Gerald J. Steinacher

Book Review: “The Pope Against Nuremberg” — A Sanctuary from Justice

November 3, 2026
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In “The Pope Against Nuremberg,: historian Gerald J. Steinacher examines how Catholic Church officials shielded war criminals—and placed institutional interests above moral accountability.

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