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  <tableOfContents>The problem of Catholic racism -- The race question -- German volk and Christian reich -- Catholics against racism and antisemitism -- Conspiring to make the Vatican speak -- Conversion in the shadow of Auschwitz -- Who are the Jews? -- The Second Vatican Council -- A particular mission for the Jews.</tableOfContents>
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