Between God and Hitler

Discover the profound and unsettling exploration of faith and complicity in Doris L. Bergen's Between God and Hitler, published by Cambridge University Press in 2025. This compelling book delves into the role of Protestant pastors and Catholic priests who served as chaplains in Hitler's military, raising critical questions about the involvement of Christian clergy in Nazi crimes. With 346 pages of meticulously researched content, Bergen draws on a diverse array of sources to provide insight into how these religious figures contributed to the horrors of genocide—sometimes with enthusiasm, at other times with reluctance or ignorance, yet always with a sense of loyalty. Between God and Hitler is essential reading for those interested in world history, religious studies, and the moral complexities of faith in times of atrocity. Don’t miss the opportunity to understand this pivotal intersection of religion and history.