Eugenio Pacelli, later Pope Pius XII, signs the “Reichskonkordat” with the national socialist government under Adolf Hitler on July 20, 1933.

Achbishop Eugenio Pacelli was the Vatican’s representative in Berlin from 1920 onwards. He became Pope in 1939.

The Vatican  has now chosen to canonize Hitler's Pope. It appears that, following a long diplomatic dispute with the Vatican, the Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem has given in to pressure and will tone down its account of Pope Pius XII’s conduct toward the massacre of Jews during  World War II.

Dubbed, Hitlers Pope, Pius XII signed a deal with Nazi-Germany. The Roman Catholic’s would close down their political parties, and join the Nazi-party. In exchange, the Pope received Hitlers blessing to run Catholic institutions without interference from the totalitarian regime.

The new text, headlined, “The Vatican,” retains the criticism, but it adds his supporters’ position that Pius’ silence in condemning the murder of Jews was not a moral failure but a tactic that prevented harsher measures against church institutions, enabling church officials to carry out secret rescue missions.

For years, Yad Vashem has urged the Vatican to open its wartime archives to historians, but Vatican representatives say "that is years away."

 

Mussolini and Hitler. Two stern faced Kings came to the rescue of the Pope of Rome. Hitler made his own peace deal with the Vatican in 1933.

The brown shirts brought back Roman Catholicism as the state religion in Italy. The Fascists and the Pope had common interests and aspirations, and were well suited for each other. If the Fascists were able to gain World control by political and military powers, the winners would make the Pope in Rome the religious head of the World.

They were not successful, but there will come one who will succeed ~~
at least for awhile ~~ until our L-RD says enough.

"And many will follow their destructive ways, because of whom the way of truth will be blasphemed. By covetousness they will exploit you with deceptive words; for a long time their judgment has not been idle, and their destruction does not slumber." 1 Peter 2:2-3