Reich
Catholics,” The Palestine Post,
September 20, 1939.
“The Catholic World Stirred by War Alarm,” Catholic Press (Australia), September
21, 1939.
“Berlin
Hears of Peace Plan,”
The New York Times, September 23,
1939.
“Pope Acts to Aid Polish Catholics, Asks Berlin Not to Extend
its Anti-Religious Measures to Conquered Regions, Soviet Raises a Problem,
Pontiff Unable to Take Steps to Aid Those in Areas Taken Over by the Russians” The New York Times, September 21, 1939.
“Future of Poland Worries
Vatican; Holy See Is Dismayed by News Received From Districts Occupied by
Russia Churches Ruined in War, Papal Nuncio to Warsaw, Now in Rumania, Aids in
Relief Work for Refugees,” The New York Times, September 23, 1939.
“Mein Kampf Chapter That Needs Rewriting,” In His Book Adolf
Hitler Warned That Alliance with Bolshevist Russia Would Mean the End of
Germany…,” The New York Times,
September 24, 1939.
“Vatican
and Italy Closer, Improved Relations are Direct Result of the Deal between
Nazis and Communists,” The New York Times, September 24, 1939.
“Blow
to the Vatican, Pope Deeply Dejected,” The
West Australian, September 25, 1939.
“Papal
Approval of Roosevelt Plans,” The
Canberra Times (Australia) September 28, 1939.
“Encyclical Expected Oct. 4,” The New York Times, September 28, 1939.
“Pope Said to Seek Peace and a
Free Poland, Protected Against Communism and Atheism,” The New York Times, September 28, 1939.
“Roosevelt Views Seen as Akin to Pontiff’s. Writer in Vatican
City Paper Stresses Likeness in Ideals,” The
New York Times, September 28, 1939.
“Pope Will Address Poles Today;
Hopes for End of Nazi Occupation; Pontiff to Receive Privately Group Including
Primate and Envoy-Cardinal
Hlond Bids People Keep Faith in Revival of Nation,” The New York
Times,
September 30, 1939.
“Pope is in Tears Consoling Poles, Voices
Hope for the Nation’s Resurrection and Church’s Maintenance There. Warns the
New Masters, Denounces ‘Plans of Enemies of God-Polish Colony Weeps as He
Speaks,” The New York Times, October 1, 1939.
“Indiscreet,” Time Magazine, October 2, 1939.
“Cardinal Assails Reich and
Russia; Leader of Polish Catholics Asks His People to Resist ‘Atheism and
Apostasy’ Praises Army and Nation Text of Broadcast Shows He Used Unusually
Strong Words About Foes,” The New York Times.
October 3, 1939.
“Cardinal Mundelein, Outspoken Foe of Nazism, Dead,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, October
3, 1939, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Fugitive from Nazis Gets Home in Vatican,” The New York Times, October 4, 1939.
“Jewish Leaders Join in Mourning Cardinal Mundelein,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, October
4, 1939, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Pope May Recognize Poles’ Paris Regime, Is Reported to Be
Pleased With U. S. Action, but Cautious,” The
New York Times, October 4, 1939.
“Franco’s Stand on Poland Lauded,” The New York Times, October 6, 1939.
“Vatican is Anxious on Catholic Poles, Has Word Churches Are
Open in Soviet-Held Area, But Priests’’ Vestments Barred, Lwow Primate Said
Held…,” The New York Times, October
6, 1939.
“Pope Recognizes the Polish Regimes, Step Seen as Aligning
Vatican with U. S., Britain and France against Hitler’s Conquest… Papal
Neutrality is Held More Difficult to Keep as War Goes On,” The New York Times, October 8, 1939.
“Moscow’s Week,”
Time Magazine, October 9, 1939.
“Merciful
God,” Time Magazine, October 9, 1939.
“Peace?” Time Magazine, October 9, 1939.
“Vatican Less Pessimistic,” The New York Times, October 9, 1939.
“Persecution is Charged. Vatican Sources
Accuse Russia of Acts in Poland,” The New
York Times, October 10, 1939.
“Racial Paganism, by Five Cardinals,” Catholic Freeman’s Journal (Australia),
October 12, 1939.
“Vatican Asks Allies to Aid Polish
Church, Britain and France Reply They See No Way to Help,” The New York Times, October 12, 1939.
“Vatican’s Concern on Poland Voiced,
Osservatore Quashes Reports That the Pontiff Moderated Denunciation of
Seizure,” The New York Times, October 15, 1939.
“German Catholics Defy a Nazi Order,
Vatican Learns of Refusal of Some Priests to Ring Bells After Warsaw Fell.
Soviet Pact Condemned. Osservatore Romano Tells of Suffering of Poles under New
Rule by Russia,” The New York Times,
October 18, 1939.
“Pope Will Defend Christian Europe,
Shunning Temporal Disputes, He Pledges Resistance to ‘Enemies of God.’ Greets
Lithuanian Envoy,” The New York Times,
October 19, 1939.
“Pope Orders Protest on Acts in Poland,
Sends Berlin Nuncio a List of Charges from Seized Area,” The New York Times,
October 22, 1939.
“Jews Urged to Honor Pius XI and Mundelein; Rabbi S. S. Wise Lauds Their
Fight against Anti-Semitism,” The New York Times, October 23, 1939.
“Swiss Jewish Paper Lauds Vatican Defense of Freedom
of Conscience,” The Catholic News Archive,
N.C.W.C. News Service, 39-3064, October 23, 1939, accessed online February
15, 2018.
“Peace When Germans
Have Reliable Government, World Beset with Evil Forces of War,” The Palestine Post, October 26, 1939.
“First Encyclical, Pius
Calls Upon Rulers to Follow
Christian Ideals in Governing; Decries Totalitarianism, Pontiff Sees
Individual
as the End, State as the Means-Stresses Family’s Role, Hopes for
Poland’s Rebirth Fascist Tenets Denounced Pope Decries War,
Dictators, Racism, All ‘Have Equal Rights,’ Injures
Relations of Peoples,” The New
York Times, October 28, 1939.
“Dictators,
Treaty Breaking
and Racism Are Condemned by the Pope in His First Encyclical, Pontiff
Stresses Christian Principles That Put the Individual Before the State,” The New York
Times, October 28, 1939.
“New Idolatry Condemned. The Pope on
Limit of State Power. Peace Undermined by False Ideals,” London Times, October 28, 1939.
“Reich Reserved on Pope, Comment Concurs
in Pontiff’s Attitude to Treaties,” The
New York Times, October 28, 1939.
“Italy
Gets Little of the Encyclical, Only 1,000-Word Summary of Pope’s Message
Issued−Comment is Forbidden. Catholics to Issue Text. German Reaction Is
Awaited Anxiously−Message Not Sent by Nazi Reporters,” The New York Times, October 29, 1939.
“Totalitarian,
Racist Theories Scored by Pope Pius XII in First Encyclical,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, October 29,
1939, accessed January 17, 2017.
“Hitler Organ Assails Late Cardinal
Mundelein,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive 39-3158, October 30, 1939, accessed online July 19,
2018.
“Pope Again Condemns Regimes Which
Suppress Religions,” The Palestine Post,
October 30, 1939.
“Poles Notify Vatican of Stand,” The New York Times, October 30, 1939.
“The Pope’s Messages,” London Times, October 30, 1939.
“Germans and the Encyclical, the Pope
Reprimanded,” London Times, October
31, 1939.
“Negro Bishops,” Cootamundra Herald (Australia), October 31, 1939.
“Gloomy Atmosphere,” The Palestine Post, November 1, 1939.
“Pope’s Encyclical,” The Palestine Post, November 1, 1939.
“Nazis Recognize Communism in
‘Protectorate,’” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
November 3, 1939.
[The Pope’s First Encyclical], The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
November 3, 1939.
“Protest Nazi Persecution of Religious
Leaders,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
November 3, 1939.
“Reich Seen Pressing Drive on Catholics,
Vatican Hears Persecution Has Grown Since the Encyclical,” The New York Times, November 4, 1939.
“After Midnight,” The Palestine Post, November 5, 1939.
“Germans Called Home from Turkey,” The Palestine Post, November 5, 1939.
“Vatican Fears for Swiss as Nazis Mass on
Border,” The New York Times, November
5, 1939.
“Vatican Protests Ban on Encyclical,
Holds Reich Flouts Concordat by Forbidding Publication of Pope’s Message, May
Broadcast to Nazis, Berlin Cites War Factors and Reveals Withholding of Retort
on Poland,” The New York Times,
November 5, 1939.
“No Dove,” Time Magazine, November 6, 1939.
“Non Licet!” Time Magazine, November 6, 1939.
“Priest into President,” Time Magazine, November 6, 1939.
“687 Catholic Retreats Closed in Reich
Recently,” The New York Times,
November 9, 1939.
“A Cue from the Vatican,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
November 10, 1939.
“Papal Nuncios Assist Polish Refugees,
First Work of its Kind Undertaken by Holy See,” Advocate (Australia), November 9, 1939.
“Pope Felicitates Hitler, Instructs Nuncio to Express Satisfaction Over
Escape,” The New York Times, November
11, 1939.
“Pope Voices Hope for World Unity; Pius Suggests the Formation of ‘Stable
and Fruitful’ Organization after War,” The New York Times, November 11, 1939.
“Text of
the Pope’s Encyclical to Church Hierarchy in the United States,” The New York Times, November 12, 1939.
“Gestapo
Asks Lists of Reich Jews; May Presage ‘Retaliatory’ Action,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, November 13,
1939, accessed January 17, 2017.
“Second Thoughts in Italy, Will Racialism Be Dropped?” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), November 17,
1939.
“Pius XII: Militant for Peace. The New
Pontiff Reveals the Cast of his Mind in an Encyclical against War,” The New York Times, November 19, 1939.
“Pope’s
Solicitude Heartens Negroes; Both Catholic and Non-Catholic Leaders in America
Praise Encyclical on Welfare, Aid to Tolerance Seen, Better Race Relations
Looked For -16 Present Views
in Publication Here,” The New York Times,
November 19, 1939.
“Scout Report…,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 39-3402, November
20, 1939, accessed online July 19, 2018.
“Oppression in Germany, Persecution of Catholics,” The Canberra Times (Australia), November 23, 1939.
“Pope to Make New Plea, Will Ask Scientists to Join in
Battle against ‘isms’,” The New York
Times, November 25, 1939.
“Germans Arrest 400 Priests,” The Sydney Morning Herald, November 27, 1939.
“Red Masters in Poland Desecrate Cathedral, Intimidate
Population,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive, 39-3413, November
27 1939, accessed online on February 17, 2018.
“Vatican Disturbed by Threat to Finns, Osservatore
Romano Charges Border Incident is Pretext for Seizure of Land. Italian Paper is
Critical…,” The New York Times,
November 29, 1939.
“Is
There Punishment for Hitler?” The Jewish
Criterion (Pittsburgh), December 1, 1939.
“Protest Nazi Persecution of Religious Leaders,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
December 3, 1939.
“Pope Rejects a Bid for Anti-Red
Front; Tells British the Vatican Cannot Enter a Political Alliance,” The New
York Times, December
6, 1939.
“Wicked Injustices to Poland, Cardinal
Hinsley’s ‘Deep Indignation,’” London
Times, December 11, 1939.
“Leading Poles Killed, Vatican Hears
Lubomirski, Others Slain in Russian-Held Region,” The New York Times, December 15, 1939.
“Welcomed by Vatican, Taylor Appointment
Is Held Evidence of Cordial Relations,” The
New York Times, December 24, 1939.
“Text of Pope’s
Address to College of Cardinals on Bases for Peace,” The New York Times, December 25, 1939.
“Pope Offers Five Bases of ‘Just
Peace;’ Urges ‘Right to Life’ of All Nations… Pius Warns Europe, Pontiff Says
the Nations Must Be Freed From ‘Slavery’ of Arms, For A World Institution, Asks
Study of Just Demands -
Urges Moral Justice in Treaty -
Hails U.S. Envoy…,” The
New York Times, December 25, 1939.
“Statement by Pope,” The
Sunday Morning Herald, December 25, 1939.
“French Call Steps for Peace a Help, View Roosevelt and Pius
XII as Seeking Durable Terms for Which Allies Fight. Press Hails Their Action.
Government Spokesman Says Pope and President Set Up Milestone in World
Affairs,” The New York Times,
December 26, 1939.
“Allied War Aims and Pope’s Terms Basically the Same,
Preserving European Peace against Hitler’s Fury,” The Palestine Post, December 28, 1939.
“Vatican-U.S. Amity Hailed. Hungary puts Great Stress on
Sending Envoy to Holy See,” The New York
Times, December 28, 1939.
“Reich Tightens Press Ban, Foreign Papers in German to Be
Barred During War,” The New York Times,
December 29, 1939.
“Vatican Reveals its Help to Jews, ‘Yellow
Book’ Tells of Efforts to Ease Lot of Converts Persecuted by State, Migration
is Facilitated, Pamphlet Also Describes the Pope’s Peace Moves and Other Events
of 1939,” The New York Times, December 30, 1939.
1940
“‘Crushing Vassalage’ Seen Germans’
Peril, Goldstein Lauds Roosevelt and Pope for Efforts to Balk It,” The New York Times, January 1, 1940.
“Vatican Hears Nazis Seize Czech
Priests. Estimates of Arrests in Protectorate Go as High as 200,” The New York Times, January 4, 1940.
“Italy to Revoke Jew-Laws,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 5, 1940.
“Pope Urges Duce to Stay Out of
War; Text of Note to Mussolini Not Revealed--Little Hope Is Held for the
Entreaty…,” The New York Times, January 6, 1940.
“Stritch, New Archbishop of Chicago, is Foe of Nazism,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, January 7, 1940, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Catholic Women Hounded by Gestapo, Facilities for Atheists,”
The Palestine Post, January 11, 1940.
“Catholic Prelate in Chile Assails Racism,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 19,
1940, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Hospital Bombing Protest to
Soviet Asked by Pope,” The New York Times, January 21, 1940.
“Nazi-Soviet Pact Spurs Anti-Christian
Drive in Germany,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 21,
1940, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Pope’s Letter to the President,” The New
York Times, January 21, 1940.
“Pius Voices Fears, But Reply to
Roosevelt Outlines Task Facing Friends of Peace, Hails President’s Views,
Pontiff Says They Represent Desire of Common People That Conflict End,” The New York Times, January 21, 1940.
“Bishops of Germany Discuss Plight of
Church in Poland,” N.C.W.C. News Service,
The Catholic News Archive, 40-0196, January
22, 1940, accessed online on February 17, 2018.
“Izvestia Attacks Pope Pius and
Roosevelt; Terms Pontiff ‘Tool’ of Allies in Peace Move,” The New York Times, January 23, 1940.
“Martyr’s Fate of Poland, Nazis Denounced
by Vatican, A Tale of Infamy,” London
Times, January 23, 1940.
“Vatican Denounces Atrocities in Poland,
Germans Called Even Worse Than Russians. Vatican Reveals Terrors in Poland.
Deportations Called Brutal,” The New York Times, January 23, 1940.
“Poland’s Agony,” The New York Times, January 24, 1940.
“Vatican Amplifies Atrocity Reports;
Weight of Papacy Put behind Exposure of Nazi Excesses Committed in Poland.
Cardinal Compiled Data; Efforts to Suppress Religion and Persecution of Clergy
Described over Radio,” The New York Times,
January 24, 1940.
“Catholic Clergy in Nazi Claws,” The Palestine Post, January 25, 1940.
“Vatican Continues Atrocity
Charges; Report on Poland Gives Names of Priests Who Have Been Murdered by
Nazis, Indignities are Charged, Germans Issue Stern Decree to Combat Shortages -
Will Reopen Posts,” The New York Times, January 25, 1940.
“Atrocities on Poles Denied in Germany, Maglione
Revealed as Informant as Vatican Broadcasts End,” The New York Times, January 26, 1940.
“Clouds
over the Danube, Fear of Nazi Drive,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 26, 1940.
“Hitler
contra Mundum,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 26, 1940.
“‘Poland’s
Martyrdom,’ Vatican Denounces
Nazi Terror,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK) January 26, 1940.
“Reds Unite with Nazis on Anti-religion Drive but Bar
Racialism,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
January 26, 1940, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“The Vatican’s Gesture, Dismissed Jews Invited to
Scientific Congress,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), January 26, 1940.
“Vatican Gets Protest, Germany Objects to Broadcasts
about Atrocities in Polish Area,” The New
York Times, January 27, 1940.
“Vatican Helps Him Find Kin in Warsaw,” Bnai Brith Messenger, January 26, 1940.
“Excerpts of Note Charging Nazis with Mass
Killings of Poles,” The New York Times,
January 29, 1940.
“Mass Shootings in Poland Laid to Nazis
by Cardinal. Memorandum, Presented to Pope, Accuses Germans of Breaking Up
Families and Jailing ‘Scores of Thousands,’ The
New York Times, January 29, 1940.
“Nazi Barbarities in Poland, Priests
Attacked; ‘De-Christianizing’ by Decree,” London
Times, January 29, 1940.
“Nazis Slay Priests, Vatican Charges,” Los Angeles Times, January 29, 1940.
