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Controversial Concordats - The Vatican's Relations with Napoleon, Mussolini, and Hitler (Paperback)
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Controversial Concordats - The Vatican's Relations with Napoleon, Mussolini, and Hitler (Paperback)
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This is a survey of the relationship of the Roman Catholic Church
with three dictatorial figures in the 19th and 20th centuries:
Napoleon, Mussolini and Hitler. The essays reveal that the papacy
not only played a key role in determining church-state relations in
particular countries, but also greatly influenced the general
course of international relations and modern history from the era
of the French Revolution to the age of dictators and World War II.
This volume examines the concordats signed by Pope Pius VII and his
Secretary of State, Consalvi, with Napoleonic France in 1801; the
concordat concluded by Pius XI and Cardinal Gasparri with Fascist
Italy in 1929; and that signed by Pius XI and Cardinal Pacelli with
the Third Reich in 1933. In addition to tracing the evolution of
these crucial agreements, the contributors assess their
consequences at home and abroad, their impact on the universal
Church and the Catholic faith, and their effects on European and
international developments. A complete bibliography - divided into
three parts corresponding to the periods examined - offers an
historiographical overview of the sources for each of the
agreements. It also provides important references on the broad
issue of church-state relations in the 19th and 20th centuries. In
addition to the editor, the contributors are: Joseph A. Biesinger,
William Roberts, Stewart A. Stehlin and John Zeender.
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