You wrote:
“You seem to want me to do your reading for you. The book can be found used on Amazon for a few dollars. I suggest you get a copy.”
Why don’t you just answer the question since you claim to be fascinated by the book? Are you afraid of the answer?
Why don’t you at least tell us what it says on page 203 about Pius XII hiding thousands of Jews in the Vatican? That’s page 203. Go ahead and tell us.
“What is fascinating about the book is not the same old empty chestnuts that Pacelli actually saved Jews by not speaking out and that his hands were tied and that he really really wanted to help. Instead the book is intriguing for the portrait it paints of Pacelli and the German woman who lived with him for 50 years and, if the book is to believed, guided his every footstep, both forward and back.”
Sounds actually rather mundane to me. Please tell us about what’s on page 203.
Come to think of it what did Grand Rabbi Herzog say to Pius XII as shown on page 208? Tell us his words. You know, those words of his half way down the page in quotes. That’s page 208. Can you do that for us?
And look at page 209. What’s the number of Jews saved by Pius XII as given by these authors of this book you find so fascinating? What’s the number? It’s in the second line down if you’re having problems finding it.
Oh, and by the way, look further down the page (209). See where the authors quote Pinchas E. Lapide? You remember him right? That’s the Israeli diplomat that the anti-Catholics here scoffed at for claiming that Pius XII saved more than 800,000 Jews. What is it he says there in that third paragraph on 209?
Please be honest and tell us what the book says on pages 203, 208 and 209.
Don’t be shy now. Tell us.
Read the book instead of just googling a few pages. You’re missing the best parts.