Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. Acknowledgements vii
4. Abbreviations ix
5. Introduction: Contexts 1
6. Part I: Responses
7. 1. ‘The Struggle for Religious Freedom’: The Myth of Martin Niemöller and the Anglican Understanding of Nazism 31
8. 2. ‘A Crusade to Deliver our Fellow Men from a Sub-Human Barbarism’: Nazism and War in the Anglican Imagination 55
9. 3. ‘Burning Indignation’: The Church of England and the Murder of Europe’s Jews 81
10. Part II: Memories
11. 4. ‘The Trades Union of Bishops’: The Church of England and the Search for a Usable Past at the Beginning of the Cold War 111
12. 5. ‘To Whom Vengeance Belongeth’: The Church of England, Christianity and Opposition to War Crimes Trials 139
13. Conclusions 167
14. Bibliography 181
15. Index 203