Routledge - The Catholic Church and Antisemitism Book

Explore a detailed historical analysis of interwar Poland through this scholarly work from Routledge. During this period, Poland held the largest Jewish population in Europe, making it a central location for studying complex social and religious dynamics. This book examines the relationship between the Catholic clergy and the Jewish community, looking beyond simple economic boycotts. Readers will learn about the influence of nationalist efforts and the spread of specific cultural myths, such as the alleged Masonic-Jewish alliance. The text investigates how these ideas moved from France to impact Polish Catholics in the 1930s. By analyzing Vatican policy and the actions of Polish church leaders, this book provides a deep look at how religious institutions responded to the social tensions of the era. It is an essential resource for those studying European history, religious studies, and the social landscape of interwar Poland.