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Vivaldi & Others: Luigi Dallapiccola and the Struggle with Tyranny

Kees Vlaardingerbroek June 22, 2024

Dallapiccola composed Il prigioniero, set against the backdrop of the Dutch Revolt, to protest Mussolini’s regime.

Italy Remembers the Foibe

Álvaro Peñas February 19, 2024

Until the Day of Remembrance was instituted in 2004, the Italian victims of communist aggression were dismissed and forgotten.

Andrew Tate Claims “They” Are Lying About WWII

Jonathon Van Maren January 26, 2024

The infamous influencer questioned the narrative that the Nazis were “bad guys.”

The Other Christmas Truce

Álvaro Peñas December 28, 2023

“It is Holy Night and there will be no shooting.” The soldiers agreed.

Remembrance and Resistance

Charles A. Coulombe December 1, 2023

Ancient customs will continue to make the European winter nights bright.

Modern Polish Martyrs: Family To Be Beatified

Tadhg Pidgeon March 8, 2023

A married Polish couple, who were killed with their children by the Nazis for hiding a Jewish family, will be declared worthy of veneration by the Catholic Church this year.

Germany Refuses To Pay War Reparations to Poland

Hélène de Lauzun January 11, 2023

The German refusal is not surprising to the Poles. Yet, the Polish deputy foreign minister criticised the fact that the German response came without leaving room for discussion or negotiation.

Polish Family Executed for Hiding Jews in WWII Declared Martyrs by Pope

Robert Semonsen December 20, 2022

The pope signed the decree on their martyrdom on his 86th birthday. It will allow the couple to be beatified, which is the last formal step before potential sainthood.

Feverish Episodes of Nazi Reverie

Alberto M. Fernandez May 10, 2022

As a work of serial military fabulism, Ezquerra’s book is an interesting cultural artifact. I laughed more than once at the author’s sheer gall, but Ezquerra himself is an unpleasant figure. A literary liar is bad enough; a Nazi literary liar seems even more obscene.

Pius XII, Just Among the Nations

Hélène de Lauzun February 10, 2022

Pope Pius XII was perfectly aware of the reality of the Shoah, so much so that he created an office within the Secretariat of State specifically dedicated to these issues. Pius XII tried—in vain—to alert the American authorities to what was happening in Europe, but the Americans did not believe it.

Tag: WWII

Vivaldi & Others: Luigi Dallapiccola and the Struggle with Tyranny

Italy Remembers the Foibe

Andrew Tate Claims “They” Are Lying About WWII

The Other Christmas Truce

Remembrance and Resistance

Modern Polish Martyrs: Family To Be Beatified

Germany Refuses To Pay War Reparations to Poland

Polish Family Executed for Hiding Jews in WWII Declared Martyrs by Pope

Feverish Episodes of Nazi Reverie

Pius XII, Just Among the Nations

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