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Vatican policy and the "Jewish problem" in "independent" Slovakia (1939-1945).

Vatican policy and the "Jewish problem" in "independent" Slovakia (1939-1945).

Rothkirchen, Livia

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The Catholic Church in Argentina and the confirmed reports of the extermination of European Jews (1942-1943).

The Catholic Church in Argentina and the confirmed reports of the extermination of European Jews (1942-1943).

Ben-Dror, Graciela

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למדיניות הוואטיקאן והשאלה היהודית בסלובאקיה ה"עצמאית" (1939-1945).

למדיניות הוואטיקאן והשאלה היהודית בסלובאקיה ה"עצמאית" (1939-1945).

רוטקירכן, ליוויה, 1922-2013

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The Polish Catholic Church and the Jewish question in Poland, 1944-1948.

The Polish Catholic Church and the Jewish question in Poland, 1944-1948.

Aleksiun, Natalia, 1971-

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Records and documents of the Holy See relating to the Second World War.

Records and documents of the Holy See relating to the Second World War.

Conway, John S.

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The convent children : the rescue of Jewish children in Polish convents during the Holocaust.

The convent children : the rescue of Jewish children in Polish convents during the Holocaust.

Bogner, Nahum

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Antisemitism, Holocaust and the Holy See : an appraisal of new books about the Vatican and the Holocaust.

Antisemitism, Holocaust and the Holy See : an appraisal of new books about the Vatican and the Holocaust.

Bachrach, Zvi,$$d1928-2014

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Polish-Catholics and Catholic-Poles : the gospel, national interest, civic solidarity, and the destruction of the Warsaw ghetto.

Polish-Catholics and Catholic-Poles : the gospel, national interest, civic solidarity, and the destruction of the Warsaw ghetto.

Błoński, Jan

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