Sowing the seeds of hate

Biliuta, Ionut Florin
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Title Sowing the seeds of hate : the antisemitism of the Orthodox Church in the interwar period.
Original Library/publisher S: I. M. O. N. Vienna [electronic resource]
Host Item S: I. M. O. N. 1 (2016) 20-33
Description The present article is focused on the antisemitic mindset of several prominent Orthodox clergymen and theologians associated with the Romanian Iron Guard and the radicalisation of Orthodox nationalism under the impact of fascism. During a wave of right-wing ideological radicalisation, Orthodox clergymen and theologians shifted from understanding the Jew according to the patristic theology and canon law to a more confessional, exclusivist trend of theology. It also discusses the Romanian Orthodox Church's position towards the development of an antisemitic theology and the implementation of this theology during the Holocaust by the Orthodox priests affiliated with the Romanian Orthodox Exarchate in Transnistria.
Language English
National Library system number 990006474100705171
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