- Last Name
- DIETRICH
- First Name
- Donald J.
- Title
- God and Humanity in Auschwitz: Jewish-Christian Relations and Sanctioned Murder
- Publisher
- New Brunswick: Transaction Publishers
- Year
- 1995
- Group
- HOL JCR6
- Comments
- Link to Extended comments here
Selected papers presented at the conference on "Christian life and thought: confronting authoritarianism/ totalitarianism in the twentieth century" held at Boston College on September 17-18, 1999.
Contents:
- Totalitarianism and theology / John S. Conway
- Roman Catholic theologians and National socialism: adaptation to Nazi ideology / Thomas Ruster
- Conflict between Engelbert Krebs and the Third Reich / Robert A. Krieg
- Between nationalism and resistance: the path of Father Albert Coppenrath in the Third Reich / Kevin P. Spicer
- National socialism as a force for German Protestant renewal?: pastors and parishioners respond to Adolf Hitler's "national renewal" / Kyle T. Jantzen
- Sowing Volksgemeinschaft in Bavaria's stony village soil: Catholic peasant rejection of anti-Polish racial policy, 1939-1945 / John J. Delaney
- Priority of diplomacy: Pius XII and the Holocaust during the Second World War / Michael Phayer
- Bystander, resister, victim: Dietrich Bonhoeffer's response to Nazism / Stephen R. Haynes
- Supercessionism without contempt: the Holocaust evangelism of Corrie ten Boom / Lawrence Baron
- Irene Harand's campaign against Nazi anti-semitism in Vienna, 1933-1938: the Catholic context / Gershon Greenberg
- Representations of the Nazi past in the German Protestant Church in early 1945 / Matthew D. Hockenos
- Liturgy and the Holocaust: how do we worship in an age of genocide? / John T. Pawlinkowski