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The Forgotten People: Christianity and the Holocaust (2009) | Slate

The Forgotten People: Christianity and the Holocaust

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The Forgotten People: Christianity and the Holocaust

In the 1940s, Christians were largely silent as 6 million Jews were murdered. Will Christians remain silent once again as the new anti-Semitism grows worldwide?

Released: 2009
Runtime: 1h 8m
Genres: Documentary
Country: United States of America

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Stan MooreDirector

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