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The pope and the Jews The pope and the Jews

As his embrace of a Holocaust denier and a right-wing sect proves, Benedict just doesn't get it about the church's ongoing problem with anti-Semitism.
  • My dying grandpa's not at peace

    I fear there's nothing worse than struggling against the inevitable
  • Rape in Berlin: Facing the truth

    Thousands of German women were sexually assaulted near the end of WW II. Brutal payback, a war crime or both?
  • "I will not travel to Auschwitz"

    Catholic bishop Richard Williamson says he is willing to "review the historical evidence" about whether the Holocaust occurred, but rejects the suggestion that he visit a concentration camp.
  • "Defiance"

    Daniel Craig is the secret weapon in this otherwise methodical Holocaust movie about Jewish brothers determined to kick Nazi ass.
  • "Valkyrie"

    Tom Cruise leads a cast of actors giving terrible performances in a big-budget Nazi thriller that's just following orders.
  • It's a seafood-couscous Christmas!

    Vivid Arab-French immigrant yarn "Secret of the Grain" is a near-masterpiece; fascinating Brecht documentary "Theater of War" describes one.
  • "Your father was a monster"

    In the PBS documentary "Inheritance," the daughter of Nazi murderer Amon Goeth struggles to accept an unbearable legacy.
  • "Winnie and Wolf"

    What if Hitler had a love child? A.N. Wilson's "Winnie and Wolf" is a chilling fictional tale of a clandestine affair.
  • "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas"

    When you use Nazi death camps as Oscar bait, you know you've hit rock bottom.
  • A Holocaust movie unlike any other

    French screen legend Jeanne Moreau will make you weep in Israeli director Amos Gitai's breathtaking and unconventional "One Day You'll Understand."
  • A Jewish family's hidden shame

    Claude Miller's wrenching "A Secret" distills the French nation's Nazi-era guilt into one family's incredible-but-true wartime story.
  • I married a Nazi -- the comedy

    Czech master Jirí Menzel's black comedy about a lovable innocent turned Nazi collaborator is a work of nettlesome genius. Will anybody notice?
  • Before Bergman and "The Crucible"

    Carl Dreyer's erotic witch-hunt drama "Day of Wrath," made in Nazi-occupied Denmark, resurfaces with shattering clarity after a digital restoration.
  • A fraud's life

    Can great art spring from a lie? Two new books about forgers raise provocative questions about the links between authenticity and genius.
  • He conquered the World Trade Center

    "Man on Wire" and its daredevil star thrill Tribeca, but Mamet's "Redbelt" is a jiu-jitsu pratfall. Plus: Is Brecht still relevant?
  • Israel's Nazi-porn problem

    Hot she-wolves of the SS, rescued from the memory hole. Also: Buddhism for murderers, housewife seeks Asian stud and more.
  • Guerrillas rise up in Nazi-occupied Britain

    A haunting new alternative history imagines an invading German army living alongside the natives in rural Wales.
  • Irène Némirovsky's life after death

    "Suite Française" made her a posthumous literary sensation. But newly published work raises the question: Was Némirovsky a Jewish anti-Semite?
  • Dirty, sexy opera

    In Germany, Wagner is worshiped like a god. His scheming, squabbling descendants are another story.
  • "We're all fascists now"

    An interview with conservative pundit Jonah Goldberg, who argues that fascism is left-wing, not right-wing, and that contemporary liberals are fascism's intellectual offspring.
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