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Tag Archives: antisemitism
Second Vatican Council Announced
On this date in 1959, Pope John XXIII announced that he would be convening an Ecumenical Council — the first in almost a century — within the Catholic Church. The announcement of this “Second Vatican Council,” or Vatican II, shocked and disturbed the Church leadership as it implied that the Church was imperfect, thus contradicting […]
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The Soros Myth
Antisemitism has long been a tool of the right wing to undermine democracy.
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How One of America’s Great Rabbis Handled Christian Antisemitism
A recently unearthed 1944 correspondence between Joachim Prinz and a Texas army chaplain.
Read MoreThe Uncivil Servant: German Cinema in Nazi Times
by Mitchell Abidor OCCASIONALLY DERIDED for being too broad and hasty in its estimation of individual films, Siegfried Kracauer’s 1947 study, From Caligari to Hitler, nevertheless stands as a classic of film criticism. Its old-fashioned, Old-World vision of German cinema from its beginnings until the arrival in power of Hitler, and its focus on the unity […]
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