Why Did the Vatican Honor the Swastika?: A Catholic Couple's Five-year Search for Understanding

This is a true story of discovery and adventure - set in the midst of the most notorious evil of the 20th century. The plot begins with a random find of a photograph in the Harvard library - a Catholic Bishop blessing a swastika flag in Buenos Aires in 1934. The story uncovers the roots of the Nazis' Jewish-Communist conspiracy propaganda, its role in the Holocaust, and much more. The authors ultimately address the question: Why would a Catholic Bishop do this, and why would the Vatican approve? This is a fast-moving account, 147 pages in the paperback version. The eBook has links to original documents in English translation, and further links to the originals in German, Italian, Spanish, French and English. Both the paperbook and the eBook contain excerpts of key documents in an appendix, presented in a Timeline of Events and Documents. Two days after the launch of the paperback first edition at the Yale Bookstore in New Haven, CT, USA, the authors received an email from a fellow Catholic, a member of the Yale class of 1964, saying: "My sincere and hardy congratulations to you, Steve and Diane, for this mammoth output of beautifully sensitive consciences. Breathtaking in courage, perseverance, insight, honesty and profound integrity." Readers will be able to draw their own conclusions from the evidence. No one's views of the Third Reich, the Holocaust, and the Vatican will remain unchanged.

Author: Diane Galebach, Stephen Galebach
Publisher: Galebach Law Office
Published: 05/31/2014
Pages: 216
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.65lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.46d
ISBN: 9780578143712

About the Author
Stephen Galebach is an American lawyer. He has served as a legal policy advisor in the Reagan White House and a senior aide to the Attorney General of the United States. This is the first book published under his name. He previously ghostwrote a lengthy article for President Ronald Reagan that was turned into a book, and he translated a German infantry training manual for private use by Marine units while he was an infantry officer in the United States Marine Corps. He has taught German, French and Math at the U.S. high school level to his children during times when they were homeschooled. Diane Galebach, mother of 10, has often been told by friends, acquaintances, and even strangers that she should write a book. This, her first book, describes what she considers the most significant adventure of her life.

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