Introduction: contexts -- Part 1.: Responses -- 1. The struggle for religious freedom : the myth of Martin Niemoller and the Anglican understanding of Nazism -- 2. A crusade to deliver our fellow men from a sub-human barbarism: Nazism and war in the Anglican imagination -- 3. Burning indignation: the Church of England and the murder of Europe's Jews -- Part 2.: Memories -- 4. The trades union of bishops: The Church of England and the search for a usable past as the beginning of the Cold War -- 5. To whom vengeance belongeth: the Church of England, Christianity and opposition to war crimes trials -- Conclusion
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