“Nazism vs. Catholicism,” Los Angeles Times, January 30, 1940.
“Reports Heard in Berlin,” The New York Times, January 30, 1940.
“The Text of
Cardinal Hlond’s Report to the Vatican on Persecution by the Nazis in Poland,” The New York Times, January 30,
1940.
“Nazis Ban Church Paper, Last Clerical Organ in Reich
Suppressed, Vatican Hears,” The New York
Times, February 1, 1940.
“Czechs Driven Out to Make Room for Baltic Germans,
Nazi Barbarism in Poland and Czechoslovakia Horrifies U.S.” The Palestine Post, February 2, 1940.
“Hiding It Away,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), February 2, 1940.
“Reports Confirm Vatican Charges Despite German
Denials,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
February 2, 1940.
“Nazis Seize Property of All Czech
Bishops; 70 Priests Arrested-Vatican
Plans No New Talks on Poles,” The New York Times, February 3, 1940.
“Vatican Lends Aid to Poland’s Cause,
World is Told of Germany’s Treatment of the People of Conquered Nation…,” The New York Times, February 4, 1940.
“Battle of the Births,” Time Magazine, February 5, 1940.
“Poland: Martyrdom,” Time Magazine, February 5, 1940.
“France’s Struggle Wins Pope’s Praise,
Letter to Verdier Cites ‘Noble Vocation of Apostleship and Civilization,’
Commends Army Priests, Paris Cardinal in Message Today Will Refer to War with
Nazis as ‘Crusade,’” The New York Times, February 7, 1940.
“Nazis Decimated Jews in Town near
Warsaw, Poles Report,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, February 7, 1940, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Potomac Spotlight,” Bnai Brith Messenger,
February 9, 1940.
“Vatican Aids Return of Germans to Faith;
Bishops Get Special Powers to Absolve Certain Apostates,” The New York Times, February 10, 1940.
“Lebensraum und Todesraum,” London Times, February 14, 1940.
“Refugee Plight in Soviet Areas Held
Desperate,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
February 15, 1940, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Vatican
Protest on Poles Made to Berlin by Nuncio,” The
New York Times, February 17, 1940.
“No Jews in Vital Public Posts in Soviet Poland,
Survey Reveals,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
February 25, 1940, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Vatican Widens Sterilization Ban,” The New York Times, February 25, 1940.
“Vatican’s Polish Mission, Counterblast to
Persecution,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
March 1, 1940.
“Vatican Post Goes to Jew as Italy’s Ban is Imposed,” The New York Times, March 2, 1940.
“Pope Praises Cooperation between Catholics and Jews,”
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, March
8, 1940.
“Vatican Adds Data on Nazi Executions, 53 Jews Taken
in a Warsaw Raid are Slain, Then Ransom is Collected for Safety,” The New
York Times, March 8, 1940.
“Ribbentrop to See Pope Tomorrow; Pontiff Is Likely to
Urge Peace…,” The New York Times,
March 10, 1940.
“Italo-German Talks Opened in Rome. Ribbentrop to See
the Pope,” The Palestine Post, March
11, 1940.
“Nazi Envoy’s Visit Held
Fruitless So Far… Foreign Minister’s Interview with Pope Pius Today Seen as
Vital Part of Mission…,’” The New York Times, March 11, 1940.
“Nazi Conciliatory, Reich is Reported Ready to Join Pius in
Crusade Against Bolshevism, Pontiff Cites Injustices, Their Elimination Will
Help in Peace Work…,” The New York Times,
March 12, 1940.
“No Swastika at the Vatican,” The Palestine Post, March 12, 1940.
“Reich Optimistic on Visit, Press Points Out It Cannot Fail
to Have ‘Fruitful Results,’” The New York
Times, March 12, 1940.
“Nazi Envoy at Vatican,” The
Palestine Post, March 12, 1940.
“British Prelate Assails Nazi Credo of ‘Race and Blood,’ Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March
13, 1940, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Diplomatic Knock-out,” The
Palestine Post, March 13, 1940.
“Ribbentrop’s Visit in Rome a Failure; ‘Good
Riddance’ Is Suggested as He Goes Home- Deal with Britain Hinted,” The New York
Times, March 13, 1940.
“Two Interviews,” The Palestine Post, March 13, 1940.
“Pope Is Emphatic About Just Peace, His
Stress on Indispensable Basis for End of Hostilities Held Warning to Reich,
Jews’ Right Defended, Pontiff in von Ribbentrop Talk Spoke in Behalf of
Persecuted in Germany and Poland,” The
New York Times, March 14, 1940.
“Russo-Finnish Truce. Terms Believedly
Accepted. Finns’ Long Resistance,” Cairns
Post (Australia), March 14, 1940.
“The
Diplomatic Offensive,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 15, 1940.
“Film
Star Hitler,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 15, 1940.
“Roman Holiday,” The
New York Times, March 15, 1940.
“Nazis Sterilize Polish Boys and Girls,
Further Massacres of Jews,” The Palestine
Post, March 18, 1940.
“Three Profound Bows,” Time Magazine, March 18, 1940.
“200,000 Jews Roam Galicia Begging Bread
from Peasants,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
March 22, 1940, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Vatican-German Rift Continues to Widen,
Reports Modus Vivendi is Being
Negotiated Are Denied,” The New York
Times, March 24, 1940.
“Pontiff Condemns Injustices of
War; Denounces Treaty Violations and Bombing of Civilians in Plea for Concord,”
The New York Times, March 25, 1940.
“Pope Pius Renews Criticism of Reich,
First Public Audience Since Before Lent Hears Attack on Pagan Statecraft,
Allusion is Made Clear, Soviet Publications Assail the Pontiff and Espouse Work
of Militant Atheists,” The New York Times, March 28, 1940.
“Pope on Enemies of Peace. Anti-Religious
Rulers and Prophets,” London Times,
March 28, 1940.
“Pope Attacks New Pagans,” The Courier-Mail (Australia) March 29,
1940.
“Pope’s Views on Cause of War,” The Mercury (Australia), March 29, 1940.
“Italians Suppress Molotoff Attacks,
Press Ordered Not to Strike Back at Condemnation of Albanian Invasion, Rumania
Causes Concern, Soviet premier’s Reference to Bessarabia Worries Rome−Hit at
Allies Approved,” The New York Times,
March 31, 1940.
“Le Ku-Klux-Klan fait de nouveau parler
de lui. Un nouveau chef mais un vieux programme: la lutte contre les nègres,
les juifs et les catholiques,” La Croix,
March 31, 1940.
“Nuncio Kept Out of Poland,” The New York Times, March 31, 1940.
“Vatican Disturbed by Reich’s
Refusal; Cannot Send Men or Money into Poland for Work of Charity,” The New York Times,
April 1, 1940.
“Pope Condemns the Nazis,” Northern Standard (Australian) April 2, 1940.
“Ribbentrop Rebuke; Polish
Circles in France See Sign of His Failure With Pope,” The New York Times, April 2, 1940.
“Vatican Stresses Rift with
Germany, Broadcast Admits Relations With Nazis Deteriorated After Ribbentrop
Visit to Pope, Berlin Insults Charged, Exhibits Reported ‘Permeated by Contempt
and Hatred for Christianity,’” The New York Times,
April 4, 1940.
“L’homélie pascale de S.S. Pie XII,” La Croix, April 5, 1940.
“Cardinal Verdier is Dead in
Paris…, The New York Times, April 9, 1940.
“Allies Send Men and Material to Norway,” The Palestine Post, April 10, 1940.
“Invasion of Denmark Completed by Early Afternoon,” The Palestine Post, April 10, 1940.
“Jews Pay Tribute to Cardinal Verdier, Foe of Persecution,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, April
11, 1940, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Speedier Reports Ordered by Pope;
Vatican Envoys in War Areas Will Telephone Developments to Secretary of State;
Pontiff Shows Anxiety; Roosevelt’s Envoy to Obtain Latest Data -Nazis
Assailed by Osservatore Romano,” The New York Times, April 11, 1940.
“World Jewish Congress Lauds Verdier As ‘Defender
of Civilization,’” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, April 12, 1940, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Atrocity
Charges Renewed by Poles; Embassy in Rome, Again Tells of Slaughter of Priests
in Nazi-Occupied Area, Lublin a Terror Center, Gestapo Agents Are Said to Have
Murdered Children in Mental Hospitals,” The
New York Times, April 15, 1940.
“Newspaper in Sanctuary,” Time Magazine, April 29, 1940.
“Vatican Paper Attacked,” The Palestine Post, April 30, 1940.
“Vatican Paper Attacked,” Daily
News (Australia), May 1, 1940.
“All Quiet in Poland,” Time Magazine, May 6, 1940.
“Moscow,
Berlin Push Plans for United Drive on Religion,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, May 6, 1940, accessed online on
September 24, 2015.
“Pope Asks an End to Storm of
War; Preaching Outside the Vatican…,” The New York
Times, May
6, 1940.
“The Choice for Italy,” The
Sydney Morning Herald, May 7, 1940.
“Pope Held Shocked by Polish
Horrors; May Deliver Rebuke as Result of Hlond Report Citing Nazi Aim to Oust
Catholicism, Lists 38 Priests Executed, Says Cathedral Is Used as Garage,” The New York Times, May 7, 1940.
“The Pope Pleads for Peace,” Northern Standard (Australia), May 7,
1940.
“People’s Response to Pope,” The Advertiser (Australia), May 7, 1940.
“Pope Voices Fear of Spread of
War...,” The New York Times, May 9, 1940.
“Pontiff is Shocked by German Attack.
Pope is Expected to Issue Formal Condemnation of the Invasions Today. Editor
Assails the Nazis. Vendors of the Osservatore
Romano Said to Have Been Molested by Fascisti, The New York Times, May
11, 1940.
“Pope Voices Pleas For Three Peoples;
Messages to Rulers of Newly Invaded Countries Carry Condemnation of Reich;
Appeal Sent by Leopold; Pius Sees Envoys to Vatican on Situation in
Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg,” The
New York Times, May 12, 1940.
“L’esprit vaincra. Pentecôte de guerre,” La Croix, May 13, 1940.
“Stirring up Public Feeling. Organized
Campaign,” London Times, May 13,
1940.
“Demonstrations in Italy,” London Times, May 15, 1940.
“La voix de Rome,” La Croix, May 15, 1940.
“Anti-Allied Agitation in Italy,” The Palestine Post, May 16, 1940.
“Vatican Organ Smothered, Americans
Advised to Leave Italy,” The Palestine
Post, May 16, 1940.
“Vatican Paper Loses Readers to Boycott;
Distribution in Italy Crippled by Fascist Campaign,” The New York Times, May
16, 1940.
“Vatican Refuses to Gag Newspaper;
Rejects 3 Fascist Demands for Editorial Restrictions on Osservatore Romano; May Drop Sale in Italy; Use of Vatican Mails
Would Permit Publication of News Deleted Under Pressure,” The New York Times, May 18,
1940.
“Vatican City Newspaper Loses its Big
Circulation, The New York Times, May
21, 1940.
“National Prayer, the Pope’s Principles
of Peace; Nazism the Arch-Enemy of Mankind,” London Times, May 22, 1940.
“Italy Refuses to Permit Jewish Refugees
Transit,” Ohio Jewish Chronicle, May
24, 1940.
“‘Hideous Nazi System,’ Cardinal Hinsley’s
Denunciation, Fury of a Pagan People,” London
Times, May 27, 1940.
“Observer Silenced,” Time Magazine, May 27, 1940.
“Vatican Newspaper Yields to Fascisti,
Reappears Minus its Comment on War That Criticized Nazis,” The New York Times, May 28, 1940.
“Paper They Want to Ban, ‘Osservatore
Romano’ is Too Impartial for Fascists,” Chronicle
(Australia), May 30, 1940.
“Pope Asks Nations to Humanize War,
Pleads for Fair Treatment of Conquered Areas’ Civilians and for Just Peace,
Denies Partisan Spirit, His ‘Paternal Love’ Conveyed to Germans and Allies -
Moral Ruin Deplored,” The New York Times,
June 3, 1940.
“From the Watch Tower,” Chicago Sentinel, June 6, 1940.
“Times” Praises Vatican Paper,” Advocate (Australia), June 6, 1940.
“Cardinal Verdier Offers Life for
France,” Southern Cross (Australia),
June 7, 1940.
“Le Pape dénonce le rôle néfaste d’une
presse de mensonge,” La Croix, June
10, 1940.
“Reynaud Tells France Why Duce Declared
War,” The Palestine Post, June 11,
1940.
“Vatican’s Paper Bestows High Praise on
Roosevelt,” The New York Times, July
11, 1940.
“Trenchant Indictment by British
Cardinal,” The Canberra Times
(Australia), June 12, 1940.
“Vatican Paper Muzzled,” The Palestine Post, June 16, 1940.
“Pope Prays for Victims; War’s Effects Felt in
Vatican Ceremony‒Mass Is Broadcast,”
The New York Times, June 17, 1940.
“Mercy for France is Urged by Pope, Pope Makes
Indirect Plea to Germany and Italy for Lenient Attitude,” The New York Times, June 20, 1940.
“Pope’s Paper,” Time Magazine, June 24, 1940.
“Le Vatican et la guerre,” Gazette de Lausanne, June 26, 1940.
“Jewish Refugee Pact Reported at Vatican,
Poland Said to Be Open to Them if They Abstain From Politics,” The New York Times, June 30, 1940.
“State Absolutism. Pope’s Condemnations,”
The Sydney Morning Herald, July 1,
1940.
“Voice of the Vatican, Duty to Fight for
the Right,” London Times, July 5,
1940.
“Lithuania Cancels Vatican
Concordat; Papal Officials Fear Catholicism Is Endangered There,” The New York Times,
July 6, 1940.
“Hate Deplored by Pope, Appeal to
Pilgrims,” The Mercury (Australia),
July 11, 1940.
“Pontiff Bids Axis Be Fair to France,
Declares Peace Treaty Must Be Just in Order That No Hatred Be Aroused, War-bred
Dangers Cited, Pope Receiving Newlyweds, Says that it is the Duty of Nations to
Forgive,” The New York Times, July
11, 1940.
“Germany Bars 2 Nuncios, Papal Envoys to
Netherlands and Belgium Must Leave,” The
New York Times, July 17, 1940.
“Mercy for France is Urged by Pope,
Pontiff Makes Indirect Plea to Germany and Italy for Lenient Attitude,” The New York Times, July 20, 1940.
“Pope Gives Up Hope For An Early Peace,
Vatican ‘Feelers’ on Negotiations Are Reported Futile,” The New York Times, July 25, 1940.
“Pope Hopes to See France Reborn,
He Declares in Letter to Bishops; Pontiff Deplores ‘Unprecedented Disaster
Which Crossed Your Fatherland’ -
Fascist Ex-Secretary Attacks the Message, The New York
Times, August 3, 1940.
“Nazis Halt Papal Nuncio; Vatican Envoy
to France Kept Out of Occupied Zone,” The
New York Times, August 5, 1940.
“Pontiff Makes Plea for Truthful Press,
Propaganda That Fosters Hatred among Nations Is Deplored,” The New York Times, August 8, 1940.
“Silencing the Voice of the Church,” The Palestine Post, August 30, 1940.
“Pope’s Peace Bids Mark Year of War, His
Speeches and Messages on Subject Are Reviewed by Osservatore Romano, Efforts
Still Continue, Pontiff Said to Bend All His Energies to Limit Conflict and
Avert Suffering,” The New York Times,
September 3, 1940.
“Gifts to Caesar,” Time Magazine, September 9, 1940.
“Vatican Radio Scores All Who Pledge a ‘New
Order,’” The New York Times,
September 17, 1940.
“Pope and the War, Broadcast to Germany,
“The Moral Verdict,” Cairns Post
(Australia), September 19, 1940.
“Vatican Radio Attacks Nazi Race Heresy,”
Advocate (Australia), September 12,
1940.
“Vatican Daily Faces Most Serious Problem
of Its Career,” Southern Cross (Australia),
September 27, 1940.
“The Pope’s Fears of Communism, Reported
Encyclical,” London Times, October 8,
1940.
“Libraries of Paris Purged by Gestapo in
Campaign to Nazify French People,” Los
Angeles Times, October 17, 1940.
“Vatican Criticizes Nazis, Warning on ‘Persecution’
in Alsace-Lorraine Heard Here,” The New
York Times, October 18, 1940.
“Text of the Pope’s Broadcast to the
United States,” The New York Times,
October 20, 1940.
“Cardinal Under Scrutiny; Nazis Put Watch
on Paris Prelate Accused of Insulting Reich,” The New York Times,
October 22, 1940.
“Pope
and Duce, A Pro-Jewish Demonstration,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), November 1, 1940.
“Vatican Censures Nazis, Broadcast Charges Catholics in
Poland Are Oppressed,” The New York Times,
November 12, 1940.
“The International Situation,” The New York Times, November 20, 1940.
“Text of the Pope’s Broadcast to the
United States,” The New York Times,
November 20, 1940.
“Vatican Hits Racism in France, Stressing
Tie between Christianity, Judaism,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, November 20, 1940, accessed online on September 20,
2015.
