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The simple answer is "no they weren't." The nuanced answer is "it's complicated." But anyway, you are forgetting the countless Jews who were saved by the Vatica
by pfortuny 10y ago
The simple answer is "no they weren't." The nuanced answer is "it's complicated." But anyway, you are forgetting the countless Jews who were saved by the Vatican.
And in Nazi Germany the Church was persecuted.
Edit: s/which/who
s/jew/Jew
- fredgrott 10y agoyes but was not Germany full protestant?
- dogma1138 10y agoHalf Lutheran/Protestant, half Catholic.
- wmil 10y agoNo. In 1933: 66% Protestant, 33% Catholic. Jews < 1%. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Nazi_Germany https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Nazi_Germany
- weinzierl 10y agoRoughly divided in protestant north and catholic south - same as today. Catholic southern Germany was and is culturally and religiously much closer to Austria (and maybe even Italy) than to northern Germany. Hitler was from Austria and raised catholic.