LECTURES & LITERATURE
Former Priest S.J. Tagliareni: Hitler's Priest
October 9, 2012
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Tagliareni discusses his historical novel, Hitler's Priest. A rare glimpse into the psychological and moral conflicts raised by Nazi Germany and the Holocaust. Through a cast of characters, Tagliareni attempts to address the fundamental question: did the Church have a responsibility to openly speak out against the atrocities during the Holocaust?
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University of Pennsylvania Bookstore
3601 Walnut St - University Sq
Philadelphia, PA 19104-3895 -
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Info Phone: 215-898-7595
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October 9, 2012Times:
6 pm
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