“Protest by Pope, Nazi the Foe of the
Church,” Goulburn Evening Post
(Australia), November 20, 1940.
“Vatican Says Nazism Is Foe of
Christianity; Lists Persecutions in Reich to Support Charge,” The New York Times, November 20, 1940.
“Gestapo Arrests Priest in Berlin,” Los Angeles Times, November 25, 1940.
“Pope Asks Peace, But Is Pessimistic; Plea
Directed to Masses, Not to Leaders - A ‘Golden Rule’
of War Is Suggested,” The New York Times, November 25, 1940.
“Pope
Prays for Peace, Deplores War Suffering,” The
Argus (Australia), November 25, 1940.
“Axis View of Talk by Pius Is Refuted, Sermon Did Not Reflect
Ideas of Dictators on New Order, Vatican Paper States, 5 Peace Points Recalled,
Pontiff Is Said to Desire That the Golden Rule Be Applied to Nations’
Relations,” The New York Times,
November 28, 1940.
“Fascist Editor Libels the Pope, Christian Sympathy for Jews
Resented,” Advocate (Australia),
November 28, 1940.
“Papacy
Not Neutral,” The Palestine Post,
December 1, 1940.
“Vatican v. Naziism,” Time Magazine, December 2, 1940.
“Vatican Admonished Reich on Lorraine
Expulsions, The New York Times,
December 5, 1940.
“Vatican Condemns ‘State’ Euthanasia, ‘Mercy
Killing’ as Instrument of Race Improvement Held to Break Natural Law, Its
Practice Is Reported, Unfit Executed to Conserve Food for War as Well as to
Better Stock, It is Said,” The New York
Times, December 6, 1940.
“Vatican Paper Hits Nazi Persecution,
Many Polish Bishops as Well as Hundreds of Priests Said to Be in Reich Prisons,
Sees Religion in Fetters, ‘Not Few’ of Clergy Have Died in Concentration Camps,
Says Osservatore Romano,” The New York
Times, December 12, 1940.
“Italian Bishop Rebukes Fascist Paper,
Attack on Pope Resented,” Advocate (Australia),
December 19, 1940.
“Sovietizing of Jewish Life in Lithuania
Intensified,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
December 20, 1940, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Vatican Broadcast Denounces Nazism,
Spokesman, in French, Says Rule in Reich is Anti-Christian,” The New York Times, December 20, 1940.
“Pope Asks Powers to Spare Children…
Those Still at Peace Implored to Help Ease Wants of ‘Little Brothers,’” The New York Times, December 21, 1940.
“German Martyrs,” Time Magazine, December 23, 1940.
“Pope’s
Message to War-Torn World,” The Palestine
Post, December 25, 1940.
“Pope
Voices Plea for ‘A Just Peace’; He Decries ‘Utility’ as a Basis of Law and the
Principle Might Makes Right,” The
New York Times, December 25, 1940.
“The Pope’s New Order. Advice to Post-War
Statesmen,” London Times, December
27, 1940.
“Indictment by Pope, Big Effect on
Public,” The Mercury (Australia),
December 27, 1940.
“Pope’s Broadcast, Read as Attack on
Nazis,” The West Australian, December
27, 1940.
“Silence in Berlin. Angry Refusal to Give
Information,” London Times, December
28, 1940.
“Fascist Law Is Deplored, Cardinal
Attacks Restriction on Jewish-’Aryan’ Marriages,” The New York Times,
December 29, 1940.
“Vatican
Notes Hindrance; Pope Deplores Obstruction of His War Relief Efforts,” The New York Times, December 31, 1940.
1941
“German Army Chaplain Who Helped Jews
Arrested by Gestapo,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), January 3, 1941.
“The Plight of France… A Priest to One of
His Flock,” The Palestine Post,
January 8, 1941.
“The Gestapo and the French Hierarchy,” Catholic Freeman’s Journal (Australia),
January 9, 1941.
“Pope to Decry Bombing, ‘Solemn Document’
Reported Under Consideration by Pontiff,” The
New York Times, January 15, 1941.
“Vatican
Plans Polish Relief,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 17, 1941.
“Pope’s Concern for Prisoners of War,” The Palestine Post, January 19, 1941.
“Nazis ‘Aryanize” French Jewish Firms,” Chicago Sentinel, January 23, 1941.
“Persecution in Alsace-Lorraine, Vatican
Radio Exposes Nazi Methods,” Advocate
(Australia), January 23, 1941.
“Hitler Threatens Reprisals against
European Jews if U.S. Enters War,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, January 31, 1941, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Some of the Main Church Event [sic] during
1940,” Catholic Freeman’s Journal
(Australia), February 6, 1941.
“Church Militant,” Time Magazine, February 10, 1941.
“Catholics v. the Axis,” Time Magazine, February 17, 1941.
“Italian Jews under Fascism,” Chicago Sentinel, February 20, 1941.
“Italian Jewry under Fascism,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
February 21, 1941.
“Churchmen & the War,” Time Magazine, February 24, 1941.
“Lies and Bombers,” Time Magazine, February 24, 1941.
“Nazis Kill Insane and Control Religious
Vocations,” Advocate (Australia),
February 27, 1941.
“Race Culture Book Banned by Vatican.
German’s Thesis Advocates Compulsory Sterilization and Euthanasia for Unfit…,” The New
York Times, February 27, 1941.
“Vatican Denounces Racialists,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 7,
1941.
“Cardinal Schulte of Cologne Dies. German
Archbishop Took Up Roman Catholic Challenge to Regime of Nazis. Moderate in
Opposition. First Endeavored an Understanding with Berlin anti-Clerical
Leaders.” The New York Times, March 12, 1941.
“Belgian Cardinal Appealed against
Expulsion of Polish Jews from Belgium,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 13, 1941, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Nazis Expel Bishops of Alsace and Lorraine,”
Southern Cross (Australia), March 14,
1941.
“Reich Jewish Leader Arrested; Nazis Hint
Reprisals on Lease-lend Bill,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 14, 1941, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Vatican Bans Book Praising Racial Theory,” Bnai
Brith Messenger, March 14, 1941.
“Hungarians against Racialism,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 28, 1941.
“Jew-Baiting Unpopular,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 28, 1941.
“Vichy
Releases Jewish Deputy, Vatican against Jew-Laws,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 28, 1941.
“A Sa Sainteté le Pape Pie XII,” La Croix, March 31, 1941.
“Vatican Condemns Nazi Paganism,” The Palestine Post, March 31, 1941.
“Vatican Publishes Criticism of Nazis;
Suppressed Pastoral of Freiburg Printed in Osservatore,” The New York Times, March
31, 1941.
“War on the Religious Front,” The Palestine Post, April 4, 1941.
“Vatican Hits Nazi Rule in France,” The New York Times, April 5, 1941.
“The Vatican Lashes Out, Nazi
Anti-Religious Crusade in France,” The
Palestine Post, April 5, 1941.
“Le Pape est-il neutre?” La Croix, April 9, 1941.
“Shocking Nazi Persecution in Poland.
Under-Secretary of Polish Ministry Reveals ‘Bestial Sadism” of Concentration
Camps,’ Advocate (Australia), April
10, 1941.
“Pope Pius Asks Ban on Worse Weapons; Broadcast
Believed to Have Referred to Gas…,” The
New York Times, April 14, 1941.
“The Pope and the War Sufferings of the
Innocent,” London Times, April 14,
1941.
“Text of Pope Pius XII’s Easter Sunday
Broadcast to World,” The New York
Times, April 14, 1941.
“Vatican v. the Nazis,” Time Magazine, April 14, 1941.
“S. S. Pie XII a adressé au monde son
message pascal. Le Pape a rappelé les conditions d’une paix just et exhorté à
la confiance tous ceux qui souffrent” La
Croix, April 15, 1941.
“The Papal Message,” The New York Times, April
15, 1941.
“Victor’s Clemency Besought by Pope, Pius
Praises Those Who Fight in Defense of Homes-Asks That Innocent Be Spared,
Appeals for Humility, Plea Follows Pronouncement Upon Harmony Between Science
and Faith,” The New York Times, April
21, 1941.
“Cardinal Kaspar, Bohemia Primate, Prague
Archbishop Who Scored Nazi Seizure of his Country Under Munich Pact Dies, An
Advocate of Peace, Known as Expert on Canon Law and as Writer−Honored by the
American Sioux,” The New York Times,
April 22, 1941.
“‘De-Christianizing of Germany, Vatican
Renews Radio Attack,” The Palestine Post,
April 22, 1941.
“Une lettre du Saint-Père au cardinal
secrétaire d’Etat,” La Croix, April
26, 1941.
“Dutch Bishops Irk Nazis; Vatican Hears
of Clashes as Result of Orders to Priests,” The
New York Times, May 3, 1941.
“Papal Mission to Poland,” The Palestine Post, May 4, 1941.
“Le message pascal de S.S. Pie XII,” La Croix, May 6, 1941.
“21 Jews Executed in Nazi Concentration
Camp,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, May
9, 1941, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Une lettre de S.S. Pie XII à son Em. le
cardinal secrétaire d’Etat, en vue de prescrire de nouveau des prières
publiques pour le rétablissement de la paix,” La Croix, May 10, 1941.
“Ordre chrétien,” La Croix, May 12, 1941.
“Pie XII définit l’apostolat des
professeurs et étudiants catholiques,” La
Croix, May 13, 1941.
“Censorship at Vatican, All Messages Now
Checked to Prevent Leak of Secrets,” The
New York Times, May 15, 1941.
“Frenchmen
Denounce Jew-Laws, ‘Injustice Will Be Rectified,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), May 16, 1941.
“New Nazi Ban Stirs Vatican Authorities.
Bar to Any Catholic Publication in Germany is Reported,” The New York Times, May
25, 1941.
“Death for Listening to Foreign
Broadcasts,” The Palestine Post, May
26, 1941.
“Persecution,” Time Magazine, May 26, 1941.
“Pope Asks Opening of Land to Settlers in
a ‘New Order,” The New York Times,
June 2, 1941.
“Text of Pope Pius’s Broadcast on the Fiftieth
Anniversary of Leo XIII’s Encyclical,” The
New York Times, June 2, 1941.
“Pope
Defends Rights of Individuals to Rise above Slavery, Economic Equilibrium
Essential,” The Canberra Times
(Australia), June 3, 1941.
“Pope’s
Allocution over Vatican Radio, Fundamentals of Social Order,” The Palestine Post, June 3, 1941.
“Rights of
Man, Relation to State, Pope Speaks Boldly,” The West Australian, June 3, 1941.
“Rumanian Bishop Causes Sensation by Attacking
Anti-Semitism,” The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle, June 6, 1941.
“Pope is Criticized by Italian Editor.
Farinacci Says He Urged Poles to Resist Nazi Propaganda,” The New York Times, June
15, 1941.
“Vatican Refutes Nazi Lies,” Advocate (Australia), June 26, 1941.
“Holland’s Stand for Jewish Rights,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), June 27, 1941.
“Text of Pope Pius’s Radio Address to
Eucharistic Congress,” The New York Times,
June 27, 1941.
“Text of Pope Pius’s Address on
Divine Providence,” The New York Times,
June 30, 1941.
“Pope Keeps Silent on Axis ‘Crusade’.
Homily on Divine Providence Seeks to Comfort World Amid Days of Strife,” The New
York Times, June 30, 1941.
“Le message du Saint-Père,” La Croix, July 1, 1941.
“Report Thousands of Jews Tortured in
Rumanian Terror,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, July 3, 1941, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Final Jewish Law is Drafted in Italy. It
Aims at Elimination of All but Families Specifically Exempted,” The New
York Times, July 5, 1941.
“Catholic Bishops in Germany Protest Anti-Church Moves,” Los Angeles Times, July 7, 1941.
“Pope Aids Interned Refugees,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, July 7, 1941,
accessed online on September 20, 2015.
“Wants War Action Left to President.
Bishop Hurley Says Problem in the Face of Nazi Menace is a Strategic One.
Secret Moves Held Need. Prelate Cites Pope’s Attitude and Assails Catholics Who
Give Comfort to Axis,” The New York Times, July 7, 1941.
“German Bishops Protest Against Paganism,” The Palestine Post, July 8, 1941.
“German Bishops Hailed as Heroes;
Prelates Who Censured Nazis for Attack on Religion Praised by Rabbi,” The
New York Times, July 13, 1941.
“Bishop Speaks,” Time Magazine, July 14, 1941.
“The Priest and the Nazi,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), July 18,
1941.
“Italian Jew-Laws under Fire, Vatican
Calls for Change,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
July 25, 1941.
“Sweden: Price of
Neutrality,” Time Magazine; August 4,
1941.
“Priests for Russia,” Time Magazine, August 4, 1941.
“Vatican Newspaper Assailed,” The New York Times, August 14, 1941.
“Jews Get Jobs at Vatican,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
August 22, 1941.
“Unto Caesar,” Time Magazine, August 25, 1941.
“Hungarian
Primate Condemns Jew-Laws,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 5, 1941.
“Dutch Catholics Warned on
Nazism; A Pastoral Letter Reaffirms Ban on Support to German Party or Communism
Sees No Reconciliation, Wayward Urged to ‘Abandon Equivocal Path’ to Escape
Denial of Sacrament, The New York Times, September 6, 1941.
“Catholic Primate Condemns Introduction of Nuremberg Laws in
Hungary,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, September 7, 1941, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Over
100 Jews Seized as Hostages by Nazis in Paris,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, September 9, 1941, accessed online on
January 7, 2017.
“‘Protecting’
the Pope,” Advocate (Australia),
September 11, 1941.
“Imprisoned, Ye Visited Me,” Time Magazine, September 15, 1941.
“Jews ‘of the Whole World’ Will Pay for
German Martyrs on Soviet Front, Nazis Say,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, September 18, 1941, accessed online on January
7, 2017.
“President, Pope and Peace,” Time Magazine, September 22, 1941.
“Nazis
Move Niemoeller, Pastor Now is at Dachau Camp, According to Swiss Paper,” The
New York Times, September
25, 1941.
“Czech
Jews Threatened with Reprisals for London Anti-Nazi Broadcasts,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
September 26, 1941, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Catholics Assail Nazis in Holland; Pastoral Letter
Makes Bold Protest against German Persecution of Church; Heavy Penalties
Defied; Workers’ Union Now Banned by Bishops Because of Change to Commissar’s
Control,” The New York Times, September 29, 1941.
“Catholics and Gestapo in New Head-on Clash, Continued
Persecutions Result in Bishop’s Protest to Hitler and Other Nazi Leaders,” Los Angeles Times, September 29, 1941.
“French Bishop Protests Marseilles Synagogue Bombing,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, October
2, 1941, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“German
Bishop Attacks Nazis, ‘Amazingly Bold’ Sermon Delivered in Westphalia,” The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, October 3,
1941.
“German
Bestiality Unleashed,
Agony of Enslaved Countries, Gestapo Killers, Persecution of Slovenes…,” Mercury
(Australia), October 2, 1941.
“Nazi Brutality in Europe, Executioners Busy,” Examiner (Australia), October 2, 1941.
“Nazi
Terror, Mass Murder in Europe, Slovene Extermination, Czechs in Grip of
Gestapo,” West Australian, October 2,
1941.
“The Badge of
Courage,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
October 3, 1941.
“Pope Denounces Curbs
on Marriage and Deplores ‘Mania for Divorce,’ Sterilization and Racial Laws
Condemned. Rota Grants 30 Matrimonial Petitions out of 82 Cases Heard in Year,”
The New York Times, October 4, 1941.
“Russians Changing Stand on Religion;
They Now Assail the Nazis in All Languages as the Great Foes of Christianity,” The New York Times, October 5, 1941.
“Taylor Returns, Silent on
Mission; Vatican Envoy Only Says He Has Information for President of ‘Utmost
Importance…,’” The New York Times,
October 5, 1941.
“Catholic Niem,” Time Magazine, October 6, 1941.
“Hitler Sees Chief Executioner… Church’s
Voice Raised,” Mercury (Australia),
October 7, 1941.
“Mead Says Nazis Crush Catholics, Bishop’s
Protest on Gestapo ‘Plundering’ and His Arrest Related to Senate, Prelate Fought
Attacks, New Yorker Offers Documents on Persecution, Calls Hitler ‘Germ Carrier
of Misery,’’” The New York Times,
October 7, 1941.
“Bombing of Seven Paris Synagogues Stirs
Rebuke; Temples Demolished,” Chicago
Sentinel, October 9, 1941.
“Hitler’s ‘Holy Crusade,’” Catholic Freeman’s Journal (Australia),
October 9, 1941.
“Nazis Indicted, Vatican’s Condemnation
of Paganism,” Catholic Press
(Australia), October 9, 1941.
“Nazi Persecutions Fail to Stifle
Religious Fervour, Church Blamed for the Plight of France,” The Canberra Times (Australia), October
11, 1941.
“Jewish
Internees in Belgium and Occupied France Declared Nazi Hostages,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
October 27, 1941, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Nazi Reprisals, The French Hostages,
Vatican Move, Executions Stayed,” The West
Australian, October 29, 1941.
“Vatican Intercedes in France, New
Shootings Only Postponed,” The Palestine
Post, October 29, 1941.
