The Pope And Mussolini: The Secret History Of Pius XI And The Rise Of Fascism In Europe, by David I. Kertzer
Although Italian history is not something I have often read about, recently I have read a few books that explore the relationship between Italy and the papacy in a variety of ways [1]. In many ways, this book deals with the same sort of themes as the other two books I have read that deal with the subject. Likewise, this book manages, despite its very narrow focus on the period between World War I and World War II, to have considerable relevance for those who wish to examine potential relations between the papacy and any sort of European Union as well as some of the origin of the domination of the Roman Catholic Church hierarchy by pedophile priests, which was frequently commented on in this book. If the…
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