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Despite prejudices, many Catholics helped rescue Jews in Nazi-occupied Italy

Despite prejudices, many Catholics helped rescue Jews in Nazi-occupied Italy
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Despite prejudices many Catholics helped rescue Jews in Nazi-occupied Italy

A total of 27,500 Jews were saved from extermination across German-occupied Italy

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Despite prejudices, many Catholics helped rescue Jews in Nazi-occupied Italy

Despite prejudices, many Catholics helped rescue Jews in Nazi-occupied Italy
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New research: Despite anti-Semitism, Catholics helped rescue thousands of Jews in Nazi-occupied Italy

Many Catholics overcame their antisemitic prejudices to rescue and save Jewish people in danger, “sometimes at the cost of their lives,” some Jewish and Catholic historians said at an international conference.

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Despite prejudices, many Catholics helped rescue Jews in Nazi-occupied Italy

Liliana picciottoGrazia loparcoSuzanne brown flemingJohn boscoRome pontifical gregorian universityDiocese of romePontifical biblical instituteCatholic news service octJewish contemporary documentation center foundationRome pontifical faculty of educational sciences auxiliumCatholic churchSecond vatican councilUs holocaust memorial museumNazi occupied italyMemorial museumPontifical gregorian university