“Jews Executed in Belgrade for Alleged
Attack on Nazi Soldier,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, November 4, 1941, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Nazis Arrest Priest Who Prayed for Jews,
Dean of Cathedral in Berlin Reported to Be in Concentration Camp for Past Two
Weeks,” Los Angeles Times, November
9, 1941.
“Berlin Dean Held; Prayed for Jews;
Gestapo Is Reported to Have Arrested Priest in Charge of Catholic Cathedral,” The New
York Times, November 9, 1941.
“From
Cardinal Archbishop Hinsley,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), November 14, 1941.
“Vatican Employs Jews Ousted from Work by Italian
Anti-Jewish Laws,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
November 17, 1941, accessed online on September 20, 2015.
“Warning on Nazi Gospel
Attributed to Pope Pius,” The New York
Times, November
22, 1941.
“Vatican Eschews Political Choice…. Belgian Cardinal Insists
that Catholics Must Not Support Oppressive Regime,” The New York Times,
November 23, 1941.
“Mr. Himmler, the Fuehrer, and Bishop von Galen, Three
Amazing Documents,” Southern Cross,
November 28, 1941.
“Mercy Killings Draw Vatican Paper’s Ire, Osservatore Romano
Calls Stand ‘Invitation to Homicide,” The
New York Times, November 30, 1941.
“Catholics on the Crisis,” Time Magazine, December 1, 1941.
“News Brevities,” Chicago Sentinel, December 4, 1941.
“German Bishop’s Open Indictment of
Gestapo and Nazi State, Text of Bishop Count von Galen’s Fearless Statement,” Southern Cross (Australia), December 5,
1941.
“U.S. Peace Efforts Lauded by
Taylor; Roosevelt’s Representative to Vatican Pays Tribute to Him and to Pope,”
The New York Times, December 8, 1941.
“Prelates against Hitler,” Time Magazine, December 15, 1941.
“Anti-Jewish Terror Increasing Nazi-held
Poland…,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
December 16, 1941, accessed online on August 14, 2018.
“Hungarian Catholics Attack
Jew-Baiters,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), December 19, 1941.
“Idea of Force Condemned, Pope’s
Broadcast,” The Sydney Morning Herald,
December 25, 1941.
“Pope Deplores War in X-mas Message,” The Palestine Post, December 25, 1941.
“Le message du Pape,” Le Figaro, December 27-28, 1941.
1942
“From the Watch Tower,” Chicago Sentinel, January 1, 1942.
“600 Jews Massacred by Nazis in Rostov Before
Retreating; Other Atrocities Reported,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 4, 1942.
“Pope Proposes,” Time Magazine, January 5, 1942.
“Use of Force Draws Vatican Paper’s
Ire; Osservatore Romano Assails It as
Foreign Policy Weapon,” The New York Times, January 5, 1942.
“60,000 Jews Killed in Rumania; Jewish Population
Deprived of Medical Aid, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 7, 1942, accessed online on August 14, 2018.
“50
Jews and Poles Dying Daily in Nazi Concentration Camp in Poland”, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 8, 1942, accessed online on
August 14, 2018.
“Gestapo Agents Trap Pro-Jewish Germans,” Chicago Sentinel, January 8, 1942.
“U.S. Embassy in Russia Studies Report of Nazi
Massacres of Jews, Russians in Ukraine,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 8, 1942.
“La Charte de la paix chrétienne,” Le Figaro, January 12, 1942.
“Crime and Punishment,” The Palestine Post, January 13, 1942.
“Polish Government Publishes Book on Nazi Atrocities against
Poles and Jews in Poland,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, January 15, 1942.
“Hitler Takes Notice,” Southern Cross (Australia), January 16,
1942.
“Nazis Test New Poison Gas on Austrian
Jews,” Chicago Sentinel, January 22,
1942.
“Bigotry,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 23, 1942.
“The
Archbishop’s Reply,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 30, 1942.
“Protest Against Pogroms, Hungarians
Challenge Nazis,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), January 30, 1942.
“Polish Jews Ordered to Surrender Their
Prayer Shawls to Keep the German Army Warm”, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, February
1, 1942.
“Italian Priest Is Imprisoned,” The New York Times, February 2, 1942.
“Priests Protest Pogroms against Jews in
Croatia,” Chicago Sentinel, February
12, 1942.
“More
Italian Imitations,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), February 13, 1942.
“The Battle of Babble,” Time Magazine, February 16, 1942.
“Bishops Denounce Nazis, Home Front Lost
Confidence in ‘People’s State,’” The
Palestine Post, February 16, 1942.
“A Bishop Must Speak,” Catholic Freeman’s Journal (Australia),
February 19, 1942.
“Family Broadcasts from the Vatican,” The Palestine Post, February 20, 1942.
“New Nazi Assault on Religion; ‘Christianity
Will Disappear,’” London Times,
February 21, 1942.
“Jews Praise Vatican as Island of
Tolerance,” Catholic Freeman’s Journal (Australia),
February 26, 1942.
“Strictly Confidential,” Chicago Sentinel, February 26, 1942.
“Mess’s Successor,” Time Magazine, March 2, 1942.
“Vatican Circles Deny Report That Jewish
Refugees Are Employed in Pope’s Library,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 4, 1942, accessed online on September 20, 2015.
“Another German Prelate Preaches Against
Gestapo, Rumoured Nazi Excesses Mentioned in Sermon,” Advocate (Australia), March 5, 1942.
“Twenty ‘Jews and Communists’ Executed in
Paris; Frenchmen Told of “Jewish Invasion,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, March 6, 1942, accessed online on January 7,
2017.
“Allies,” The Palestine Post,” March 10, 1942.
“100,000 Jews Executed by Nazis in Minsk Area and the
Baltic States,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 17, 1942.
“Stalin Writes to Pope. Letter Said to
Draw Distinction in Matter of Religious Freedom,” The New York Times, March
18, 1942.
“All Jews in Yugoslav Town Shot in Nazi
Mass Execution of Male Population,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, March 19, 1942, accessed online on January 7,
2017.
“Pope’s Aid to be Asked against
Atrocities,” The Palestine Post,
March 19, 1942.
“No One in Germany Is Sure of His Life,” Southern Cross (Australia), March 20,
1942.
“Poland: Occupied Press,” Time Magazine, March 23, 1942.
“300 Rabbis and Jewish Religious Leaders
Reported Dead in Nazi Concentration Camp,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 23, 1942, accessed online on August 14, 2018.
“Jews and Church Must be Liquidated,” The Palestine Post, March 26, 1942.
“Soviet Mission to Vatican City,” The Palestine Post, April 2, 1942.
“Archbishop of Westminster Says Church
Abhors and Condemns Anti-Semitism,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, April 6, 1942, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“Hundreds of Dutch Jews Die from Forced
Labor in Nazi Mines; Test Gas on Priest,” Chicago
Sentinel, April 9, 1942.
“Church Abhors Anti-Semitism,” Detroit Jewish News, April 10, 1942.
“Paper Ranks Muenster Bishop as 1941
Hero,” Southern Cross (Australia),
April 10, 1942.
“Entire Jewish Population of Mariupol Massacred by the
Nazis,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, April
16, 1942.
“Nazis Fight Church of Poland, Catholic
Priests Persecuted,” The Palestine Post,
April 20, 1942.
“Government and Church Battle in Slovakia
over Baptizing Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, April 21, 1942, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Thirty ‘Communists and Jews’ Executed in
France; 1000 Deported to Eastern Europe,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, April 21, 1942, accessed online on January 7,
2017.
“Nazis Execute More Jews in France,
Deport Another 500 to Labor Camps in East,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, April 23, 1942, accessed online on January 7,
2017.
“Deportation of Jews to Nazi Territory
Causing Serious Clashes in Slovakia,” Chicago
Sentinel, April 30, 1942.
“Nazis Confirm Report of Yellow Badges
for Dutch Jews,” Chicago Sentinel,
May 7, 1942.
“German Cardinal Indicts Nazi ‘War on
Christianity,’ Faulhaber Reports to Vatican That Regime ‘Blackmails’ Believers
and Uses Spies to Put Pressure on the Clergy,” The New York Times, May
9, 1942.
“German Catholics Fight Nazi Tenets. New
Commandments Issued by Cardinal Faulhaber Combat ‘War on Christianity,” The New
York Times, May 10, 1942.
“Zionists’ Sessions Are Opened Here,” The New
York Times, May 10, 1942.
“Pie XII a agi, Pie XII a parlé en faveur
du rétablissement de la paix,” La Croix,
May 12, 1942.
“Pope’s Appeal for
Peace,” London Times, May 14, 1942.
“Textual Excerpts from the Pope’s
Broadcast,” The New York Times, May 14, 1942.
“Appeal for Peace, Pope Speaks ‘With
Greater Insistence’,” The Mercury
(Australia), May 15, 1942.
“Holland under Occupation, The Crusade
against Bolshevism, The Roman Catholic Church,” Le Courier Australien, May 15, 1942.
“Talk of Peace Amidst War Atmosphere,” The Palestine Post, May 17, 1942.
“The Treason of
Christianity,” Time Magazine, May 18,
1942.
“Catholic Bishops in Holland Issue
Pastoral Letter Condemning Nazi Treatment of Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, May 20, 1942, accessed online on
September 20, 2015.
“Nazi Acts Decried by Spanish Bishop. His
Pastoral Letter Attacks Propaganda, Cites Church Condemnation of Racism.
Encyclical Text Quoted. Protests That Had Been Made by Prelates in Germany and
Netherlands Included,” The New York Times, May 24, 1942.
“Jewish Committee in Moscow Collects Evidence of Nazi
Mass-murder of Jews,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, May 29, 1942.
“Pope Intervenes,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), May 29, 1942.
“Von Galen Stubborn Scourge of Nazism,” Southern Cross (Australia), May 29,
1942.
“Fear of Vatican Prevents Mussolini from
Introducing Yellow Badges for Jews,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, June 3, 1942, accessed online on September 20, 2015.
“Fascist Pressure on Vatican Fails.
Mussolini Unable to Bring Pope to Take a Stand on the Axis Side in the War,” The New
York Times, June 4, 1942.
“‘Foundations of Peace,’ The Chief Rabbi’s
Declaration,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), June 5, 1942.
“Nazi Acts Decried by Reich
Bishops. Text of the Pastoral Letter of March 22 Shows Sharp Protest of
Oppressions. People Urged to Uphold Their Christianity-Killings of Insane Persons
Condemned,” The New York Times, June 7, 1942.
“Churchmen Who Defy Hitler, Bishop von
Galen of Germany,” The New York Times, June 8, 1942.
“Nazis Boast of “Consistent”
Removal of Jews from Prague,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, June 9, 1942.
“Churchmen Who Defy Hitler, Archbishop de
Jong of Holland,” The New York Times, June 10, 1942.
“Protest Against Slovak Atrocities,
Cardinal Hinsley: ‘Frenzied Wickedness,’” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), June 12, 1942.
“Nazis Blame Jews for Big Bombings,
Goebbels Say ‘Extermination’ of all in Europe ‘an Perhap Beyond’ Will Result…” ,”
The New York Times, June 13, 1942.
“Nazis Threaten ‘Extermination’ of Jews
in Reprisal for Bombing of German Cities,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, June 14, 1942, accessed online on January 7,
2017.
“Britain and the Pope,” London Times, June 15, 1942.
“Churchmen Who Defy Hitler; Cardinal van
Roey of Belgium,” The New York Times, June 15, 1942.
“Vilna Massacre of Jews Reported, 60,000
Slain in Two Weeks…,” The New York Times, June 16, 1942.
“Nazis Massacre 700,000 Polish Jews; Thousands Executed
in Mobile Gas Chambers,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, June 26, 1942.
“Workers Saved Bishop von Galen from
Gestapo,” Southern Cross (Australia),
June 26, 1942.
“[Five Persons…],” The New York Times, June
27, 1942.
“Allied Nations Considering Reprisals for
Nazi Massacres of Jews in Poland,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, June 28, 1942, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Non-Jews in Paris Sent to Concentration
Camps for Wearing Yellow Mogen David,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, June 28, 1942, accessed online on January 7,
2017.
“God is Above State, Berlin Bishop Says;
Count Konrad von Preysing Repudiates Nazi Theory in Sermon…,” The New
York Times, June 30, 1942.
“Massacre of Jews – Over 1,000,000 Dead Since the War Began,” London Times, July 1, 1942.
“A Voice from Berlin,” London Times, July 1, 1942.
“Critical Nazi Sermon Hints United Church
War on Hitler,” Los Angeles Times,
July 1, 1942.
“Allies are Urged to Execute Nazis…,” The New
York Times, July 2, 1942.
“BBC’s Message of Hope,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), July 3, 1942.
“Swiss and Swedish Catholics Appalled at
Massacres,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), July 3, 1942.
“Cardinal Hinsley on Nazi Atrocities,
Barbarities in Poland,” London Times,
July 9, 1942.
“Catholic Primate of England Scores Nazi
Massacres of Jews in Poland,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, July 9, 1942, accessed online on September 24, 2015.
“The Dutch Defy Hitler,” Chicago Sentinel, July 9, 1942.
“Nazis Dread Influence of Bishops,
Hierarchy Resolute against Oppression,” Advocate
(Australia), July 9, 1942.
“Cardinal Exposes German Massacres in
Europe,” The Canberra Times (Australia), July 10, 1942.
“Nazis Slaughter 30,000 German Jews;
Exterminate 36,000 Polish Jews by Gas and Guns,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, July 10, 1942, accessed online on
September 20, 2015.
“Vatican Organ Attacked by Fascist Party
Leader for Condemning Anti-Semitism,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, July 13, 1942, accessed online on September 20, 2015.
“Archbishop Condemns Anti-Semitic Laws,” Detroit Jewish News, July 17, 1942.
“Cardinal Hinsley Fights Anti-Semitism,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), July
17, 1942.
“Defiant Belgian Clerics Issue Pastoral
Letter,” Detroit Jewish News, July
17, 1942.
“Refugee Governments Act in Mass Slaying
of Jews…. Christians Denounce Atrocities,” Detroit
Jewish News, July 17, 1942.
“Silence to Crimes Marks Mockery of
Prayers,” Detroit Jewish News, July
17, 1942.
“18,000 Slovakian Jews Confined in
Internment Camps in Three Polish Towns,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, July 19, 1942, accessed online on August 14, 2018.
“Nazis Execute 150 Jews in Poland for
Derailment of Military Trains,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, July 19, 1942, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Religion Spurring French Resistance,
Catholics and Protestants in Both Zones Stand against Nazis, and Laval, Priests
Close To People, In North They Are Leaders in Opposing Hitlerism, Feeling
Toward Pétain Turns Cool…. Clergy Seem Fearful of Vichy…. Underground Literature
Effective,” The New York Times, July 20, 1942.
“Exiled Governments Send Note on Nazi
Atrocities to Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, Pope Pius,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, July 21, 1942, accessed online on
September 20, 2015.
“Nazi Punishment Seen by Roosevelt, Says
Hitler Will Be Held to ‘Strict Accountability’-
Churchill Greets Rally,” The
New York Times, July 22, 1942.
“Entire World Called Upon to Commemorate
Murdered Jews on July 30,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, July 23, 1942, accessed online on February 29, 2016.
“Martyred Jews to Be Memorialized in
Tisha B’ab Services Today; Clergymen Score Massacres,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, July 23, 1942, accessed online on
February 29, 2016.
“55,000 Jews Already Deported from Slovakia
to Polish Camps” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, July 24, 1942.
“Warsaw Jews Threatened, Believed
Executions Will Follow Exile,” The
Palestine Post, July 28, 1942.
“Yugoslavs Driving Axis from Bosnia…. New
Warsaw Curbs Due, Nazis Said to Plan Wiping Out of 600,000 in Ghetto,” The New
York Times, July 29, 1942.
“Must Be Anti-Semites, Nazis’ Plan for
Italians,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
July 31, 1942.
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Killed Following Massacre,” The Palestine
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in France,” Cairns Post (Australia),
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Objective of Nazis,” Los Angeles Times,
August 12, 1942.
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“800 Polish Priests Reported Killed,
Inter-Allied Information Board Says Nazis Plan Abolition of Christianity, Tells
of Persecutions, 10,000-Word Report Declares Methods Are Milder in the Low
Countries,” The New York Times,
August 12, 1942.
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in Occupied Lands,” London Times,
August 12, 1942.
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14, 1942.
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of Jewish Protest Meetings,” Chicago
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Poland,” The Chicago Sentinel, August
20, 1942.
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Jewish Chronicle (UK), August 21, 1942.
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August 22, 1942.
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Victory, Mussolini and the Vatican,” The
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US Asked to Admit 3,500 Jewish Children,” Jewish
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Those Who Entered France Since 1936 to Be Sent to Work in Germany, Other Aliens
Are in Peril…,” The New York Times, August 27, 1942.
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Arrests and Deportations,” London Times,
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Roosevelt’s Warning on Nazi Atrocities,”
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France for Deportation by the Nazis to the East,” The New York Times,
August 28, 1942.
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Says Berlin,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
August 28, 1942.
“Wants Ghettos
in Italy,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
August 28, 1942.
