storiografia cattolica tedesca e shoah: memoria religiosa e politica della storia
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Abstract
The essay addresses and examines the approach of Catholic historians to the Shoah between the 1950s and the beginning of the 21st century in Germany. The relationship between German historiography and the Catholic perception of the Shoah is crucial to understanding the relationship between the post-World War II cultural landscape in Germany and what this German Catholic culture gave to contemporary Catholicism. This legacy is even more important since the Catholic Church elected a German pope in 2005, after the long pontificate of John Paul II, which was decisive in reshaping the historical and theological understanding of the Shoah.
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| Authors | ;Massimo Faggioli |
| Journal | ChemMedChem |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.1473/stor104
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