The Romanian Orthodox Church and the Holocaust

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Notes

1 Hilberg, The Destruction of European Jews; Ancel, Transnistria, 1941-1942 and “The ‘Christian’ Regimes of Romania,” 14–29; Shapiro, “Faith, Murder, Resurrection,” 136–70; Ionid, The Holocaust in Romania.

2 See Roland Clark for an important historiographic summary of recent works, “From Source Collections to Peer Reviewed Journals,” 307–12. See also Popa, “Sanctuary from the Holocaust?,” 39–50.

3 Pearce, The Romanian Orthodox Church During World War II.

4 For example, Kushner, “‘Pissing in the Wind’?” 55–76; Marrus, The Holocaust in History; Brudholm, “Surveying a Gap,” 1–23; Lawson, Debates on The Holocaust, 86–124.