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Pope for Defending Jews,” Jewish
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in Nazi French Drive,” The Jewish
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France Despite Appeals from Pope Pius,” Ohio
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Roundup, Hysterical Mothers Hurl Children to Death From Windows to Avoid Nazis’
Slave Labor…. Vatican Protest Hushed,” Los
Angeles Times, September 6, 1942.
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New Order Systematically Degrades the People of Poland,” The New York Times,
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6, 1942.
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October 1, Ordered by Vichy,” Jewish
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France et la protestation du Vatican,” Gazette
de Lausanne, September 8, 1942.
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York Times, September 9, 1942.
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Refusal to Help in Arrests of Jews,” London
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Children’s Plight. Military Governor of Lyons Dismissed, Refusal to Help in
Arrests of Jews,” London Times,
September 9, 1942.
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Catholic’ Defiant Opposition to Nazi Campaign is Raising Dilemma for Pétain.
Prelates Issue Protest; Toulouse Archbishop Calls on Christians to Remember All
Men are Brothers,” The New York Times, September 9, 1942.
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Uneasiness Linked to Protests on Treatment of Jews,” The New York Times,
September 10, 1942.
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to Jews; Scores Churchmen,” Jewish
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Protestants and Catholics are Deeply Stirred over Nazi Deportation of 20,000;
Pleas to Petain Futile…,” The New York Times, September 11, 1942.
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Mounts,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
September 11, 1942.
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Children,” London Times, September
11, 1942.
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Unemployed and Jews,” Mercury
(Australia), September 11, 1942.
“Protests in France, Feeling Against
Vichy Rises,” The Advertiser
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World’s Furious Protest, Catholic Church Revolt, Excommunication Threat,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 11,
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Deportation of Jews Praised by Msgr. Ready,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 42-2250, September
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Enforce Nazi Marriage Laws in Holland,” N.C.W.C.
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Archbishops Appeal for Jews,” Palestine
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and Clergy Vigorously Oppose Banishment of Refugee Children,” Chicago Sentinel, September 17, 1942.
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France; Arrests Protesting Priest,” Jewish
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September 17, 1942, accessed online on September 20, 2015.
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of Church Plea for Jews; A Catholic Leader Interned By Laval,” The New
York Times, September 18, 1942.
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Attempt to Protect Jews,” Los Angeles
Times, September 18, 1942.
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Persecution,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
September 18, 1942.
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“The Pope Horrified at Fury of War,
Message to Cardinal Hinsley,” London
Times, September 18, 1942.
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Ingenuity,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 18, 1942.
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Aid Jews in France Seen; U.S. Help to Jews in France is Seen,” The New
York Times, September 20, 1942.
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Escaping from France,” Jewish Telegraphic
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Measures, Priests Held for Quoting Warning,” The Palestine Post, September 20, 1942.
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Denounces Nazis’ Inhumanity to Catholics, Protestants and Jews in Poland, Cites
the Vatican’s Stand, Nominee for Governor Speaks in Hempstead of Polish
Alliance,” Special to The New York Times, September 21, 1942.
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Rites for Anti-Red French,” The New York Times, September 22, 1942.
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Warns French People, Ban on Resistance to Nazism,” The Palestine Post, September 22, 1942.
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Petain Dismayed,” The Argus
(Australia), September 22, 1942.
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1942.
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Church Groups Send Appeal to the Reich Commissar,” The New York Times,
September 23, 1942.
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Vichy to Leave France; Called “Undesirable”, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, September 25, 1942, accessed online on
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deportations de Juifs,” Gazette de
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1942.
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Courageous Catholics, Discussions at the Vatican,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
September 25, 1942.
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York Times, September 29, 1942.
“America and the Vatican, Mr. Taylor’s
Talks, National Socialism’s Excesses,” London
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Children,” The Palestine Post,
October 1, 1942.
“A Vatican Visit,” London Times, October 1, 1942.
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1942.
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Fugitives Aided, ‘Friends of the Yellow Star,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), October 2, 1942.
“The Vatican Faces the Dictators, Hitler
and Mussolini Have Flouted and Embarrassed the Pope. But the Pontiff Finds
Satisfaction in a Community of Interest with the Democratic Powers,” The New
York Times, October 4, 1942.
“Goebbels Attacks the Pope, Pro-Jewish
Interference,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), October 9, 1942.
“Italian Bishops Protest, Duce’s New
Persecutions,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), October 9, 1942.
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Repression,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), October 9, 1942.
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Attacking Pope,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
October 9, 1942.
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Protest,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
October 9, 1942.
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October 9, 1942.
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Extreme Cruelty, Canadian Premier Says,” Jewish
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Mussolini against Persecution of Jews,” Jewish
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Heads Fight against Gestapo,” The
Palestine Post, October 14, 1942.
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and State in France, From Conciliation to Conflict,” London Times, October 15, 1942.
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Terror against Jews in Europe,” Jewish
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Wilhelmina’s Warning,” The Palestine Post,
October 19, 1942.
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a Militant German Catholic,” The New York
Times, October 20, 1942.
“Jail 50 French Priests for Pro-Jewish Activity,” Chicago Sentinel, October 22, 1942.
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Guardian’s Warning,” The Palestine Post,
October 29, 1942.
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“Priest Dies a Prisoner, Mgr. Feuerstein
Described as a Militant German Catholic” The
New York Times, October 30, 1942.
“Racial
Persecution Will Be Ended‒Churchill,” The Palestine Post, November 1, 1942.
“Star
of David for King Christian,” The Palestine Post, November 2, 1942.
“1,000 Children Held by Nazis as
Hostages, Try Everything to Check Sabotage,”
The Palestine Post, November 3, 1942.
“Vatican’s Help to War Prisoners,” The Palestine Post, November 3, 1942.
“Slav Town Destroyed,” The Palestine Post, November 4, 1942.
“Catholics Unanimous against
Anti-Semitism,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), November 6, 1942.
“The Filterable Virus-Hate,” Bnai
Brith Messenger, November 6, 1942.
“Reprisal Shootings in Warsaw,” The Palestine Post, November 6, 1942.
“2,500 Hostages Shot,” The Palestine Post, November 6, 1942.
“Full Unity Urged with the Russians,” The New York Times, November 8, 1942.
“In the Air,” Chicago Sentinel, November 12, 1942.
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Catholic Prelates,” The New York Times, November
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Persecution of Jews in Conquered Countries,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, November 16, 1942, accessed online on
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November 17, 1942.
“Fascists Attack Vatican,” Daily News (Australia), November 17,
1942.
“Says Vatican Aids R.A.F. Italian Paper,
Also Denounces Taylor, Other Envoys,” The
New York Times, November 17, 1942.
“Aurore de Paix. La consécration du genre
humain au Coeur Immaculé de Marie,” La
Croix, November 19, 1942.
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Nazi Atrocities at Mass-meeting in Sydney,” Jewish
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Chicago Sentinel, November 19, 1942.
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“Nazis Massacre Jews in Europe,” The Palestine Post, November 20, 1942.
“Pope Again Condemns Bombings,” The New York Times, November 21, 1942.
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of Entire Communities,” The Palestine
Post, November 23, 1942.
“Catholic Stand,” Time Magazine, November 23, 1942.
“Execution of Hitler’s Design,” The Palestine Post, November 23, 1942.
“Details Reaching Palestine,” The New
York Times, November 25, 1942.
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York Times, November 25, 1942.
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for Deportees…,” The New York Times, November 26, 1942.
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November 27, 1942.
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Parliamentary Council at London Calls to the World against Massacres,
Underground Aids Jews… Germans’ Killings Total 1,400,000,” The New York Times,
November 25, 1942.
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“Belly Up,” Time Magazine, November 30, 1942.
“Days of Mourning Ushered in…,” The Palestine Post, November 30, 1942.
“Polish Christians Condemn Slaughter of
Jews, Manifesto Issued by National Council,” The Palestine Post, November 30, 1942.
“Prelude to Judgment,” Time Magazine, November 30, 1942.
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1942.
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Catholic Bishops Warn,” The New York
Times, December 5, 1942.
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“Churches throughout Cuba Offer Mass for
Martyred Jews of Europe,” Jewish
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Eden on Nazi Massacres of Jews,” Jewish
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“Germans Believe Bombing of Their Cities
is God’s Punishment of anti-Jewish Acts,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, December 8, 1942, accessed online on April 27,
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Protest Meetings Held in Sweden,” Jewish
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Protest,” Palestine Post, December 9,
1942.
“Pope Pius Prays for Peace,” The Palestine Post, December 9, 1942.
“President Renews Pledges to Jews. He tells
Group Every Effort Will Be Made to Fix Guilt in Axis Crimes against Race.
2,000,000 Reported Dead. Delegation Asserts the Newest Nazi Method is Poisoning
at Rate of 100 an Hour,” The New York Times, December 9, 1942.
“Christian Children in Canadian Schools
Observe Day of Mourning,” Chicago
Sentinel, December 10, 1942.
“Day of Mourning for Jews of Europe
Widely Observed in Latin America,” Chicago
Sentinel, December 10, 1942.
“Jewish Protest Ridiculed by Nazi Press
and Radio,” Chicago Sentinel,
December 10, 1942.
“LaGuardia Calls on Christians to Join in
Mourning; Lehman Attacks Nazi Cruelty,” Chicago
Sentinel, December 10, 1942.
“A Rousing Summons to Halt Nazi
Butchery,” Chicago Sentinel, December
10, 1942.
“World Jewry Mourns Slain Kin,” Chicago Sentinel, December 10, 1942.
“Cardinal Hinsley’s Message,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), December 11,
1942.
“Appeal to Stay the Butcher’s Hand,” The Palestine Post, December 14, 1942.
“England Awake! Jerusalem Calls,” The Palestine Post, December 14, 1942.
“Massacre of Jews, the Chief Rabbi’s
Appeal ‘Satanic Carnage’,” London Times,
December 14, 1942.
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Investigation of Nazi Massacres in Poland,” Jewish
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Condemnation,” The Palestine Post,”
December 16, 1942.
“‘Satanic Carnage’ of Jews, Week’s
Abstention in Britain,” The Advertiser
(Australia), December 16, 1942.
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Punishment of ‘Cowardly Brutes’,” Chicago
Sentinel, December 17, 1942.
“French Protestant Tribute to Catholics,”
Advocate (Australia), December 17,
1942.
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Power of Vatican,” Advocate (Australia),
December 17, 1942.
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Horrified by Violence and Fury,” Advocate
(Australia), December 17, 1942.
“11 Allies Condemn Nazi War on Jews…,” The New
York Times, December 18, 1942.
“Hitler Will Hang Like Haman,” The Palestine Post,” December 18, 1942.
“Nazis and Jews, Joint Allied
Declaration, Diabolical Plan Confirmed,” The
Palestine Post,” December 18, 1942.
“U.S., Britain, Russia Back Plan to Stop
Nazi Massacres of Jews,” Detroit Jewish
News, December 18, 1942.
“Allies Describe Outrages on Jews; United
Nations Office Here Releases Report on Fate of 5,000,000 in Europe;
Extermination is Feared; Situation in Each Country is Analyzed in Summarized
Form,” The New York Times, December 20, 1942.
“Nazis Will Be Punished, 11 United
Nations Vow,” Chicago Sentinel,
December 24, 1942.
“Broadcast from Vatican,” The Palestine Post, December 25, 1942.
“Pope Assails Peril Of Godless State,
Condemns Herding of Humans as Lifeless Things, Denounces Marxian Socialism,” The New
York Times, December 25, 1942.
“Pope Seeks in Vain to Investigate
Atrocities,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
December 25, 1942.
“Cannot Remain Deaf, Church’s Attitude to
World Situation Outlined,” The Mercury (Australia),
December 26, 1942.
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Jews Made Public,” Jewish Telegraphic
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Observes Day of Mourning for Jews Murdered by Nazis,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, December
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December 31, 1942.
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and Justice for All,” Chicago Sentinel,
December 31, 1942.
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its Victims,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
December 31, 1942.
1943
“Die, But Do Not Retreat,” Time Magazine, January 4, 1943.
“Honorary ‘Non-Aryans,’” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 1,
1943.
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“[The Germans Have Forbidden Cardinal van
Roey…],” London Times, January 6,
1943.
“‘Spiritually We Are Semites’,” Chicago Sentinel, January 7, 1943.
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Cardinals at Issue with Fascist Leaders: Ambassador Protests,” Catholic Weekly (Australia), January 7,
1943.
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Raids,” Advocate (Australia), January
7, 1943.
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Shot,” The New York Times, January
10, 1943.
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on Jews, Ghettos for Jews in France Planned,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 15, 1943, accessed online on September 20,
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von Preysing Denies Exclusive Rights and Defends Alien Privileges; Document
Read in Senate; Mead Calls Christmas Letter a Challenge to Hitler-Asks Wide
Publicity by OWI,” The New York Times, January 22, 1943.
“Cardinal Gerlier Tells the Nazis ‘I Will Not Support
Jew-Laws,’” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
January 22, 1943.
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Ohio Jewish Chronicle, January 22,
1943.
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Teachings Know No Prerogative for Oppression, Says Cardinal Seredi,” The New
York Times, January 23, 1943.
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Cardinal on Nazi Racial Theory,” Jewish
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Laws Gains Strength in Occupied Countries,” Jewish
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Measures To Aid Jews,” The Jewish
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German People Condemning Nazi Racial Theory,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 29, 1943, accessed online
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German Pastors Still Speak Out Against Nazi Policy Despite Threats, Italians
Also Protest, Bishops’ Plea to Mussolini on Persecution of Jews Kept from Nation’s
Press,” The New York Times, January 30, 1943.
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Synagogue Held in Safety by Cardinal Faulhaber,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, January 31, 1943, accessed online on
September 20, 2015.
“Le Pape et la France,” La Croix, February 4, 1943.
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in Nazi-Occupied Europe,” The Jewish
Criterion (Pittsburgh), February 5, 1943.
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Aid Jews, Urge Immediate Action on Joint Plea Issued by Archbishops of Canterbury
and Westminster…,” Detroit Jewish News,
February 5, 1943.
“Capital Letter,” Bnai Brith Messenger, February 5, 1943.
“Mussolini Reported to be Easing
Anti-Jewish Laws,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
February 5, 1943.
“Pope Assures Chief Rabbi of Vatican
Aid,” The Palestine Post, February 5,
1943.
“Vatican Broadcasts Attack on Nazi Racial
Theories,” Bnai Brith Messenger, February 5, 1943.
“Coercion by Nazis Bolsters Church…,” The New
York Times, February 6, 1943.
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of Aid for Jews in Nazi Lands,” Jewish
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1943.
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Reprisal for Shooting of German Non-com,”
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After, Hungary’s Peace Talk,” London
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Ohio Jewish Chronicle, February 12,
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Church Leaders in France in Anti-Nazi Testimony Refuse to Countenance Racism,
Deportations are Scored, Catholics and Protestants Minced No Words Protesting
Policy Against Jews,” The New York Times, February 13, 1943.
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Says Refugee from Germany,” N.C.W.C. News
Service, The Catholic News Archive 43-0381, February 15, 1943, accessed
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Thousand Killed Daily in Single Area of Poland,” The Palestine Post, February 15, 1943.
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“Totaler Krieg,” Time Magazine, February 15, 1943.
“A propos de la Consécration au Coeur
Immaculé de Marie,” La Croix,
February 16, 1943.
“Literature and Cinema in Anti-Semitic
Drive,” Southern Cross (Australia),
February 19, 1943.
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Favors,” Bnai Brith Messenger, February 19, 1943.
“Nazis Said to Revive Polish
Persecutions; In One District Most Catholic Churches Are in Ruins or Closed,” The New York Times, February 21, 1943.
“Vichy Act Scored by Vatican Radio,
Church Protests Forced Labor as ‘Barbarous,’ Broadcast to French People Says,” The New York Times, February 21, 1943.
“Il faut relire le message de Noël du
souverain pontife,” La Croix,
February 24, 1943.
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Christian Leader,” Detroit Jewish News,
February 26, 1943.
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Not to Help Nazis Exterminate Jews,” Jewish
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“Dutch Resist Anti-Jewish Laws, Nazis
Stop Subsidy to Limburg Catholics,” The
Palestine Post, February 26, 1943.
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1943.
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Stalingrad ‘A Punishment from God,’” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), February 26, 1943.
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3,400,000…,” The New York Times,
February 28, 1943.
“The Mark of the Beast,” The Palestine Post, March 1, 1943.
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Justice, Card. Hinsley Declares,” N.C.W.C.
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online February 15, 2018.
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Protesting Nazi Massacres of Jews,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 3, 1943, accessed online on September 20, 2015.
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Wonders Why Nazis Are Still Killing Jews, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 4, 1943.
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Racialism Denounced,’” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), March 5, 1943.
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1943.
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Exiled Government Gives Data on Oswiecim Prison,” The New York Times, March
8, 1943.
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Reports,” The Palestine Post, March
11, 1943.
“20,000 Jews Buried in Common Grave, The Palestine Post, March 11, 1943.
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on Mass Murder of Jews, Massacres Continue, Eden Confirms Reports,” The Palestine Post, March 11, 1943.
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‘Unfortunate,’” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
March 12, 1943.
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1943.
