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Arnold Zweig's 1914 play ''Ritual Murder'' dealt with the ways Jews handled the blood libel in terms of the realities of contemporary Jewish life and issues of Jewish male identity.  

Arnold Zweig's 1914 play ''Ritual Murder'' dealt with the ways Jews handled the blood libel in terms of the realities of contemporary Jewish life and issues of Jewish male identity.  

The Catholic Church at the Vatican Council II (1966) issuesd "Nostra Aetate", also known as the "Declaration on the Relation of the Church to Non-Christian Religions". The document has meant the official end to stereotypes of Jews and Judaism, including charges of "deicide" and the blood libel; it called for new interpretations of both the Old and the New Testament, and it has meant a reexamination of the covenantal traditions.<ref> John T. Pawlikowski, "Nostra Aetate: Its Impact on Catholic-Jewish Relations". ''Thought'' 1992 67(267): 371-385. </ref>  

The Catholic Church at the Vatican Council II (1966) issuesd "Nostra Aetate", also known as the "Declaration on the Relation of the Church to Non-Christian Religions". The document has meant the official end to stereotypes of Jews and Judaism, including charges of "deicide" and the blood libel; it called for new interpretations of both the Old and the New Testament, and it has meant a reexamination of the covenantal traditions.<ref>John T. Pawlikowski, "Nostra Aetate: Its Impact on Catholic-Jewish Relations". ''Thought'' 1992 67(267): 371-385.</ref>  

==Further reading==

==Further reading==

*  Handler, Andrew. '' Blood Libel at Tiszaeszlar.'' (1980). 273 pp.

*  Handler, Andrew. '' Blood Libel at Tiszaeszlar.'' (1980). 273 pp.

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