[Radix]

"Albert Einstein noted that to prevent the Holocaust, "only the Church stood squarely across the path of Hitler's campaign for suppressing the truth."

I'd like to bitch slap Albert for that stupid remark if he were still around.

As if the Russian Army and the USA Troops had not a thing to do with stopping that assembly line of slaughter that the Nazis worked so hard at even up until nearly the end of the conflict.

It is interesting to realize that so many apologists for the Vatican's bad behavior abound here on this site.

[sinkspur]

It is interesting to realize that so many apologists for the Vatican's bad behavior abound here on this site.

It is interesting that a few anti-Catholic bigots don't have any evidence to back up their arguments, but invoke code words to blame the Church for the Holocaust.

Do some research.

[LenS]

True. The slaughter ended in each camp as the US, UK and USSR armie reached them. But the Allies did nothing to stop the flow to those camps before then. No bombing raids on the camps themselves (holding back only got more Jews etal. killed). No campaigns to take out the trains that carried the victims to the camps. No major attempts to publicize the camps. And why not? Because every train carrying victims was one less train carrying German troops or supplies to the front. Because it was inconvenient.

All I can say is, thank God for Patton. Without him, Ike and Zhukov would still have been in Poland and France in 1946.

[Romish_Papist]

You have been presented with evidence directly from the Jews who experienced this. Still you hold such hatred? What exactly would be good enough to prove to you that your assumptions were wrong?