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Source is The Myth of Hiter's Pope
Upon the death of Pope Pius, Israeli Prime Minister [[Golda Meir]], commented that, <blockquote>“During the ten years of [[Nazi]] terror, when our people went through the horrors of martyrdom, the Pope raised his voice to condemn the persecutors and to commiserate with their victims.”</blockquote>
Upon the death of Pope Pius, Israeli Prime Minister [[Golda Meir]], commented that, <blockquote>“During the ten years of [[Nazi]] terror, when our people went through the horrors of martyrdom, the Pope raised his voice to condemn the persecutors and to commiserate with their victims.”</blockquote>
In 1963, a play was produced declaring Pope Pius XII was a Nazi collaborator that did not speak out against the [[Holocaust]]. It was discovered in 2007 that the play was actually part of a [[Soviet Union]] campaign to discredit Pope Pius XII.
In 1963, a play was produced declaring Pope Pius XII was a Nazi collaborator that did not speak out against the [[Holocaust]]. It was discovered in 2007 that the play was actually part of a [[Soviet Union]] campaign to discredit Pope Pius XII.
The book ''The Myth of Hitler's Pope'' written by Rabbi David G. Dalin, and meticulously researched, puts an end to the lie that various liberal writers tried to propagate claiming that Pope Pius XII was an anti-Semite and Nazi-collaborator. Dalin ets the record straight using eye-witness accounts and historical documents showing that Pius led the campaign to hide and help Jews escape from the Nazis during World War II.
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