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Jews to Nazi-held Poland,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 12, 1943, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
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Refugees,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
March 12, 1943.
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The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 12,
1943.
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Protestant and Catholics Unite in Appeal to Seyss-Inquart against
Restrictions,” The New York Times, March 14, 1943.
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Nations to Help Jews Enter Neutral Lands,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 14, 1943, accessed online on August 14, 2018.
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in Polish Concentration Camp,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 14, 1943.
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Hollande,” Gazette de Lausanne, March
17, 1943.
“Cardinal Hinsley Dies in London, 77.
Archbishop of Westminster was Primate of Catholic Church in Great Britain…
Uncompromising Foe of Axis, Denounced Nazi Inhumanity….,” The New York Times, March
17, 1943.
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Hinsley; Fought against Anti-Semitism,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, March 18, 1943, accessed online on September 20, 2015.
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of Westminster,” London Times, March
18, 1943.
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1943.
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Brave Women of Europe,” The Palestine
Post, March 25, 1943.
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by the Late Cardinal Hinsley,” Detroit
Jewish News, March 26, 1943.
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1943.
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Execute 3 Munich Students For Writing Anti-Hitler Pamphlets,” The New York Times, March 29, 1943.
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Belgians Say Nazis Used Name of Cardinal to Win Support,” The New York Times, March 31, 1943.
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Prelates of Paderborn, Cologne Attack ‘Forced Marriage’ as Animal Like,” The New
York Times, April 1, 1943.
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“Belgian Prelates Score Nazi Action.
Pastoral Note Read in Nation’s Churches Protests Sharply Forced Labor in Reich.
Germans’ Claim Scorned. Their Measures Will Destroy European Civilization, Not
Save It, Letter Asserts,” The New York Times, April 4, 1943.
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Ghetto Liquidated in ‘Worst Pogrom of Nazi Annihilation Campaign, Poles Say,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, April 12, 1943.
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Last Church Journal in Reich Has Suspended,” The New York Times, April 15, 1943.
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Holland,” The Jewish Criterion
(Pittsburgh), April 16, 1943.
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List 15,000 Prisoners Missing after Nazis Charge Discovery of 10,000 Bodies in
Graves…,” The New York Times, April 17, 1943.
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Morale,” Los Angeles Times, April 20,
1943.
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The New York Times, April 23, 1943.
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1943.
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Today,” Los Angeles Times, April 25,
1943.
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Radio Urged Poles to Help Russians,” The
New York Times, April 26, 1943.
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Jews,” Bnai Brith Messenger, April 30, 1943.
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Alleged Protest,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), April 30, 1943.
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Nazi Extermination of Jews Published,” Jewish
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on Extermination of Jews,” Jewish
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Religion in Occupied Lands; Catholic Memorial Laments ‘Ramparts of Bitterness’
Being Created by Persecution,” The New York Times, May 13, 1943.
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Arrested; Zagreb Bishop Appeals for Jews,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, May 14, 1943, accessed online September 20, 2015.
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Nazis ‘Liquidate’ Ghettos in Many Cities,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, May 19, 1943, accessed online on September 20, 2015.
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Swiss Says Nazi Concentration Camp Is Worse than Before,” The New York Times, May 22, 1943.
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for Blasted Dams; Fierce Battle in Warsaw,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, May 23, 1943, accessed online on January 7,
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War. Paris Broadcast Lays ‘Crushing Responsibility’ on Church,” The New York Times, May 25, 1943.
[Excommunication of Lithuanians Assisting
Nazis in Persecution of Jews and Poles], Chicago
Sentinel, May 27, 1943.
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Deportation, Massacre of Greek Jews,” Jewish
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Possible Development,” The New York Times,
May 27, 1943.
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Forces,’ Letter to Bishops,” London Times,
May 28, 1943.
“Pius Commends German Bishops for
Resistance,” Los Angeles Times, May
28, 1943.
“Slump in Italy,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), May 28, 1943.
“Vatican is Hopeful of Russian Accord, No
Confirmation is Given to Rumors of Early Pact, but Talks are Reported.
Religious Training Asked. Holy See Said to Want Radical Change in Moscow
Attitude on Subject of Education.” The
New York Times, May 28, 1943.
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Chaptal, Auxiliary Bishop of Paris Led Protest on Anti-Jewish Rules,” The
New York Times, May 29,
1943.
“Pope’s Peace Aims Seen Barring Bias.
Racist Ideology and Economic Discrimination Denied by Holy See, Writer Asserts.
Four Freedoms Are Cited. Pact Must Have Guarantees of Human Liberty to Win
Approval, It is Held,” The New York Times, May 29, 1943.
“Sharp Vatican Reply to Nazis, the Pope’s
Peace Effort,” London Times, May 29,
1943.
“Oppose Forces of Evil, Pope’s
Exhortation to Germans,” The Sydney
Morning Herald, May 29, 1943.
“Pope Deplores Evil Forces in Germany,” The Canberra Times (Australia), May 29, 1943.
“Pope Bids Nations Obey Laws of
War; Pleads Against Air Reprisals in Address to Cardinals on His Name Day Feels
for Small Nations He Expresses the Hope That Poland’s Future May Be as Great as
Her Sacrifices,” The New York Times, June 3, 1943.
“Respect Human Rights in Bomb War, Pope Asks,” Chicago Tribune, June 3, 1943.
“Humanity in Air War, Sad and Inexorable Competition,” The West Australian, June 4, 1943.
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“Nazi Radio Efforts to Trick Irish,” Barrier Miner (Australia), June 5, 1943.
“Nazis Speed Massacres of Jews,” The New York Times, June
5, 1943.
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Pastoral Letter,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, June 6, 1943, accessed online on September
20, 2015.
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of Church to Halt Anti-Semitic Persecutions Recounted by Senator Mead,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News
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Admit Jews to Asia Minor, Nazis Report,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, June 10, 1943, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
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by Bishops, A New Babylonian Captivity,” London
Times, June 10, 1943.
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Cooperate with Outside Forces,” The New York Times, June 11, 1943.
“Jewish Sterilization, Joint Protest by
Dutch Churches,” London Times, June
12, 1943.
“Vatican Paper Attacked,” Southern Cross (Australia), June 11,
1943.
“Nazis Use
Polish Jews for Experiments on New Methods of Artificial Impregnation,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, June 13,
1943.
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to Italian Workers,” The New York Times, June 14, 1943.
“Polish Government Compiles “blacklists” of
Nazi Scientists Gassing Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, June
16, 1943
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Aid Jews,” Detroit Jewish News, June
18, 1943.
“Monstrous Order,” Time Magazine, June 21, 1943.
“Netherland Jews Ousted by Nazis. Removal
of Last Group from Amsterdam Completes Country-Wide Deportations. Terrible Journey
Told. Asylum Patients Put in Freight Car - Slovak Bishops Protest
Persecutions. The New York Times, June 23, 1943.
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Bishops against Persecutions of Jews,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, June 23, 1943, accessed online September 20, 2015.
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Religion in Occupied Territories,” Catholic
Weekly (Australia), June 24, 1943.
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Bishop Warns Nazis,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), June 25, 1943.
“Slump in Slovak Jew-Baiting,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), June 25,
1943.
“Vatican Scores Nazi Laws, Warns French
Bias Against Jews Is Offense Against God,” The
New York Times, June 27, 1943.
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Condemns Discriminations in Human Family,”
The New York Times, June 28,
1943.
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Family Prevents Peace, Says Vatican Speaker,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 43-1684, June 29,
1943, accessed online February 15, 2018.
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in Reprisal for R.A.F. Bombing of Ruhr Dams,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, June 29, 1943, accessed online on
January 7, 2017.
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Ohio Jewish Chronicle, July 2, 1943.
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Faulhaber and Others Signed Protest on Anti-Semitic Move,” The New York Times, July
6, 1943.
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in Axis-occupied Countries,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, July 7, 1943, accessed online September 20, 2015.
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Zagreb Denounces Their Theories of Race,” The
New York Times, July 8, 1943.
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Jews from Polish Cities Continues: Belgian Jews Held in Lublin District,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, July
8, 1943.
“Croatian Prelate Assails Censors’ Ban on
Printing Holy Father’s Discourses… Archbishop Stepanic–Previously Denounced
Racial Persecution,” N.C.W.C. News
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online February 15, 2018.
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l’Eglise condamne le communisme,” La
Croix, July 12, 1943.
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Recent Address],” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), July 16, 1943.
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1943.
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Pope,” London Times, July 22, 1943.
“Italian Fascists Blame Jews for Invasion
of Italy,” The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
July 23, 1943.
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for Bomb Victims;” Cairns Post
(Australia), July 23, 1943.
“Wise Asks Roosevelt Aid. Jewish Congress
Head Estimates Axis Killings at 3,000,000,” The
New York Times, July 23, 1943.
“No Papal Protest of Bombing,” The Palestine Post, July 26, 1943.
“Vatican Refutes Axis Lies, ‘Objective’
Letter on Bombing, A Word to Both Sides,” London
Times, July 26, 1943.
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Apostolic Delegate in Britain Reports,” Jewish
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Deportation,” Chicago Sentinel, July
29, 1943.
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Angeles Times, July 29, 1943.
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Vatican Broadcast Says Pontiff Condemns Rulers Who Put Laws and Liberty Aside,”
The New York Times, July 29, 1943.
“Fascist Fiasco, Italian Jew-Baiting
Tactics Failed,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), July 30, 1943.
“The Vatican, Unusual Affliction,” Time Magazine, August 2, 1943.
“Anti-Semitism Ended in Italy, Premier
Badoglio Orders Abolishment of Fascist Party Anti-Jewish Laws,” Chicago Sentinel, August 5, 1943.
“Italian People Friendly towards Jews;
Return Confiscated Property,” Chicago
Sentinel, August 5, 1943.
“Anti-Jewish Laws Abolished in Italy; French
Jews Flee to Italy,” The Jewish Criterion
(Pittsburgh), August 6, 1943.
“Jews in Italy, Turn of the Fascist
Tide,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
August 6, 1943.
“2,000,000 Murders by Nazis Charged,
Polish Paper in London Says Jews and Extermination in Treblinska [sic] Death
House,” The New York Times, August 8, 1943.
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in Italy,” Bnai Brith Messenger,
August 13, 1943.
“Peace & the Papacy,” Time Magazine, August 16, 1943.
“The Sound of Doom,” Time Magazine, August 16, 1943.
“Pope Intervenes with Bulgarian
Government in Behalf of Jews,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, August 19, 1943, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
“Hear Chief Rabbi Thanked Pope for His
Aid,” The Jewish Criterion
(Pittsburgh), August 20, 1943.
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Berlin Prelate Will Go to Rome with Fulda Decisions,” The New York Times,
August 21, 1943.
“The Vatican and the Jews,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), August 24,
1943.
“Nazis Execute German Refugees by
Mistake,” Chicago Sentinel, August
26, 1943.
“The Error of Their Ways, Frank Italian
Admission,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), August 27, 1943.
“The Nature of the Enemy,” The New York Times, August 28, 1943.
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Internment Camps for Croats,” N.C.W.C.
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online February 15, 2018.
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“The Pope and a New Era,” London Times, September 2, 1943.
“Text of Pope Pius’ Appeal for Peace,” The New
York Times, September 2, 1943.
“Reich Bishops Regret Nazi Acts,” The New
York Times, September 5, 1943.
“German Catholics Assail Nazi Rulers; Conference
of Bishops Says Religious Persecution Is Flagrant in Reich; Pleads for Raid
Victims; Letters Thanks Pope for Effort to Bring Peace-Racial God Notions
Condemned,” The New York Times, September 6, 1943.
“German Bishops’ Warning, ‘National God’
A Heresy, Race Foolishness, ‘Calamitous Hatred’,” London Times, September 8, 1943.
“Denmark Ruled by Nazi’s Anti-Jewish
Regulations,” Chicago Sentinel,
September 9, 1943.
“The Murder of the Jewish People,” Chicago Sentinel, September 9, 1943.
“The Toll of Oswiecim,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 10,
1943.
“Nazi Vatican Step Alarms Catholics,” The
New York Times, September 11, 1943.
“Blessed are the Peacemakers,” Time Magazine, September 13, 1943.
“Nazi Control of the Vatican, Threat to
Allied Diplomats,” The Advertiser
(Australia) September 14, 1943.
“Drastic Nazi Curbs Halt Vatican Radio,” The
New York Times, September 16, 1943.
“Anti-Semitic Measures Re-enacted,” Chicago Sentinel, September 16, 1943.
“Pope May Leave Vatican If War Comes to
Rome,” The Canberra Times (Australia), September 16, 1943.
“Catholics Denounce Nazis’ ‘Protection;’
Church Publications Here Unite in Decrying Vatican Step,” The New York Times, September 17, 1943.
“Pope in ‘Virtual Captivity,’” The Sydney Morning Herald, September 17,
1943.
“Pope Objects in Vain to Nazis on
Isolation of Vatican City. Pope in Vain Plea to Nazis on Curbs,” The New
York Times, September 17, 1943.
“Pope Protests Ban on Access to St Peter’s,” Los Angeles Times, September 17, 1943.
“Pope Refuses to See Nazi Envoy,” The Argus, September 17, 1943.
“Pope Virtually a Prisoner in Vatican City,” The Canberra Times (Australia), September 17, 1943.
“Italian Revolt against Nazis
Spreading; Bitter Street Fighting in Rome,” The
Mercury (Australia), September 18, 1943.
“Allies Drive North from Blood
Stained Salerno,” The Palestine Post,
September 19, 1943.
“Vatican Surrounded,” The Palestine Post, September 19, 1943.
“Prayers for Pope in ‘Custody’
Urged; Holding of Pontiff Is No New Experience, Mgr. Kellenberg Says in St.
Patrick’s Seizures by 3 Emperors Vatican Still Will Be Wielding Influence When
Vandals Are Gone, Preacher Asserts,” The New York Times, September 20, 1943.
“Axis Broadcast Assails Vatican,” Los Angeles Times, September 21, 1943.
“Pope Insists on Withdrawal from Rome of
Germans, Refuses Interview with Kesselring,” The Canberra Times (Australia),
September 21, 1943.
“Germans Seize Church Dignitaries
Entering Territory of Vatican City,” The New York Times, September 22, 1943.
“Churchmen Seized by Germans Freed,”
The New York Times, September 23, 1943.
“Copenhagen Jews Fined 100,000 Kronen,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), September 24, 1943.
“Highlights for the Year 5703,” Bnai Brith Messenger, September 24, 1943.
“Italian
Jews Resist Nazi Occupation, Wholesale Arrests in Rome,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 24, 1943.
“Jewish
Youths Join Italian Freedom Fighters,” The
Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), September 24, 1943.
“Nazis
Revive Racial Laws in Rome,” Bnai Brith
Messenger, September 24,
1943.
“Brazilian Ire Rises over Pope’s
Captivity; Catholic Groups Organize Block for Future Action,” The New York Times, September 26, 1943.
“Copenhagen Jews Ordered to Pay $20,000 Fine to Nazis
for Death of German Soldier,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, September 26, 1943, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Encircled Vatican Awaits Nazi Move, Hitler Can Occupy Holy
See at Will, But Papal Prestige May Stay His Hand, World Opinion a Factor,” The New York Times, September 26, 1943.
“Polish ‘Death Camp’ Burnt Down by
Revolting Jews, Many Flee, Underground Reports,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, September 26, 1943, accessed online on
January 7, 2017.
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Call for Prayers,” London Times,
September 27, 1943.
“From the Chief Rabbi of the British
Empire” The Palestine Post, September
29, 1943.
“From the Chief Rabbi of the Holy Land,” The Palestine Post, September 29, 1943.
“Pie XII,” La Croix, October 1, 1943.
“Nazi Press Blames Pope for Hostility of
Priests,” The New York Times, October 2, 1943.
“Vatican Diplomats Destroy Secret
Documents, Fear of Nazi Raid,” The
Canberra Times (Australia),
October 7, 1943.
“Vatican Prepares for Worst,” The New York Times, October 7, 1943.
“Germans Control Vatican,” The Palestine Post, October 8, 1943.
“‘Guarding Vatican,’ Nazi Troops,” The Sydney Morning Herald, October 8,
1943.
“Vatican Prepares for the Worst: Fear of
Nazi Designs on Pope,” The Canberra Times
(Australia), October 8, 1943.
“The Pope Virtually a Prisoner, Dr.
Downey’s Statement,” London Times,
October 9, 1943.
“Fascist Flight from Rome, Germans to ‘Protect’
Pope,” The Palestine Post, October
10, 1943.
“Pope’s Blunt Reply to Germans, Cold
Reception for Envoys,” The Advertiser
(Australia), October 11, 1943.
“Swiss Guards Still at Vatican,” The Palestine Post, October 11, 1943.
“Danish King Defies Nazi Military, Danish
Bishops’ Protest of Deportations Read in Churches–German Soldiers in Civilian
Clothes Assist Jews in Escape,” Chicago
Sentinel, October 14, 1943.
“Germans Kill Danes Trying to Free Jews,”
Chicago Sentinel, October 14, 1943.
“Danish King Again Protests” Chicago Sentinel, October 14, 1943.
