
handle: 2108/451439
The essay examines the Holy See's language and explanatory figures on nationalism and war during the twenty-year period, focusing on the themes of neutrality, the sacralization/desacralization of violence, and the ambiguities of Catholic discourse.
Fascism, Papacy, War
Fascism, Papacy, War
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