Selected Bibliography of Readily Available Documentation
Adler, H. G., Die Juden in Deutschland: Von der Aufklrung bis zum Nationalsozialismus
Andics, Hellmut, Der Ewige Jude: Ursachen und Geschichte des Antisemitismus
Baum, Gregory, Is the New Testament Anti-Semitic?
Berdyaev, Nicolas, Christianity and Anti-Semitism
Bernstein, Peretz F., Jew-Hate As a Sociological Problem
Blumenkranz, Bernhard, Le Juif Mdival au Miroir de lart Chrtien
Buchheim, Hans, Das Dritte Reich
Celnik, Max and Isaac, A Bibliography on Judaism and Jewish-Christian Relations
Cohn, Norman, Warrant for Genocide
Corsten, W., Klner Aktenstcke zur Lage der katholischen Kirche in Deutschland 1933-1945
Coudenhove-Kalergi, Count Heinrich, Anti-Semitism Throughout the Ages
Daane, James, The Anatomy of Anti-Semitism and Other Essays on Religion and Race
De Haas, Jacob, The Encyclopedia of Jewish Knowledge
Deschner, Karlheinz, Das Jahrhundert der Barbarei
, Mitt Gott und den Faschisten
Duquesne, Jacques, Les Catholiques frangais sous loccupation
Eckert, Willehad Paul, Judenhass Schuld der Christen?
Esh, Benzion Dinur Shaul, Yad Washem Studies on the European Jewish Catastrophe and Resistance
Falconi, Carlo, Das Schweigen des Papistes
Flannery, Edward H., The Anguish of the Jews
Friedlnder, Saul, Auftakt zum Untergang
, Pius XII and the Third Reich
Glock, Charles Y., and Stark, Rodney, Christian Beliefs and Anti-Semitism
Hargrove, Katharine T., The Star and the Cross
Hay, Malcolm, Europe and the Jews: The Pressure of Christendom on the People of Israel for 1900 Years
Heer, Friedrich, Gottes erste Liebe
Hegner, H. S., Die Reiehskanzlei 1933-1945
Hilberg, Raul, The Destruction of the European Jews
Huss, Hermann, and Schrder, Andreas, eds., Antisemitismus zur Pathologie der brgerlichen Gesellschaft
Hyamson, Albert M., and Silbermann, A. M., eds., Vallentines Jewish Encyclopedia
Isaac, Jules, The Teaching of Contempt: Christian Roots of Anti-Semitism
Katz, Robert, Death in Rome
Knight, George A. F., Jews and Christians: Preparation for Dialogue
Kuhner, Hans, Encyclopedia of the Papacy
Lebreton, Jules, and Zeiller, Jacques, The History of the Primitive Church
Lewy, Guenter, Die katholische Kirche und das Dritte Reich
Livingston, Sigmund, Must Men Hate?
Marcus, Jacob R., The Jew in the Medieval World
Marx, Karl, A World Without Jews
Mosse, Werner E., Entscheidungsjahr 1932
Miiller, Hans, Katholische Kirche und Nationalsozialismus
Munck, J., Christus und Israel
Noller, Sonja, and von Kotze, Hildegard, FaksimileQuersehnitt durch den Vlkischen Beobachter
Olson, Bernhard E., Faith and Prejudice
Parkes, James, The Foundations of Judaism and Christianity
Plaidy, Jean, The Spanish Inquisition
Poliakov, Lon, The History of Anti-Semitism
Poliakov, Lon and Wulf, Josef, Das Dritte Reich und die Juden
Raisin, Jacob S., Gentile Reactions to Jewish, Ideals
Reck-Malleczewen, Friedrich Percyval, Tagebuch eines Verzweifelten
Roth, Cecil, History of the Marranos
Runes, Dagobert, D., The Jew and the Cross
Rynne, Xavier, The Fourth Session: The Debates and Decrees of Vatican Council II, September 14 to December 8, 1965
Sachar, Abram Leon, A History of the Jews
Samuel, Maurice, Blood Accusation: The Strange History of the Beiliss Case
Shirer, William L., The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich: A History of Nazi Germany
Silberner, Edmund, Sozialisten zur Judenfrage: Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des Sozialismus vom Anfang des 19 Jahrhunderts bis 1914
Singer, Isidore, ed., The Jewish Encyclopedia
Synan, Edward A., The Popes and the Jews in the Middle Ages
Tetens, T. H., The New Germany and the Old Nazis
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ABRAHAM A SANTA CLARA (1644-1709)
wrote, when the Turkish invasion threatened Vienna and brought about general misery: After the Devil the Christians have no greater enemy than the Jew. They pray daily that God destroy us by pestilence and famine. Are there any greater scoundrels than Jews?
This vicious Augustinian monk mounted the pulpit in school and church to accuse the Jews of bringing the plague.
ABULAFIA, SAMUEL HA-LEVI (1320-1360)
Treasurer of Don Pedro of Castile. The Catholic clergy conspired against him and had him tortured to death.
ADVERSUS JUDAEOS
General term for anti-Semitic literature, especially that authored by the early Church Fathers. The most vicious of all was John Chrysostom (Saint) of the fifth century, who ran wild at the mouth against the Jews: They are rapists, pushy, deceitful, hucksters. Further, they are:... Lustful, rapacious, greedy, impure, debauchers.... A worthy predecessor of the Nazi Streicher.
AGOBARD, SAINT (779-840)
Archbishop of Lyon who directed his church activities to spread anti-Semitism. In his essayistic epistles he proved that the Jews were born slaves, were stealing Christian children and selling them to the Arabs, are accursed by God and should be so regarded by all Christians.
Again, many statements of this high-placed clergyman have found willing ears among modern anti-Semites.
AHLWANDT, HERMANN (b. 1846)
Journalistic anti-Semite of Prussia. Strongly supported by the Protestant clergy. Helped prepare ground for Nazism.
AKSAKOV, IVAN SERGEYEVICH (1823-1886)
Journalistic Russian anti-Semite, strongly supported by the Orthodox clergy.
AKTION REINHARD
The code name for the detailed plan to plunder the property of the Jews in Nazi Germany; so titled after its director, Reinhard Heydrich.
A guideline for this plan could be found in nation-wide expropriations by the Catholic Church in conjunction with various rulers. The Catholic Church provided many models for expropriation combined with execution or expulsion of Jews on repeated occasions. The Nazis merely streamlined an old operation.
ALBA, DUKE OF (1508-1582)
Repugnant anti-Semite of the Spanish aristocracy. Prohibited the printing of Hebrew books in the Netherlands. Similar prohibition is attributed to Joseph Stalin, a former Christian seminary student, who gave up the faith of his youth but not his anti-Semitic prejudices. The Stalin prohibition still holds good in the Soviet Union, minor exceptions for propaganda purposes to the contrary.
ALBERTUS MAGNUS (1206-1280)
A bishop of the Catholic Church and one of its revered philosophers, he presided over the tribunal that condemned the books of the Talmud in 1248 as pernicious literature. In the Hitler era German theologians often borrowed quotations from this trial, such as Talmud Jews.
ALBI
In this French town in 1320 the total Jewish population was annihilated by the Catholic authorities.