“Hysterical Goebbels,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), October 15, 1943.
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Isolated,” Los Angeles Times, October
15, 1943.
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Deported, Germans Announce; Terror Continues,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, October 17, 1943, accessed online on
January 7, 2017.
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Denunciation of Italians to Germans a ‘Sin,’ He Says, as Terror Increases,” The New
York Times, October 17, 1943.
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York Times, October 17, 1943.
“Nazi Difficulties and Jewish Massacres,”
The Palestine Post, October 19, 1943.
“Priests and Jews Rounded Up,” The Palestine Post, October 19, 1943.
“Gestapo in North Italy Seizes Priests
for Condemning Terror and Pillaging,” The
New York Times, October 20, 1943.
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1943.
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Sentinel, October 21, 1943.
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“Vatican Defies Nazis by, Aiding
Refugees; Refuses to Yield Anti-Fascists Shielded From Foes,” The New
York Times, October 22, 1943.
“Gestapo Tortures 200 Rabbis in Polish
Concentration Camp,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, October 24, 1943.
“News Brevities,” Chicago Sentinel, October 28, 1943.
“News Brevities [Niels Bohr…],” Chicago Sentinel, October 28, 1943.
“Pope’s Gift to Jews,” The Palestine Post, October 28, 1943.
“Supermen at Warsaw,” The New
York Times, October 28, 1943.
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Gestapo,” Chicago Sentinel, October
28, 1943.
“Bishops Warn Hitler, Frank Statement,” Goulburn Evening Post, October 29, 1943.
“Vatican Postal Services Halted,” The
New York Times, October 29, 1943.
“Clergy in France Aid Saboteurs, Priest Asserts,” Los Angeles Times, October 31, 1943.
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Accuses Nazis of Torturing Them to Death,” The
New York Times, October 26, 1943.
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First Radio Address Since Nazis Seized Rome Is Made to Eucharistic Congress,” The New
York Times, November 1, 1943.
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“Denaturalised Jews of Italy,
Anti-Semitism Intensified,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), November 5, 1943.
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of Crushing Blows,” The Palestine Post,
November 8, 1943.
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Jews,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
November 12, 1943.
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Underground Reveals Germans Continue to Murder Dutch, Polish, Belgian Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, November 12, 1943.
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against Jews in Rome Described by Returning Swedes, Thousands Deported,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, November 12,
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“News Flashes,” Chicago
Sentinel, November 18, 1943.
“B’nai
B’rith ‘Bombed’ Vatican, Nazis ‘Reveal,’” Ohio
Jewish Chronicle, November 19, 1943.
“Vatican
Tightens Control, Gendarmerie and Guards Doubled,” The Palestine Post, November 22, 1943.
“Wife of Mikolajczyk Hostage of Germans,” The New
York Times, November 23, 1943.
“Police
Chief Foils Nazi Round-up of Rome Jews,” The
Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), November 26, 1943.
“Denounces ‘Godless Hordes,’” The New
York Times, November 28, 1943.
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of Jews in German-held Italy,” Jewish
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The Palestine Post, November 29,
1943.
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Jews Arrested,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
December 3, 1943.
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Decision to Intern and Strip All Jews in Italy,” The New York Times,
December 5, 1943.
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Concentration Camps for Polish Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
December 6, 1943.
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Services, Arrest Worshippers; One Man Killed,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, December 6, 1943, accessed online
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Deportation of Jews from Rome,” Jewish
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Souls,’ Pleads for Cessation of Flood of Hate and Neo-Paganism,” The New
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over Deportation of Jews from Italy,” Jewish
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Jews Flee into Mountains, Vatican Radio Denounces Persecutions,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh),
December 10, 1943.
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15, 2018.
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Jews Perish in a Camp; Nazis Use Jewish Women for Sterilization Experiment,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, December 13, 1943.
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Establish Concentration Camp for Jews,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, December 14, 1943, accessed online September 20, 2015.
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Protests to Germany,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), December 17, 1943.
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to Trap Italian Priests,” The Jewish
Criterion (Pittsburgh), December 23, 1943.
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Poland as Vatican Protests,” The Jewish
Criterion (Pittsburgh), December 23, 1943.
“Hungary Considers Abolition of
Anti-Jewish Laws,” The Jewish Criterion
(Pittsburgh), December 23, 1943.
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Jews,” Chicago Sentinel, December 23,
1943.
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Jews Continues,” The Jewish Criterion
(Pittsburgh), December 23, 1943.
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December 23, 1943.
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Broadcast to the World,” The New York
Times, December 25, 1943.
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a Just Peace,” The New York Times, December 25, 1943.
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Prays This May Be Last War Christmas,” The
Palestine Post, December 26, 1943.
1944
“The Terrible Nightmare is a
Reality, by Arthur Koestler,” The New
York Times, January 7, 1944.
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Churches,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
January 14, 1944.
“Jews Not to Be Deported, Vatican
Intercedes with Fascists,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 14, 1944.
“Germans
Hear Pope on False Prophets, Pontiff’s Talk on ‘Adventurers’ Broadcast to the
Reich,” The New York Times, January 20, 1944.
“Program Outlined to Save Remaining Jews
of Europe,” Los Angeles Times,
January 20, 1944.
“Slovak
Jewish Martyrdom – Young Girls’ Ghastly Fate,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), January 21, 1944.
“Chapter and Verse on the Nazi Pogrom,” The New York Times, January 30, 1944.
“Izvestia Calls Pope Pro-Fascist; Says
Catholics Are Disillusioned,” The New York Times, February 2, 1944.
“Vatican Seen Backing Fascism,” The Palestine Post, February 2, 1944.
“Izvestia and the Vatican,” The
New York Times, February 4, 1944.
“Russia and the Vatican, Newspaper
Attack,” Kalgoorlie Miner
(Australia), February 4, 1944.
“Vatican Denies Soviet Charges,” The Palestine Post, February 4, 1944.
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Rome; Protest of ‘Osservatore,’” N.C.W.C.
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Enter San Paolo College,” London Times,
February 8, 1944.
“Moscow Criticism of Vatican Scored; Bronx Member Asks Legislature to ‘Deplore’
Izvestia Attack,” The New York Times, February 8, 1944.
“Tass
Quotes Slap at Vatican Policy, Soviet News Agency Reprints Charges That Fascism
Was Supported by Pontiff,” The New York Times, February 9, 1944.
“Vatican
Repeats Pledge of Haven, Church Will Always Provide Sanctuary for All, Radio
Comments on Raid,” The New York Times, February 9, 1944.
“Fascists Slay Six Seized in Church, Act Violates
Lateran Pact Papal Villa Bombed Again Many Refugees Killed,” The New
York Times, February 11, 1944.
“2,000 Jews Expelled from Rome; Vatican Paper Deplores Persecution,” The Jewish
Criterion (Pittsburgh), February 11,
1944.
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Faith,” The New York Times, February 13, 1944.
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Refugees, ‘Osservatore’ Asserts,” N.C.W.C.
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accessed online July 15, 2018.
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Palestine Post, February 16, 1944.
“Jews among Those Seized in Fascist
Violation of Vatican Sanctuary,” Chicago
Sentinel, February 17, 1944.
“Camps
in Upper Silesia,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), February 25, 1944.
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February 27, 1944.
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Vatican Protests against Mistreatment of Italy Jews,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, February 28, 1944, accessed online
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the Vatican,” Bnai Brith Messenger,
March 3, 1944.
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Reich, Condition of Internees Called Bad-Aid Program Pushed,” The New York Times, March 3, 1944.
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German Racial Theory,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, March 7, 1944,
accessed online on October 10, 2015.
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[sic] Column,” Bnai Brith Messenger, March 10, 1944.
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Peace,” The Palestine Post, March 13,
1944.
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Hour for Rome,’” London Times, March 13,
1944.
“Broadcast by Pope to World, Sufferings
of Rome,” Morning Bulletin
(Australia), March 14, 1944.
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Declared ‘Morally Indefensible,’” The
Argus (Australia), March 14, 1944.
“Sufferings in Rome, Pope Appeals for
Relief,” The Advertiser (Australia),
March 14, 1944.
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of Soviet Newspaper,” London Times,
March 21, 1944.
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from Fascists,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
March 23, 1944, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
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Camp,’ Polish Report Discloses,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, March 23, 1944.
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Auschwitz to Die,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), March 24,
1944.
“Catholic Church Has Saved What of
Culture is Left in Germany,” Southern
Cross (Australia), March 24, 1944.
“The Pope and the War,” London Times, March 30, 1944.
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and Reformed Church Leaders Detained,” The New York Times, April 5, 1944.
“Zero Hour in Hungary,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), April 7, 1944.
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Opposition to Nazis in Hungary,” N.C.W.C.
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12, 1944.
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against Persecution of Jews,” Southern
Cross (Australia), April 14, 1944.
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York Times, April 28, 1944.
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Hungarian Jews Arrested –the Hideous Process Begins,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), April 28,
1944.
“Broadcast Warning to Hungary,” The Palestine Post, May 1, 1944.
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Annihilation, Gas-Chamber ‘Baths’ on Nazi Model Reported Prepared by Puppet
Regime,” The New York Times, May 19,
1944.
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Bites.’ Intrepid Cardinal Leads Resistance to Nazis,” Advocate (Australia), May 10, 1944.
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1944.
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Religion, Pope’s Letter to Bishop of Muenster Expresses Hope in Spiritual
Life,” Advocate (Australia), May 17,
1944.
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Spread of Underground Press,” Advocate (Australia),
May 17, 1944.
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Nazi Terrorism,” Advocate (Australia),
May 17, 1944.
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Hungary, 80,000 Reported Sent to Murder Camps in Poland–Non-Jews Protest in
Vain,” The New York Times, May 18,
1944.
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Gap,” The New York Times, May 19,
1944.
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Nazi Tricks, Goebbels Outwitted in Attempt to Delude Foreign Public,” Advocate (Australia), May 24, 1944.
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Bishop’s Vigorous Protest,” Advocate (Australia),
May 24, 1944.
“Bishops Defy
Enemy in Northern Italy, Condemn German Removal of Conscripted Workers” The New York Times, May 25, 1944.
“Celler Asks Vatican Protection for Boats with Refugees,” The Jewish
Criterion (Pittsburgh), May 26, 1944.
“Summary
of Vatican Aid to Distressed Poles, Uninterrupted, Unabated,” Southern Cross (Australia), May 26,
1944.
“U.S.
Urged to Give Haven to Refugees,” The New
York Times, May 26, 1944.
“The Pope and Peace, Expiating Acts of Violence,
Justice for the Vanquished,” London Times,
June 3, 1944.
“Text of the Pope’s Plea for Safety of Rome and for an Early End of the
War,” The New York Times, June 3,
1944.
“War and Peace, Another Papal
Pronouncement,” The West Australian,
June 3, 1944.
“Church Militant,” Time Magazine, June 5, 1944.
“Nazi Persecutions,” The Cairns Post (Australia), June 5, 1944.
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Behalf of Jews,” N.C.W.C. News Service,
The Catholic News Archive 44-1484, June 5, 1944, accessed online February
15, 2018.
“Pope to Maintain Neutral Stand,” The Palestine Post, June 6, 1944.
“Rome Liberated by Fifth Army, Hitler
Orders Nazi Withdrawal after Pope Pius’ Grim Warning,” Army News (Australia), June 6, 1944.
“Italian Cardinal Warns Against
Dictatorships, ‘No Longer Compatible with our Times’,” Advocate (Australia), June
7, 1944.
“Mob Releases Jews from Prison in Rome,” The Jewish Criterion
(Pittsburgh), June 9, 1944.
“Nazi
Cynicism,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), June 9, 1944.
“Nazis
Blame Loss of Rome on Jewish Spies,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), June
9, 1944.
“Trap Closes on
Hungarian Jews as They Are Ordered to Turn in Passports, City of Esztergom
Stands Alone in Defying Ban on Jews,” The
Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), June 9, 1944.
“Bomb Death
Camps,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), June 11, 1944.
“As in a Sleep,” Time Magazine, June 12, 1944.
“First Transport of Hungarian Jews Brought to
Poland; 7,000 Czech Jews “liquidated,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
June 12, 1944.
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Homes; All Anti-Jewish Laws Rescinded,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, June 12, 1944, accessed online on January 7,
2017.
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Man, Stand That Led to Arrest,” Advocate
(Australia), June 14, 1944.
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1944.
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Chief Rabbi Says Pius and Vatican Saved Hundreds,” The New York Times, June
17, 1944.
“Chief Rabbi May See Pope,” The Palestine Post, June 19, 1944.
“Czechs Report Massacre. Claim the Nazis
Killed 7,000 in Prison Gas Chambers,” The
New York Times, June 20, 1944.
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Nazis’ Search of Convents for Sheltered Jews,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 44-1612, June 19,
1944, accessed online February 15, 2018.
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Cardinal Van Roey Fearless Leader of People,” Advocate (Australia), June
21, 1944.
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Man a Blonde Beast’,” Advocate (Australia), June 21, 1944.
“German Cardinal Stands Against Racism,
Solid Resistance to National Socialist Demands,” Advocate (Australia), June
21, 1944.
“Arabs and Jews to Be Consulted,” The Palestine Post, June 22, 1944.
“Sanctuary in Vatican,” The Palestine Post, June 22, 1944.
“Congress Warns Hungary,” The Palestine Post, June 23, 1944.
“How Lithuanian Jews Perished,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), June 23,
1944.
“Rome Jews Return Home,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), June 23,
1944.
“New Mass Executions in Poland Reported…,”
The New York Times, June 25, 1943.
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Hungary against Mistreatment of Jews,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, June 28, 1944, accessed online on October 10, 2015.
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Letter is Changed, Distorted,” Catholic
Weekly (Australia), June 29, 1944.
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Statements,” Southern Cross (Australia),
June 30, 1944.
“Hungarian Primate under Arrest,” Southern Cross (Australia), June 30,
1944.
“Inquiry Confirms Nazi Death Camps,
1,715,000 Jews Said to Have Been Put to Death Up to April 15,” The New
York Times, July 3, 1944.
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Rabbi Declares; Grateful for Vatican’s Aid,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The Catholic News Archive 44-1716, July 3,
1944, accessed online February 15, 2018.
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Government’s Decision to Liquidate All Jews in Hungary,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, July 5, 1944, accessed online on
January 7, 2017.
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Situation of Jews in Hungary,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, July 6, 1944, accessed online on April 20, 2016.
“Hitler et les Juifs,” Journal de Genève, July 6, 1944.
“Hungary Deports Jews, Eden Says, He
Confirms Massacres, Says Country Ignores Protests by Allies and Pope,” The New
York Times, July 6, 1944.
“The Jews of Hungary,” London Times, July 6, 1944.
“Two Death Camps Places of Horror, German
Establishment for Mass Killing of Jews…,” The
New York Times, July 6, 1944.
“400,000 Hungarian Jews Liquidated,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), July 7, 1944.
“Chief Rabbi to See Pope? Seeking Help
for European Jewry,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), July 7, 1944.
“Joint
Distribution Committee Opens Offices in Rome and Bari,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), July 7, 1944.
“Kashruth
at Vatican,” Detroit Jewish News, July
7, 1944.
“OWI
Broadcasts Appeal by Archbishop Spellman to Hungary to Halt Persecution of
Jews, Denounces Blood and Race Theory of Nazis,” The Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), July 7, 1944.
“French
Bishop Reported Jailed,” The New York
Times, July 8, 1944.
“Hungarian
Jews’ Fate – Murder in Gas Chambers,” London
Times, July 8, 1944.
“Half Rome’s Jews Taken by Germans, Chief
Rabbi Describes Their Rule and Treachery of Community President, Praises
Vatican’s Help, Prof. Zolli Cites Fates of Other Clerics and Tells of his Own
Experiences… Thanked Vatican in Person,” The
New York Times, July 9, 1944.
“Mass Deportations of Jews,” Army News (Australia), July 11, 1944.
“French Cardinal’s Plea against Bombing,
Appeal to Hierarchies of Britain and U.S.A.,” Advocate (Australia), July
12, 1944.
“Denounce Slaughter in Hungary,
World-wide Protests–and Aid of Pope–May Save Jewish Remnant,” Chicago Sentinel, July 13, 1944.
“Hungarian Priest Arrested for Aiding
Jews,” Chicago Sentinel, July 13,
1944.
“No Reply to Pope’s Appeal,” Chicago Sentinel, July 13, 1944.
“Chief Rabbi to Speak in Synagogue Radio
Program,” Detroit Jewish News, July
14, 1944.
“Communists Seek Vatican Accord;
Togliatti, Leader in Italy, Urges That Church and Party Be ‘Mutually Tolerant,’”
The New York Times, July 14, 1944.
“4,500 Jews of Rome Deported During Nazi Reign of
Terror, Chief Rabbi Anton Zolli Charges Ugo Foa, Jewish Fascist Leader,
Deceived His People,” The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle, July 14, 1944.
“German Archbishop on the ‘Blonde Beast Teaching, Nazism and
Bolshevism’” Southern Cross (Australia), July 14,
1944.
“Hungarian Jews Doomed, Planned Extermination,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), July 14, 1944.
“Pope
Asks Austrian Regent to Halt Atrocities on Jews,” Los Angeles Times, July 14, 1944.
