Pius XI in the European crisis | Pius XI. im kontext der Europäischen Krise
Acts of the interview of Villa Vigoni, 4-6 May 2015 | Beiträge Zum Villa Vigoni - Gespräch, 4.-6. Never 2015
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This book collects the papers presented at the Italian-German Conference held in Villa Vigoni in May 2015, Pius XI’s pontificate in the European Crisis: historiographic questions. Pope Pius XI reigned in crucial decades of the European history (February 1922 - February 1939). The interwar period saw the rise of authoritarian governments, the growth of a totalitarian control on individuals and societies, and the spread of legalized racism and antisemitism. The Catholic hierarchy (the pope, the national episcopacies and the clergy) was called to face these political, social and cultural changes. Scholars were invited to submitt the results of their studies based on documents available in the Vatican Archives, or to discuss new methodological and interpretative problems of still on going research.
Pio XI • Political Violence • Bavarian Soviet Republik (Bayerische Räterepublik) • Post First World War Period • Transnational History • Fascism • Anti-Semitism • British Palestine • Theology-Politics Relationships • Vatican Diplomacy • Church-State Conflict in Mexico • Pacelli • Italian clergy • Index Librorum Prohibitorum • Bavaria • Racial Laws • Europe • Crisis • Albino Luciani • Mexican Anticlericalism • Soviet Union • Spanish Episcopacy • Anticomunism • Achille Ratti’s Education • Italian Episcopacy • Deus scientiarum Dominus • Papacy • Roger Aubert • Catholic Church • Zionism • Encyclica Ubi arcano • Nationalsocialism • Eugenio Pacelli • Concordat • Elia Dalla Costa • Azione Cattolica • Spanish Civil War • Vatican • Totalitarianism • Antisemitism • Pius XI • Consalvism • Third Reich • Pius XI • Rosenberg
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