On the 70th anniversasry of the liberation of Auschwitz, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg and John Henry Crosby commemorate those who died and the heroes who rose to their defense.
On the 70th anniversasry of the liberation of Auschwitz, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg and John Henry Crosby commemorate those who died and the heroes who rose to their defense.
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Read an National Catholic Register's interview with Alice von HIldebrand on topics as varied as the importance of beauty, the privelage of being a woman, and t
Read the Daily Beast's article on Hildebrand's importance as both a Catholic philosopher but especially as an "early and eloquent foe of Nazism."
Read The Catholic Herald's Review of My Battle Against Hitler and its praise for the "splendid witness of Catholic and human values."
R.R. Reno (Editor ot First Things) discusses the enduring value of Dietrich von Hildebrand's anti-Nazi resistance in light of contemporary issues.
Listen to Anna Krohn's lecture, hosted by The Dawson Society for Philosophy and Culture, on Deitrich von Hi
Read Christopher S.
Fr. Robert Barron (Word on Fire) juxtaposes the "meh culture" and indifference to evil with Hildebrand's outspoken defense of values against the the Nazi's radical indifference to dignity.
Hugh Hewitt, nationally syndicated radio talk show host and law proffessor, writes on Hildebrand's courageous witness in The Washington Examiner.