“Rabbi
of Rome Describes Sufferings under Germans, Prof. Zolli Views Vatican’s Role in
Protecting Jews “That Will Ever Be an Honor to Catholicism,” Detroit Jewish News, July 14, 1944.
“Pope to be Asked to Help Stop Mass Murder,” The Palestine Post, July 17, 1944.
“French Bishop Jailed; Prelate of Montauban Joins 4
Others in German Camp,” The New York Times, July 18, 1944.
“Vatican Organ Condemns Germany’s Flying
Bomb,” Telegraph (Australia), July
18, 1944.
“British Stirred to Action,” The New
York Times, July 19, 1944.
“Pope Blesses Palestinian,” The Palestine Post, July 19, 1944.
“Chief Rabbi May See Pope,” The Palestine Post, July 19, 1944.
“Hungarian Jews Respited? Promise to Red
Cross,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK),
July 21, 1944.
“Hungary Gets Pope’s Appeal in Behalf of
Jews,” Ohio Jewish Chronicle, July
21, 1944.
“Million Jews in Hungary Threatened with
Extermination, Declares Hull,” Ohio
Jewish Chronicle, July 21, 1944.
“Pastoral Letter Read in German Pulpits
Concludes: ‘Hear O Israel,” Ohio Jewish
Chronicle, July 21, 1944.
“Nazis Tried Use Jews as Bait,” The Palestine Post, July 23, 1944.
“Pope Condemns Neo-Communism;
Catholic Courting of Marxism Against Church Teachings,” The New York Times, July 24, 1944.
“Vatican Ready to Intervene,” The Palestine Post, July 24, 1944.
“The Vatican, This Changing World,” Time Magazine, July 24, 1944.
“Vatican to Make Early Peace Move, Russia the Great
Stumbling Block,” The Palestine Post,
July 25, 1944.
“Cardinal’s Protest
against Bombing, Belgian Primate Declares Attacks Are Indiscriminate,” Advocate
(Australia), July 26, 1944.
“Hungarian Churches Forced to Cease Baptizing Jews
Attempting to Evade Deportation,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, July 26, 1944, accessed online on September 20, 2015.
“Pope May Move to Aid Poles,” The Palestine Post, July 26, 1944.
“From Berne,” Chicago
Sentinel, July 27, 1944.
“Invitation Declined,” Catholic Weekly (Australia), July 27, 1944.
“Confirms Pope’s
Intercession for Hungarian Jews,” The
Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), July 28, 1944.
“Fresh
Massacres in Hungary,” The Palestine Post,
July 28, 1944.
“Pope’s
Hebrew Blessing for Jewish Soldier,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), July 28, 1944.
“Pontiff
Bids Poles Work with Russia, Urges Them to Forswear Vengeance for Occupation by
German or Soviet Forces, Addresses 500 Soldiers, Pope Expresses Hope Others
Will Honor Obligation to the Overrun Country,” The New York Times, July
29, 1944.
“Pope
Intervenes for Poland,” The Palestine
Post,” July 30, 1944.
“Vatican
Maintains its Ideas of Peace…,” The New
York Times, July 30, 1944.
“Huge
Open-Air Demonstration in New York Demands Rescue of Jews from Europe,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, August 1,
1944, accessed on August 7, 2017.
“Racialism
in Canada, Prime Minister’s Denunciation,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), August 4, 1944.
“Rome Jews
at Tiber Offer Deliverance Prayers,” The
Jewish Criterion (Pittsburgh), August 4, 1944.
“Hungarian Jews Lured to Death with Promise of
Exchange for German Civilians,” Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, August 6, 1944, accessed online on January 7, 2017.
“Catholic
Priests in Lithuania Courageously Shielded Jews from Gestapo,” Jewish Telegraphic Agency, August 9,
1944, accessed online on September 20, 2015.
“A Bill of
Indictment against Hitler,” Chicago
Sentinel, August 10, 1944.
“An
Interesting Letter from Rome,” Bnai Brith Messenger, August 11, 1944.
“The Pope
and Palestine…,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), August 18, 1944.
“Irving
Berlin Thanks Pope Pius for Aid to Jews,” Ohio
Jewish Chronicle, August 18, 1944.
“Bishop’s Move,” Time Magazine, August 21, 1944.
“Holy See Condemns Anti-Semitism, Rome
Rabbi Thanks Pope Pius XII,” Advocate (Australia),
August 23, 1944.
“Vatican Sanctuary Priority Was Given to
Jews, Ohio Jewish Chronicle, August
23, 1944.
“News of the Week at a Glance,” Chicago Sentinel, August 24, 1944.
“Dr. Herzog’s Cable to the Pope,” The Palestine Post, August 25, 1944.
“Au secours des israélites italiens,” Gazette de Lausanne, August 26, 1944.
“The Pope’s Message to London, Plea for ‘Sentiments
of Forgiveness,” London Times, August
28, 1944.
“Nazis in Italy Search Priests’ Homes in
Round-up of Jews,” The Jewish Criterion
(Pittsburgh), September 1, 1944.
“Text of Pope Pius’ Radio Address,
Marking Anniversary of World War II,” The
New York Times, September 2, 1944.
“Pope Pius Defends Private Property,
Warns on Radical Theories That He Sees Appealing to Desperate Peoples,” The New
York Times, September 2, 1944.
“Pope Warns Against Radical Social
Changes after the War,” The Palestine
Post, September 3, 1944.
“Abroad, Pope’s Broadcast Interests Allied
Circles,” The New York Times, September
6, 1944.
“The Pope and Londoners,” London Times: September 6, 1944.
“Une conscience. L’Archevêque de Zagreb,”
Gazette de Lausanne, September 8,
1944.
“Vatican Press Denies Moscow Overtures,” The New York Times, September 9, 1944.
“Jewish Chaplain Gets Pope’s Medallion
for Catholic Buddies,” Ohio Jewish
Chronicle, September 8, 1944.
“The Issue,” Time Magazine, September 11, 1944.
“All Jews in Slovakian City Arrested in
Reprisal for Jewish Partisan Activities,”
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, September 12, 1944, accessed online on January
7, 2017.
“Papal Message to Poland,” The Palestine Post, September 13, 1944.
“A Happier New Year,” The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, September 15, 1944.
“[The
German Government…],” Bnai Brith Messenger, September 16, 1944.
“Pope in Pledge to Poles, Vows to Continue
His Aid– Receives 2,000 Soldiers,” The
New York Times, September 16, 1944.
“The Jewish Year 5704 in Retrospect,” The Palestine Post, September 17, 1944.
“L’Eglise sentinelle, Gazette
de Lausanne, September 22, 1944.
“Rome’s Kehilla Chief Demands Formal Hearing,” Detroit Jewish News, September 22, 1944.
“Germans Execute Priest for Prayer,” Los Angeles Times, September 25, 1944.
“Belgian Jews’ Coup, Deportees Snatched from Nazis,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), September 29, 1944.
“French
Churchmen Helped Jews,” Palestine Post,
October 4, 1944.
“Pope
on Poland,” Catholic Weekly
(Australia), October 5, 1944.
“Underground
Press,” Catholic Weekly (Australia),
October 5, 1944.
“Adjustment to New Conditions, Vatican Policy is Changing,” The Palestine Post, October 6, 1944.
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Gestapo in Paris is Revealed,” N.C.W.C.
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online February 15, 2018.
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are Bared,” N.C.W.C. News Service, The
Catholic News Archive 44-2638, October 9, 1944, accessed online February
15, 2018.
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York Times, October 10, 1944.
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War are Lifting for a Pontiff Whose Greatest Interest is World Peace,” The New
York Times, October 15, 1944.
“French
Purge Excess Protested by Bishop,” The New York Times, October 20, 1944.
“Turin Archbishop Arrested by Nazis,” The West Australian, October 25, 1944.
“Nazis Execute Jesuit; Alfred Steinmeier
Is Identified in Rome as Noted Preacher,” The
New York Times, October 27, 1944.
“Lauds Pope’s Help to Jews,
Representative Celler Sends Letter of Appreciation to Vatican,” The New
York Times, October 31, 1944.
“French Catholics’ Underground Press
Worked for German Catholics,” Southern
Cross (Australia), November 3, 1944.
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Nazi Invaders is Brought to Light at Last,” N.C.W.C.
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“Labor Must Now Be Freed from Capitalist
Slavery, Bishop of Moutaubon [sic] Says,”
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Is Interned in Westphalia by Nazis,” The
New York Times, November 10, 1944.
“Doctors Must Uphold Ethical Standards,” The Palestine Post, November 15, 1944.
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Brutalities,” Los Angeles Times,
November 16, 1944.
“400 Priests Seized in Reich, Swiss Say,”
The New York Times, November 19,
1944.
“Priest Denounces Race Bias in U.S.,” The New York Times, November 19, 1944.
“Jewish Community Elections in Rome
Postponed, Factional Strife the Cause,” The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle, November 24, 1944.
“124 Bavarian Priests Seized Defying
Nazis,” The New York Times, November
24, 1944.
“U.S. Board Bares Atrocity Details Told
by Witnesses at Polish Camps,” The New
York Times, November 26, 1944.
“Sympathy for Jews, Persecution Opposed,”
Advocate (Australia), December 6,
1944.
“Audience,” The
Palestine Post, November 29, 1944.
“The Pope’s Shalom,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), December 15, 1944.
“The Pope and Suffering Jewry, Talks in
Hebrew to Palestinian Soldier, Letter of Captain Edmund de Rothschild to the
Editor of The Jewish Chronicle,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), December 22, 1944.
“Pius for War Curb by a World
Group; Hails Democracy… Absolutism Condemned, Pontiff Warns Whole Countries
Should Not Be Punished for Starting Conflict,” The New York
Times, December 25, 1944.
“The Bishop and the Quisling,” Time Magazine, December 25, 1944.
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Broadcast to World,” The New York Times,
December 25, 1944.
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1945
“Pravda
Attacks Pope’s Message as an Apologia for Nazi Crimes,” The New York Times, January 1, 1945.
“The
Church Militant in Italy’s Sad Days, Revelations Yet to Come,” Southern Cross (Australia), January 12,
1945.
“Pope
Elaborates Democracy Theme,” The
New York Times, January 16, 1945.
“Bishop Jailed by Foe
Reproves the French,” The New York Times,
January 17,
1945.
“Papal Pleas for Vienna…,” The New York Times, January 18, 1945.
“German
Bishop Arrested,” Southern Cross (Australia),
January 19, 1945.
“Local Jewish WAC Blessed by Pope in
Vatican City,” Bnai Brith Messenger,
January 19, 1945.
“Rome
is Divided on Warsaw Fall, Pope Talks to Anti-Russian Poles as Communist Paper
Hails ‘Russo-Polish’ Gains,” The
New York Times, January 19, 1945.
“Pravda
is Chided by Vatican Paper, Osservatore Romano is Gently Critical of Moscow
Paper over Pope’s Message,” The New York Times, January 25, 1945.
“Budapest Jews’ Fate Sealed, Escape
Prospects Hopeless,” The Jewish Chronicle
(UK), February 2, 1945.
“The Diplomatic Week,” Time Magazine, February 5, 1945.
“Catholic Action and French Resistance,
Furnished Spiritual Inspiration for Struggle, Says French Leader,” Advocate (Australia), February 7, 1945.
“Pope is Cautioned by Soviet
Writer; Vatican, Accused of Preaching Soft Peace, Warned Against Interference
in Europe Miss Thompson Calls for Unity,”
The New York Times, February 8, 1945.
“The Pope and the Palestinian,
Sympathy and Blessing,” The Jewish Chronicle (UK), February 9, 1945.
“Grand Rabbi of Rome Becomes A Catholic,”
The New York Times, February 15, 1945.
“Soviet Attacks Irk Vatican,” The Palestine Post, February 15, 1945.
“The Apostasy of Israel Zoller, An
Appalling Example, from Dr. Cecil Roth,” The
Jewish Chronicle (UK), February 23, 1945.
“Assumes Pope’s Name,” The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, February
23, 1945.
“Between You and Me,” Detroit Jewish News, February 23, 1945.
“Dr. Zolli’s Conversion,” Detroit Jewish News, February 23, 1945.
“Rabbi Wise Attacks Dr. Zolli for
Deserting Jewish Faith,” The Detroit
Jewish Chronicle, February 23, 1945.
“Rome Rabbi Becomes a Meshummad, Family
Adopts Catholic Faith,” The Jewish
Chronicle (UK), February 23, 1945.
“Holy See and Kremlin Divided
over Politics; Pope Pius XI, In Spite of
their Present Duel, They Are Drawn toward Agreement”
The New York Times, February 25, 1945.
“Greatest Tragedy,” Time Magazine, February 26, 1945.
“A Use for Calumny,” Time Magazine, February 26, 1945.
“[In Connection with…],” Detroit Jewish News, March 2, 1945.
“Italian Jews Rejected his Anti-Zionist
Views,” Detroit Jewish News, March 2,
1945.
“Strictly Confidential,” The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, March 2,
1945.
“Zolli Wanted 900,000 Liras from Jewish
Community,” Detroit Jewish News,
March 2, 1945.
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Change of Religion,” Detroit Jewish News,
March 2, 1945.
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Christmas Broadcast,” Advocate (Australia),
March 14, 1945.
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in Reprisal for Germans Sent to Russia,”
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Urges ‘Disciples of Violence’ to Repudiate Dogmas of Ultra-Nationalism and
Blood, Pope Condemns Race Dogmas, Urges Peace History Will Approve,” The New
York Times, March 19, 1945.
“Rome-Moscow Truce?” Time Magazine, March 19, 1945.
“Bringing Kremlin and the Vatican
Closer,” The Palestine Post, March
23, 1945.
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Opposed Persecution of Jews,” N.C.W.C.
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Hebrew],” The Palestine Post, March
26, 1945.
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U.S. Women,” The New York Times, March 30, 1945.
“Weekly Review of the News of the World,”
Detroit Jewish News, March 30, 1945.
“Primate of Poland Freed by 9th
Army. Gestapo Held Cardinal Hlond as a Potential Hostage - His
Health is Excellent,” The New York Times, April 9, 1945.
“Cardinal Seredi of Hungary Dies,
Archbishop of Esztergom was Abducted by the Nazis before Fall of Budapest,” The New
York Times, April 14, 1945.
“Pope Again Urges ‘Equitable’
Peace; Pius Sends Letter to Bishops Stressing Peril of More Wars in Unfair
Settlement,” The New York Times, April 19, 1945.
“Story of a Frenchwoman,” The
Palestine Post, April 26, 1945.
“Jesuit Editor of Underground Paper, Intrepid Leader of
French Resistance,” Advocate (Australia), May 2, 1945.
“Pope Urges Return of Prisoners,” The Palestine Post, May 10, 1945.
“Freed Priest Sees Pope;
Neuhaeusler Reports on Niemoeller, a Fellow Prisoner,” The New York Times, May 24, 1945.
“Vatican Protested at Nazi
Methods,” The Mail (Australia), June
2, 1945.
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of Pope Pius XII’s Address to the Sacred College of Cardinals,” The New
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Says Baptized Former Rabbi,” N.C.W.C.
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1945.
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Axis; Vatican Stresses His Defiance of Concentration Camp in Reply to Mussolini
Warning,” The New York Times, June 13, 1945.
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What I Am,” Time Magazine, June 18,
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Epic of Count Bishop von Galen,” Southern
Cross (Australia), June 29, 1945.
“Milestones,”
Time Magazine, July 23, 1945.
“Pope
Hails Peace as Test of Justice, Tells Women Workers Unions are Beneficial, but
Warns of Political Perils,” The
New York Times, August 16, 1945.
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Recalls Catholic Aid,” N.C.W.C. News
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Refugee Board Head for Aid Given Jews,” N.C.W.C.
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Dictatorship; Tells Judicial Body That Such Regime Divides People into Rulers
and Dominated,” The New York Times, October 3, 1945.
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Rebuilding Churches Destroyed in War,” N.C.W.C.
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19, 1945.
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York Times, October 20, 1945.
“Pope Warns Italians on Social Reforms,” The New York Times, October 21, 1945.
“Pope Urges Women to Vote and
Scorn ‘Totalitarian’ Lure; Calls Them to Political and Social Activity to
Combat Misuse of Equal Rights Threat to Home is Seen Pius Warns That Domination
by One Class Leads to War and Undermining of Family…,” The New York Times, October 22, 1945.
“The Text of Pope Pius’ Address on the
Political and Social Obligations of Catholic Women,” The New York Times,
October 22, 1945.
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Resignations of Men Who Aided Germans,” The
New York Times, November 7, 1945.
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York Times, November 8, 1945.
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1945.
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Aided by Nuncio under Nazi Rule, Advocate
(Australia), November 21, 1945.
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York Times, November 30, 1945.
“Pope Favors Emigration to Palestine,” Chicago Sentinel, December 6, 1945.
“Pope Says Germans Should Be
Humble,” The New York Times, December 28, 1945.
1946
“Cardinal Galen, Foe of Nazis, 68. Bishop of Muenster,
Elevated Recently in Rome, Reported Dead by British Forces,” The New York Times, March 23, 1946.