The Jews, Rome and Armageddon

Presents world history as a long-lasting conflict between Rome (viewed in a broad sense - led by the Catholic Church and comprising the Catholic West, part of the Protestant world, and Greek Orthodox Russia-USSR) and the Jews. This conflict will continue until the final war, which will end in the defeat of Rome, the Second Coming, and the conversion of the Jews. Antisemitism is regarded as an instrument used by Rome for centuries, only partially explained by Jewish rejection of Jesus. Ch. 16 (pp. 251-282), "The World, the Papacy and the Holocaust", narrates the history of the Holocaust, emphasizing the complicity of the Catholic Church. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)