Un papa in guerra: La storia segreta di Mussolini, Hitler e Pio XII

In this compelling narrative, David I. Kertzer delves into the shadows of history, unearthing the intricate relationships between Mussolini, Hitler, and Pope Pius XII. Kertzer meticulously examines the moral and political complexities that surrounded the Vatican's position during one of the darkest chapters in human history. The author presents a wealth of evidence that raises difficult questions about Pius XII's actions and inactions during World War II, challenging the long-held perceptions of his role in the face of oppression and genocide.

Through a blend of historical documentation and poignant storytelling, Kertzer invites readers to reconsider the intertwined destinies of these formidable figures. As he sheds light on the secretive maneuvers and ideological clashes, the book not only reveals the undercurrents of power, ambition, and faith but also encourages a deeper reflection on accountability and moral choice in times of crisis. This detailed exploration leaves a lasting impact, urging society to confront its past with honesty and courage.